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SIG Sauer expands the P211 GTO lineup with new factory colorways and offers a barrel block that lets shooters remove the compensator for a cleaner profile.
Expanded Looks for the P211 GTO
SIG Sauer added new P211 GTO colorways that ship from the factory. These include a black-and-silver two-tone (Equinox), an all midnight black model (Nitron), and a black-and-FDE version (Spectre Combat), a silver with black accents (Quicksilver), and a brass accented model with LOK Grips (Spectre comp).
We aren’t done yet, there is one last colorway which is a gunmetal grey with blue/purple pearlescent accents (Nightshift). Each finish gives buyers more style options without aftermarket work.
Instead of buying a new pistol, owners can mix elements into existing guns. SIG Sauer allows swaps like brass accented controls or custom panels, so shooters can tailor a pistol to their taste. Some custom finishes may be order-only or not yet listed on the company’s site.
Pricing varies by finish. Base black models usually sell for around $2,400. Two-tone options sit closer to $2,600. Brass-accented versions with the LOK Grips land near $2,700. Final retail depends on dealer pricing and configuration.
SEE ALSO: SIG Expands the P211 Line with the GT5 — SHOT 2026
Optional Barrel Block Removes Compensator
In addition to new looks, SIG Sauer now offers a P211 GTO barrel block that removes the factory compensator. The compensator normally sits at the end of the 4.4-inch bull barrel and helps reduce muzzle rise and felt recoil, aiding fast follow-ups and flatter strings. Some shooters prefer the simpler, comp-free profile for certain competition divisions or personal preference.
The barrel block makes it easier to run the pistol without the compensator while keeping the core platform and balance intact.
P211 GTO Specifications and Features
- Caliber: 9 mm Luger
- Action: Single Action Only (SAO)
- Barrel: 4.4-inch bull barrel (compensated or comp-free with barrel block)
- Overall Length: 8.5 inches
- Weight: 45.9 ounces empty
- Frame Material: Stainless steel with full-length dust cover
- Grip Module: Aluminum alloy with G10 grip panels
- Trigger: Straight-pull, flat skeletonized
- Safety: Grip safety, ambidextrous thumb safeties, firing pin safety
- Magazines: Compatible with SIG P320 steel mags (ships with 1× 23-rd and 2× 21-rd)
- Rail: 3-slot Picatinny on full-length dust cover
- Optic Ready: SIG-LOC PRO footprint available
- Sights: Fiber-optic front and fixed rear (varies by model)
Availability and Dealer Info
SIG Sauer expects the new colorways to appear through normal dealer channels. Customers should check with local retailers for stock and ordering options. Some configurations, especially limited or custom finishes, may require dealer special orders.
These updates give P211 GTO buyers more ways to personalize an already capable 2011-style pistol, whether they want a polished look or a simplified, comp-free setup.
Learn more about the new SIG Sauer P211 GTO options here.
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