SHOT Show 2019: SIG Sauer Spartan II 1911 Carry Pistol

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posted on January 21, 2019
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SIG Sauer's Spartan line of pistols--easily identifiable by its Spartan logo and "Molon Labe" inscription, is now offered on several models of its pistols, the latest one being the Spartan II 1911 carry model. There are some eye-catching features to this pistol, the most obvious of which is a new Coyote PVD finish that is unique to each pistol. Learn more in this video hosted by American Rifleman's Joe Kurtenbach during the SIG Sauer media event during SHOT Show 2019.



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