5 Best Sig Sauer Guns Ever Sig Sauer is a Swiss-German gun manufacturer.
It has been in the arms business for many years already.
This company is formed by the amalgamation of the Swiss SIG and the German Sauer, with
the intention of making high-quality firearms.
Their venture enabled them to dominate the European handgun market between the 1980s
and 1990s.
They produced several impressive pistols that are based on the P210 system.
These days, the Sig Sauer is one of the best destinations for shooters who are looking
for reliable handguns and rifles.
In fact, it has penetrated the US market.
Even law enforcement and military agencies are using Sig Sauer handguns.
That's proof that this gun maker is an excellent source of highly reliable pistols.
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5.
SIG P320 Back in 2017, Sig Sauer overthrew Beretta,
Glock, and other handgun manufacturers for the M17 Modular Handgun System of the U.S.
Army.
Of course, it achieved this exceptional feat in the form of the Sig Sauer P320.
By now, most of us know that the M17 is based on the P320.
On the surface, the latter shares the same appearance as Sig handguns.
But compared to its predecessors, it has updated schematics on its internal components.
Furthermore, the MHS is available in both the full-sized M17 and the compact M18.
Both of them are chambered in 9mm.
They are compatible with 17- and 21-round magazines.
Unlike the other Sig pistols, the P320 is a type of striker-fired pistol that does not
use a firing pin and hammer.
Hence, it is not susceptible to snagging your clothes when you holster them in your waist.
Furthermore, the P320 features manual safety, which is an essential U.S. Army condition.
This handgun is also a double-action-only weapon, which means that a single trigger
pull will require you to release its pin and cock the pistol.
That's the only way you can fire the gun.
By the way, the P320 is not just available for military use.
Even ordinary shooters like you and me can experience using this wonderful concealed-carry
handgun.
It has its civilian counterparts in the form of .357 Sig, .40 Smith & Wesson, 9mm, and
.45 ACP.
4.
SIG P365 Of course, this list would not be complete
without the Sig P365.
Arguably, this handgun is probably the most popular weapon that Sig has ever made.
And there are a lot of reasons why it remained that way until now.
This 9mm pistol features a 10+1 capacity, housed in a compact frame.
When it was first released in the market, many were surprised that it has a similar
size to the Glock 43, which is already considered as one of the best concealed-carry pistols
today.
Overall, the P365 is a small weapon.
It is comfortable to carry, even if it is holstered in your body for an entire day.
It arrives with two 10-round magazines.
One has a minimal pinky extension, while the other magazine is a flush fitting.
You also have an option to get a factory 12-round magazine, but it extends the gun's size slightly.
It will give you twice the capacity of the Walther PPS M2 S&W Shield and Glock 43.
Furthermore, this gun features Sig Sauer XRay3 night sights, which are downright impressive.
Its front sight flaunts a night sight capability and high-visibility setting for extremely
bright conditions.
Meanwhile, its rear sight has two tritium vials.
It has been serrated as well to minimize glare.
Also, the Sig P365 is extremely comfortable to hold and shoot.
But I can say that it is ideal for shooters with small hands since the grip is just small.
And since it is a mid-sized pistol, it is definitely snappier than most mid-sized pistols.
Controlling it is not as difficult as it seems.
Doing follow-up shots will never be a burden, which is necessary if you are using its extended
magazine.
3.
SIG P226 There's something remarkable about the Sig
P226 that many shooters are unaware of.
Specifically, this gun is the very breakout pistol of Sig Sauer in the U.S. gun market.
It has some exceptional qualities that make it one of Sig's most popular firearms.
Technically speaking, the Sig P226 is developed by the Sig Sauer for the U.S Army.
It was designed to compete with the M1911A1 handgun, which was released several years
after World War II.
While it is true that Beretta has toppled it, the Sig P226 was eventually accommodated
by the SEALs.
The reason for this is due to the fatal flaws of the Beretta handgun.
The Sig P226 has similar mechanisms to its predecessors.
It comes with a double-action / single-action design.
Its first shot would require you to pull a ten-pound trigger.
After that, the succeeding shots would only have a light 4.4-pound pull.
Compared to its predecessors, the P226 features a double-stack magazine, causing its grip
to widen.
But at the same time, it enabled the handgun to accommodate 15 9mm rounds.
This is twice bigger than the previous Sig Sauer handguns.
Numerous models of the Sig P226 are available in the market today.
The most notable ones are the P226 MK25 and the P226 Legion SAO.
Both of these handguns are full-sized firearms that feature moderate recoils, impressive
accuracy, and firing consistency.
These are durable guns, too, as they maintain their reliability even after a thousand rounds.
2.
SIG P220 Our next stop is the Sig P220.
This is the second handgun produced by Sig Sauer that climbed into prominence.
Initially, this gun was called the M75, but later on, it was popularized to be the P220.
One of the interesting aspects of the P220 is that the Swiss Army adopted it as one of
their official sidearms in 1975.
Technically speaking, the gun is an upgrade to the legendary P210.
Hence, it is not surprising that its internal schematics are pretty much the same as the
P210.
However, it has several unique features from its predecessors.
For instance, it includes a manual decocker that decreases the hammer into a safety notch
but without the need to pull the trigger.
Furthermore, the Sig P220 has a firing pin lock that prevents accidental firing if you
ever drop the gun while it is cocked.
It is also interesting to note that the P220 has a larger trigger and shorter barrel than
the SIG P210.
At the same time, the P220 is still in production, which allows you to try the closest thing
to the legendary P210.
The P220 is currently chambered in either 9mm, 10mm Auto, or .45 ACP.
Hence, it also offers versatility when it comes to how you can use it.
Moreover, it has established a reputable footing to law enforcement and tactical fields in
the United States and Sweden.
And if that's not enough, one should know that the P220 is the official sidearm of the
Japan Self Defense Forces.
The gun doesn't have excessive recoil, so anyone can manage it efficiently.
It has impressive accuracy, too, all thanks to well-fitted internal components.
It is also a lightweight gun that features an alloy frame construction with a weather-resistant
Nitron finish.
1.
SIG P210 Of course, it is fairly reasonable that the
top of this list goes to the grandfather of every Sig Sauer handgun.
The Sig P210 is the very first pistol that Sig Sauer produced.
It is the one that started all the P2XX pistols of the company, which is a testament to its
quality.
And it is not a coincidence when shooters say that it was one of the best-designed handguns
in the 20th century.
The Sig P210 was adopted by the Swiss Army in 1949 and effectively replaced the Model
29, which is a copy of the Luger P08 pistol.
Again, this is proof that the P210 is a highly desirable tactical handgun.
Today, there are hundreds of handguns in the gun market.
But despite this fact, many enthusiasts still consider the accuracy of the P210 to be on
the top.
That's how good this pistol is.
The construction of P210 is akin to a Switch watch.
In short, it is durable, functional, and beautiful at the same time.
It has intuitive parts fitted perfectly to become a fully reliable handgun.
Its architecture is anchored on the short-recoil operating system created by John Moses Browning
himself.
This firearm is easy to disassemble, as well.
In fact, you can disassemble it similar to a Colt-Browning type of pistol.
By the way, the Sig P210 is chambered in 9mm, so it has the power to quell threats.
Perhaps, its only downside is that it doesn't have an extensive magazine.
Specifically, this gun only comes with an 8-round capacity.
But aside from that, I can say that the P210 sets the bar for self-defense and tactical
pistols.
And that completes our list.
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