“Tag: SIG P320”

Already available in two sizes (full-size and carry) and three chamberings (9 mm Luger, .357 SIG and .40 S&W), SIG announced that its striker-fired P320 line would be expanding to include the .45 ACP cartridge and a subcompact offering.

The versatile, new striker-fired SIG Sauer P320 is really a whole new family of guns from the New Hampshire maker. One single “pistol” can become a full-size, compact or subcompact handgun—each with three different grip sizes.

I recently had the pleasure of writing up the new SIG Sauer P320 for American Rifleman. Somehow or another, I left a number of readers a little confused about the pistol's trigger action, and we can't have that.

SIG Sauer is throwing its full support and resources behind Team SIG, the newly formed competitive shooting squad.

The Oklahoma Highway Patrol has chosen the SIG P320 in 9 mm as the agency’s next duty pistol.

The High Point, N.C. Police Department has chosen the SIG Sauer P320 as the next duty pistol for its more than 200 officers.

The Hawaii Department of Public Safety (HDPS), which is composed of approximately 1,450 Law Enforcement Officers and Corrections Officers, has selected the SIG Sauer P320 as the agency’s next service firearm, along with SIG Sauer V-Crown Duty and SIG Sauer FMJ ammunition.

SIG Sauer wins the big Army contract, the most important military handgun contract of our generation.

SIG Sauer’s P320 pistol is the winner of the XM17 MHS. American Rifleman's Joe Kurtenbach walks through the evolution of the selection.