SIG P224 for Sale

Quick Look

The SIG P224 was introduced by SIG Sauer in 2012 as a compact, hammer-fired pistol for concealed carry. Built on the classic P-series design, it features all-metal construction and DA/SA operation with decocker control. Although discontinued, it remains popular among SIG enthusiasts and collectors for its quality and rare form factor.

Why It's a Top Choice

• Compact frame with full-size firepower
• Alloy frame provides durability and balance
• Works with standard P-series magazines
• Classic SIG Sauer trigger and decocker system
• Ideal for concealed carry and backup roles

Key Variants

SIG P224 SAS

Dehorned slide and frame, ideal for snag-free concealed carry.

SIG P224 Nickel

Two-tone model with nickel slide, sought after for its unique appearance.

SIG P224 Equinox

Limited-run variant with contrast sights and premium finish details.

SIG P224 Extreme

Enhanced model with black G10 grips and aggressive styling.

SIG P224 DAO

Double-action only version for consistent trigger weight with no decocker.

Competitor Comparison Table

Feature	Sig P224	Glock 26	S&W M&P9c
MSRP	$1,100 (discontinued)	$500	$480
Capacity	10+1	10+1	12+1
Weight (unloaded)	29 oz	21.7 oz	24 oz
Optics-ready	No	No	No
Trigger type	DA/SA	Striker-fired	Striker-fired
Notable pro	Full-metal frame quality	Lightweight and affordable	Higher capacity subcompact
Notable con	Discontinued, limited parts	Short grip can reduce control	Bulkier than others

Best Use Cases

• Concealed carry
• Backup duty weapon
• Range training
• Personal defense
• Firearms collecting

FAQs

Can I still buy a new SIG P224?

SIG Sauer discontinued the P224, but new-old-stock and used models are available on secondary markets.

What is the difference between the SIG P224 and P229?

The P224 is a subcompact version of the P229, with a shorter slide and grip for concealment.

How does the SIG P224 perform with standard P-series magazines?

The P224 accepts P229 magazines, though they extend below the grip for increased capacity.