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I've been hearing things about an older generation Sig Sauer P229 being made with steel frames and that causing differences is comfortably. I own a P229 .357 Sig Nitron Carry and it's made with a stainless slide and alloy frame made in N.H. there are other models I've seen and read that have steel frames and are German. I also heard there are hybrid German made and U.S. made P229s. I would imagine a P229 with stainless steel frame would be more balanced since mine is top heavy. My friend tells me it is good for him because it absorbs the recoil in some way in his mind is better than a full stainless piece. Can anybody help shed light on this?