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I tried that. Sig pointed me to Turners, who told me they've never heard of the program. Thanks thoughDealer Locations
www.sigsauer.com
I live in the Santa Cruz area. I was hoping I wouldn't have to make phone calls but if it's $150-$575 off, it may be worth it.Where are you located?
Unfortunately, you may have to call the dealers listed on Sig's site and personally verify.
For the Glock Blue Label program, it lists a bunch of dealers in my area but when you call it in, a lot of them deny participating in it. So YMMV...
I thought that too, but reading the form, it seems like I have to approach the dealer first and work with them to order whichever approved firearm I wish to purchase. Thats how I would get the rebate/reimbursement/lower price whatever it is.I’m pretty sure you need to order from Sig direct and have it delivered to your local dealer.
Nevermind - this is the guide process. Sorry, I'm not familiar with the off duty.stuff.Sign up for Sig program
Takes a day or two to get approved
Order from SIG - send to FFL or direct
BUT
Your FFL needs to know ahead of time. It's good to shop your FFLs too. A local shop charges $200 for to receive + Transfer fees.