The Sig Sauer P320 handgun is modular by design. The ability to swap calibers, frame sizes, and more provides a versatility that is driving a massive aftermarket for parts and accessories. Building a P320 is the perfect way to get exactly the gun you want without having to buy a new gun and throw away parts.
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Everything You Need to Know About the P320: Exeter, Aftermarket Parts and Beyond
Updated: June 28, 2020
SIG M18s Go 36K Rounds in Army Testing With Zero Failures
Updated: February 13, 2019There are few examples of flawless performance. In recent U.S. Army testing, three SIG Sauer M18 pistols fired 12,000 rounds each with zero stoppages. Zero! That got my attention.
The Chosen One: The Army’s M-17 Pistol Review
Updated: September 8, 2018The service handguns chosen by the Army have always become essential weapons; the Remington New Army, the Colt Single Action Army, Browning’s M-1911 and the M-9 Beretta are all classics. Now you can get the latest chapter in this historic line, the SIG M17.
Investment Piece? Sig Sauer Releases Limited-Edition Commemorative M17
Updated: August 30, 2018Sig Sauer announced this week the release of the M17-Commemorative Edition, a near-exact replica of the P320 variant that won the U.S. Army contract for the modular handgun system last year. Sig has only produced 5,000 of these handguns, and they’re selling for $1,220 a pop.