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The HK P2000 was released in the year 2000 as an updated version of the USP Compact. The P2000 is basically the same gun as the USP Compact and accepts the same magazines, but it features different grip texturing and backstraps on the rear of the frame to accommodate different hand sizes. Along with the […] More

The HK USP Compact is the compact variation of the full size HK USP. The USP Compact maintains the same build quality of the full size while being in a smaller package. The USP Compact is available in the 9mm, .40 S&W, .357 SIG Sauer, and .45 ACP cartridges. The 9mm holds 13 rounds, the […] More

The SIG Sauer P238 is a clone of the Colt Mustang, which itself is basically a pocket carry version of the 1911 and rechambered for the .380 ACP round. The Mustang series of handguns are among the most shootable of the pocket 380s and the P238 is no exception. This pistol was unveiled in 2009 […] More

The SIG Sauer MCX is a semi-automatic rifle similar to the AR-15. It utilizes a short stroke gas piston system that is designed to keep recoil to a minimum and reliability to the maximum. The design is technically based off of the pistol caliber MPX. The MCX is available for the 5.56 and .300 AAC, […] More

The SIG Sauer MPX is a gas operated semi-automatic pistol (or submachine gun for military and law enforcement). It’s very compact and utilizes a closed, rotating bolt that is actually rare in submachine guns but is intended to make the weapon more reliable. The MPX was unveiled in 2015, and later led to the release […] More

In 2017 the SIG Sauer P320 in 9mm became the new service handgun of the United States military to replace the Beretta M9. The P320 is notable because it’s a truly modular handgun. You can remove the firearm action from the frame and the interchange as appropriate. For example, you can purchase different frame sizes […] More

The SIG Sauer P365 represents one of the more innovative concealed carry firearms in several years. The 9mm single stack handgun has served as one of the most popular genres of handguns for the American CCW market. Examples include the Glock 43, Ruger LC9, Smith & Wesson Shield, and the Walther PPS. Each of these […] More

The SIG Sauer GSR 1911 is one of the highest selling 1911 pistols in the United States today. The GSR is also widely regarded as being one of the highest quality 1911s on the market, because of its extremely crisp single action trigger and excellent accuracy. SIG claims that the GSR 1911 is capable of […] More

The P228 was originally developed as a more compact version of the P226, and was adopted by the United States army. The P228 later developed into the P229, and the two guns are one and the same only with the P229 slide built out of stainless steel in contrast to the P228’s carbon. This was […] More

The SIG Sauer P226 is perhaps SIG’s most famous handgun. This pistol was introduced in the 1980s to compete for the United States army contract as the new service handgun to replace the Colt M1911A1. For context, the P226 is essentially a double stacked P220 rechambered for 9mm. The P226 and Beretta M9 became the […] More

The SIG Sauer P225 is scaled down P220 chambered for 9mm with 8 rounds of ammunition in the magazine. The P225 is noticeably more compact than the P220, and was originally developed as the P6 for West German police forces in the 1970s, where it was introduced alongside the Walther P5 and the HK P7. […] More

The P220 was introduced as the first installment in SIG’s 220 line. Initially chambered in both 9mm and .45 ACP, the P220 later switched to being a .45 ACP only handgun, and it is currently only offered in the .45 ACP caliber. The P220 was essentially the successor to the P210. It has a double […] More