That is absolutely beautiful. The Sig crest is a really nice touch. Lew Horton's is still doing busniness. I'd call them to get more info on it. As far as price goes, who knows ? Without a doubt, well into 4 digits. It 's hard to tell by the pics, but it looks like the controls are gold plated ? So much the better ! When did you purhcase it ?

Originally Posted by hud35500

That is absolutely beautiful. The Sig crest is a really nice touch. Lew Horton's is still doing busniness. I'd call them to get more info on it. As far as price goes, who knows ? Without a doubt, well into 4 digits. It 's hard to tell by the pics, but it looks like the controls are gold plated ? So much the better ! When did you purhcase it ?

Thanks Hud for the compliments! I think its gem as well. Unfortunatley there isn't much info, if any, that I could find out about it(at least on the internet). Your right though, all the accent pieces are gold plated including the gold SIG emblem. It was passed down by a relative recently. My only resort other than Lew Horton, was just getting thoughts of other SIG fans on the web.

I talked to some of the folks at Lew Horton and they said that they couldn't remember or find another record of having a SIG special edition ever ordered. All they could confirm is that this was indeed, based on the SN, a Lew Horton SIG and it was only 1 of 200 produced by SIG, 20 years ago.

I guess it all comes down to the old saying, "its only worth what someone would pay for it". The good thing is that with the W. German markings, even if they did produce another, they couldnt', simply because there isn't a West Germany anymore. I'm still digging and hunting for more info as to if it was a commemorative edition of some type, but no dice on that just yet.

Thanks for the feedback!