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From 1999 to 2019 the Secret Service carried it, in .357 SIG, with a DAK trigger that gave the same pull on every shot....
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From 1999 to 2019 the Secret Service carried it, in .357 SIG, with a DAK trigger that gave the same pull on every shot....
The gun that made sense at 35 may be wrong at 75. A retired Green Beret on why a 13.5-ounce snub revolver punishes arthritic...
The 6.8x51mm runs above 80,000 psi at close to 3,000 feet per second, and it exists because adversaries now issue body armor as standard....
The brief handed to design director Phil Strader was single-stack width with double-stack capacity and no compromise on either. The answer was an offset...
The P228 had a stamped steel slide. The P229 got a CNC-milled stainless one, because .357 SIG and .40 S&W drive a slide harder...
Ten rounds in a pistol this thin was a genuine improvement over the 6-round Glock 43, and it is still behind the field. The...
There is nothing radical about the SIG P226. Short recoil, locked breech, aluminum alloy frame, stamped steel slide, double-action first shot and a decocking...
Built to a US Army spec, beaten by SIG's price by $103 million, and released to the public almost exactly as submitted — the...
Key Points – A US Army Captain, Braden Trent, recently ignited a “firestorm” by presenting research highly critical of the new SIG Sauer XM7...
Key Points – The choice of an everyday carry (EDC) pistol is highly personal, prioritizing what works best for individual reliability, comfort, and proficiency....