P320

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.

A good idea doesn’t come to market just because it’s good. It takes research and development and lots of tenacity to get it into consumers’ hands. SIG’s new P320 XFIVE Legion pistol is a good example of this. True Pearce sat down with Phil Strader, SIG’s pistol product manager, to discuss how its improvements will benefit all kinds of shooters.

Sig Sauer announced this week the release of the P320-M18, the commercial variant of the M18 pistol recently chosen as the official sidearm of the U.S. Marine Corps.

There 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 X01 is ultimately a chassis for your SIG P320.  But unlike other similar products like the RONI Pistol Carbine Conversion, the X01 doesn’t use the pistols existing grip or frame. 

SIG Sauer is bringing the Army’s new handgun to the commercial market.  Say hello to the P320-M17!

With all the winning SIG Sauer has done over the last 18 months with the P320, I feel like here at GunsAmerica despite our extensive coverage we have forgotten to highlight one great feature.  The P320’s magic modular chassis system.

SIG Sauer is putting out a special edition, carry-sized version of the P320 for the law enforcement community. 

The SIG P320 RX is a premium striker fired pistol that comes with the SIG Romeo1 red dot sight pre-mounted and zeroed, out of the box, making it an exceptional value for the price. MSRP for the full-size RX is $950 but you can usually find them for under $900.