I never knew about that site before now. Had no Idea Sig offered that many packages.
I used it to look up styles when I get a new "itch" and to investigate some closeout models on sites like CDNN. Sig is pretty prolific when it comes to introducing new models and finishes and names like "Elite" and "Extreme". When they drop a specific model, many times the closeout prices are half or more than half off. Frequently, the listing websites that are listing the closeouts do not list all of the specific details (like sights, SRT, etc) so I would go there to see what "Elite Match Scorpion E2" (made that up) means. Many times I was able to identify weapons that really met with what I was looking for when the listing was less descriptive. Guess that time has passed, though. Also, it was useful when I was looking for something to drool after. Like sitting around thinking, "I wonder if sig ever made a 239 in Two Tone? or something like that. Guess now Ill just have to go to places like Gunbroker and figure it out. Problem with that is that many times the listings will conflict with each other--for example one listing mentioning SRT and the other 3 NOT mentioning it. Then I have to sit around and wait till it comes and see if the listing was correct or not. Sitll fun to get it and tear into it to see, but quite disappointing when the weapon I ordered does not meet my specifications (or expectations). Also, I am amazed by how often the big box sites like Gander get the detalis wrong--like mag capacity. I often see little errors like "15 round mag" on a 226 Legion in .40. (They don't make a factory 15 round mag for the 226 Legion in .40, only for the 9mm) so I could easily go to the website to look it up (bad example since the Legion is still in production--but for stuff like that on discontinued models).
Multiple times? 
