No problem
This is not the browning model. It was manufactured in 1993. I bought it from the original owner, and I have the original gray box, two factory magazines, one aftermarket magazine that hangs about an inch out of the bottom (got it with the gun, never used it), original receipt from Rainier Arms, and original test target. I *might* have the manual around somewhere, but I don't remember if it came with one. The original owner said he put around 300 rounds through it, and I've probably put around 400-500 over the past few years (I believe I bought it in 2003). It's all original, factory grips, regular sights.
I'm not the best at rating the condition of firearms, and I'm even worse at taking decent pictures of them. If I had to guess, I'd say the condition is 95%+, as there is slight wear on the edges of the slide. No holster, no ammo.
I've never once had a single problem with this gun, it's been reliable from day one. This was my go-to bedside gun for many years before I replaced it with a gun with night sights. I do not doubt Sig's claim that the P220 is the 'most accurate .45 out of the box'; it's definitely more accurate than I am.
I'm still torn as to whether or not I want to sell this, as I think it's going to be a bit difficult finding one of this condition/low round count/history, but I never shoot it and I'd really like to get a Colt 1911 or an AR15 upper for the GF's AR.