Contents:
- Introduction
- Sig Frame Sizes, Models, Calibers, and Mag Capacities
- Sig 220
- Sig 225 / P-8
- Sig 226 / MK24 / MK25
- Sig P227
- Sig P228 / M-11
- Sig P229
- Sig P239
- Sig P250
- Sig 320 / XM-17 — The US Army’s New Sidearm
- Sig P365
Introduction:
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Sig Frame Sizes, Models, Calibers, and Mag Capacities:
Full Size Frame:
- Sig P220: .45 ACP (8)
- Sig P225
- Sig P226: 9mm (15), .357 Sig (12), .40S&W (12)
- Sig P227: .45 ACP
- Sig P250:
Mid Size Frame:
- Sig P228 / M-11A1: 9mm (13), .357 Sig (12), .40 S&W (12)
- Sig P229: 9mm (13), .357 Sig (12), .40 S&W (12)
- Sig P239: 9mm (8), .357 Sig (7), .40 S&W (7)
Compact Size Frame:
- Sig P232: .380 ACP (7)
- Sig P238: .380 ACP (6)
- Sig P290
- Sig P938
Modular Frames:
- Sig P320 Full Size: 9mm (17), .357 Sig (14), .40 S&W (14), .45 ACP coming soon.
- Sig P320 Carry Size: 9mm (17), .357 Sig (14), .40 S&W (14), .45 ACP coming soon.
- Sig P320 Compact Size: 9mm (15), .357 Sig (13), .40 S&W (13), .45 ACP coming soon.
- Sig P320 Sub Combat Size: 9mm (12), .357 Sig (10), .40 S&W (10), .45 ACP coming soon.
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Sig P220:
Frame: Full Size.
Calibers Offered and Magazine Capacity: .45 ACP (8)
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Sig 225 / P-6:
Frame: Full size, single stack magazine.
Calibers Offered and Magazine Capacity: 9mm (8).
Note: The P-6 version of this pistol has been used by European police for years employing FMJ ammunition. Older versions may or may not function well with hollow-point ammunition. Buyer beware.
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Sig 226 / MK24 / MK25:
Frame: Full Size.
Calibers Offered and Magazine Capacity: 9mm (15), .357 Sig (12), .40 S&W (12).
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Sig P227:
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Sig P228 / M-11:
Frame: Medium Size.
Calibers Offered and Magazine Capacity: 9mm (13), .357 Sig (12), .40 S&W (12).
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Sig P229:
Frame: Full Size
Calibers Offered and Magazine Capacity: .357 Sig, .40 S&W, 9mm
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Sig P239:
Frame: Mid Size.
Calibers Offered and Magazine Capacity: 9mm (8), .357 Sig (7), .40 S&W (7)
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Sig P250:
Frame Size: This firearm is modular, meaning that you can remove the internals (which are the serial numbered part and considered the “firearm”) and transfer them between other frame sizes. Frames available in full size, mid size, and compact.
Calibers Offered and Magazine Capacity (based on frame size): coming soon.
From Sig’s Website:
This is the one gun that changes everything, the new P250® is a modular pistol that allows the shooter to change caliber and grip size at will. One gun that adapts to perfectly fit any individual’s hand size, shooting style, and purpose.
The new SIG SAUER® P250 is a radically new kind of pistol that carries the renowned SIG SAUER quality – the performance, the accuracy and the reliability – into an exciting new range of unlimited possibilities, all built around a single, serial-numbered metal frame and fire control assembly. Choose the caliber: 9mm, .357SIG, .40S&W, or .45ACP. Choose compact, subcompact or full size polymer grip module. Select one of three grip sizes and two trigger lengths. Now it’s a fully customized P250. But then you can change everything to meet new requirements. When you have a P250, you not only have a high-quality SIG SAUER pistol that perfectly meets your needs. You have the foundation for building a new SIG SAUER pistol that will meet changing needs without the slightest sacrifice in performance.
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Sig 320 / XM-17 — The US Army’s New Sidearm:
Frame: Like the Sig P250, this pistol is also modular, meaning that you can remove the internals (which are the serial numbered part and considered the “firearm”) and transfer them between other frame sizes. Frames available in full size, mid size, and compact.
Calibers Offered: 9mm, .40 S&W, .45 ACP, .357 Sig.
Sig 320 Reliability Tests:
Sig 320 Chosen As The US Army’s New Sidearm:
Sig 320 May Discharge When Dropped:
It has been discovered that the Sig 320 can accidentally discharge if the pistol is dropped on or hit in just the right spot. It appears that this isn’t a malfunction of the internals of the pistol, but rather a design flaw that allows the trigger to move and discharge the pistol when inertial is applied in just the right direction. It also appear that this problem only occurs with civilian pistols. The trigger on the XM-17 version is different and is not effected in the same way. Sig Sauer offers an upgrade as a supposed fix to the problem.
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Sig P365:
After reviewing the following videos I would suggest avoiding the Sig P365, however if you insist, only buy this pistol is the manufacturing date on its box is after July, 2018. There are problems with models manufactured before then.