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SIG Sauer Conversion Barrel SIG P229 3.9" .40S&W Chrome Molly Steel Blued BBL-229-40

$142.68
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Brand
Sig Sauer
Color
Blued
Caliber
.40 Cal
Category
Gun Parts
Barrel Length
3.9in
Gun Part Type
Barrel
UPC
798681214624

Overview

This SIG Sauer factory replacement barrel is designed for the P229 pistol. It is chambered in .40 S&W with a 3.9-inch length and is crafted from durable, heat-treated blued chrome moly steel. This barrel allows for the conversion of a .357 SIG P229 to .40 S&W without the need for additional parts. Precision hammer-forged for durability and accuracy, it serves as a direct replacement for existing P229 barrels.

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