SIG SAUER's P227

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posted on May 5, 2013
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SIG SAUER had its new P227, a .45 ACP that holds 10 + 1 rounds, on display at the 142nd NRA Annual Meetings & Exhibits.

The P227 sports dimensions similar to the company's iconic P226 platform, offering a big-bore cartridge without a large grip diameter. It will also work in almost any holster made for railed P220 or P226 models.

It's available in full-size and carry lengths, and features an integral accessory rail.

For more information, check out the video below or go to SigSauer.com.

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