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Quick Look

The SIG P225 was introduced in the 1970s as a compact version of the P220 for West German police. Designed for simplicity, reliability, and single-stack concealability, it balances classic SIG engineering with ergonomic carry capability. Though not widely produced today, the P225 remains a highly regarded choice for collectors and conceal carry enthusiasts.

Why It's a Top Choice

German-engineered for reliability and precision
Single-stack design enhances concealment
DA/SA trigger for confident carry and control
Low recoil and excellent ergonomics
Legacy appeal for collectors and enthusiasts

Key Variants

SIG P225 A1

An updated version with improved trigger and enhanced ergonomics, ideal for modern concealed carry.

SIG P6

Original West German police surplus models, valued by collectors for their history and build quality.

Competitor Comparison Table

Feature	Sig P225	Glock 48	Shield Plus
MSRP	$1,100 (P225 A1)	$500	$550
Capacity	8+1	10+1	13+1
Weight (unloaded)	29 oz	20.7 oz	20.2 oz
Optics-ready	No	No	Yes
Trigger type	DA/SA	Striker-fired	Flat-face, striker-fired
Notable pro	Exceptional build quality	Slim, lightweight profile	High capacity for size
Notable con	Lower magazine capacity	Limited aftermarket support	Heavier trigger pull

Best Use Cases

Concealed carry for experienced users
Law enforcement surplus collectors
Home defense with proven reliability
Range training with DA/SA practice
Classic SIG Sauer collection builds

FAQs

What is the difference between the SIG P225 and P6?

The P6 is a German police-issued version of the P225 with fixed sights and heavier trigger.

Can I carry the SIG P225 concealed?

Yes, the slim single-stack frame and smooth contour make it suitable for concealed carry.

How does the P225 compare to modern subcompacts?

It offers superior craftsmanship and control, though at the cost of lower capacity and weight.

SIG P225 for Sale