Sig Sauer P232 Two-Tone .380 ACP Compact DA/SA (2008), German-Made, 3.6 in Barrel, 7+1, Discontinued
The Sig Sauer P232 Two-Tone is a compact .380 ACP pistol built in Germany with U.S. import marking. This 2008 example pairs a satin stainless slide with a black hard-coat anodized aluminum alloy frame and uses a fixed-barrel, straight blowback system. It is a discontinued model, and U.S. imports of German-made P232s ceased in July 2014.
This pistol includes two factory 7-round magazines and a SIG SAUER factory hard case.
Condition
Overall Condition: Good condition, showing some signs of prior use and handling.
Bore Overall Condition: Excellent - Clean, mirror finish, no signs of wear.
Bore Rifling: Excellent Rifling - Sharp lands and grooves.
Specific Condition Notes: This firearm is in good shape. Minor, superficial scratches and blemishes are present. Small surface rust spots are visible.
What’s Included
- SIG SAUER factory hard case (blue)
- 2x 7-round SIG SAUER factory steel magazines for P232
The P232 Two-Tone combines a satin stainless slide with a black hard-coat anodized aluminum alloy frame, delivering the classic two-tone look with durable finishes. The compact size and single-stack 7+1 capacity make it a slim, carry-friendly .380 ACP platform.
It uses a fixed barrel with straight blowback operation for the .380 ACP chambering. The slide features rear serrations and top anti-glare serrations. The pistol locks open on an empty magazine, and there is no manual external slide-lock lever.
Controls and safeties include DA/SA operation with an external, partially shrouded hammer and a decocking lever. Additional built-in safeties are the automatic firing pin safety, safety intercept notch, and disconnector. The magazine release is heel-style.
Sights are fixed high-contrast, with a fixed front and a drift-adjustable rear. Markings include MADE IN GERMANY with EXETER, NH import designation. This example is identified by mfg part number 232-380-T and was manufactured in 2008. The model is discontinued, and U.S. imports of German-made P232 pistols ended in July 2014.