SIG Sauer, GrabAGun Partner On Freedom Series Pistols

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posted on November 7, 2025
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SIG Sauer Freedom Series 1911X
Image courtesy of GrabAGun.

In an effort to support Turning Point USA following the murder of the group's founder, Charlie Kirk, in September 2025, SIG Sauer partnered with online firearm retailer GrabAGun to support the organization with several special-edition SIG Sauer handguns, each with a custom finish that pays homage to Charlie's championing of conservative causes.

For every limited-edition Freedom Series pistol sold, SIG Sauer has promised a $50 donation to Turning Point USA, and GrabAGun will match that donation, for a total of $100 going to support Turning Point USA's mission. Three different handguns are offered in the SIG Sauer Freedom Series, two M1911s and one P365 XMacro. All three guns are finished with the same color scheme, featuring an all-black frame topped by a stainless-steel slide finished with a white Cerakote treatment. On the side of each firearm's slide, the word "Freedom" is emblazoned in black, paying homage to the clean, clear message found on Turning Point USA's apparel.

SIG Sauer's 1911-X offerings in the Freedom Series come in two models, Full Size and Carry, with each gun having a 5" and a 4.2" barrel, respectively. Both guns are chambered for .45 ACP and are outfitted with a Picatinny accessory rail on the frame's dustcover, as well as a milled slide capable of accepting a red-dot optic. A full-size frame is used for each model, enabling them to accept magazines with a standard capacity of eight rounds. SIG Sauer's P365 XMacro Freedom Series pistol features an elongated frame that provides for a flush-fit magazine capacity of 17 round in 9 mm Luger, as opposed to the flush-fit, 10-round magazine found in the original P365 micro-compact.

Both SIG Sauer 1911-X Freedom Series pistols retail at an MSRP of $1,650, while the P365 XMacro Freedom Series pistol retails for $750. For more details, visit grabagun.com.

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