[jkao42]

umm... like oem barrels?
Those you can get from the sig store, brownells, midway usa... etc...
Aftermarket barrels: EFK, Barsto, Silencerco... etc...

If you are trying to buy from the source (OEM), well they are made by Sig, so you will have to buy from either Sig for no discount or a distributor for maybe a discount but probably not.

 

[bblr]

I usually try to buy used barrels on Gunbroker. I prefer the finish on the older German made barrels.

 

[ElJefe]

umm... like oem barrels?
Those you can get from the sig store, brownells, midway usa... etc...
Aftermarket barrels: EFK, Barsto, Silencerco... etc...

If you are trying to buy from the source (OEM), well they are made by Sig, so you will have to buy from either Sig for no discount or a distributor for maybe a discount but probably not.

I know how to buy new barrels, I am just looking for a source for used barrels. Parts kits, slides, frames and all the other components are readily available on the used market and often distributors are selling them for well below what they cost new but I have yet to see anyone selling used barrels. A 9mm barrel is a handy way to change calibers of a LEO trade in, but a new barrel is nearly half the cost of a complete used gun.

Gunbroker is a good suggestion-I'll keep trolling.

 

[jkao42]

Gunbroker, Ebay, Forums
Can't think of any others sorry

Sig Sauer P226 9mm New Blue Barrel 4.4 inch Unfired No Reserve Free Shipping | eBay

 

[bearone2]

i watch adds on various sites.

 

[gungizmo]

Just FYI... Gemtech have Sig p229 threaded barrels for $153. These are OEM Sig Barrels.


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[SIG Sauer Puss]

...A 9mm barrel is a handy way to change calibers of a LEO trade in, but a new barrel is nearly half the cost of a complete used gun.

I don't know, there might be a little more to it than just a barrel swap depending on the caliber your converting I think.

 

[Malicious Compliance]

I don't know, there might be a little more to it than just a barrel swap depending on the caliber your converting I think.

Yes, converting a P226 40/357 to 9mm requires not only the OEM barrel but a recoil spring, as well.

 

[SIG Sauer Puss]

Yes, converting a P226 40/357 to 9mm requires not only the OEM barrel but a recoil spring, as well.

Are the locking inserts the same?

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[Malicious Compliance]

Yes. I have 2 OEM standard and 1 Silencerco threaded 9mm barrels, all work perfectly in my P226 357 SIG.