Sig Sauer P320 (Germany/USA) – Semi-Automatic Pistol

Описание: The Sig Sauer P320 is a modular semi-automatic pistol developed jointly by Sig Sauer GmbH in Germany and Sig Sauer, Inc. in the United States. Designed for flexibility, reliability, and ease of use, the P320 has gained widespread popularity among military, law enforcement, and civilian users around the world.

One of the most notable features of the P320 is its modular design. The firearm's serialized component is the fire control unit (FCU), which allows users to easily switch between different grip sizes, slide lengths, and calibers without needing to purchase a completely new gun. This makes the P320 highly customizable and versatile.

Originally introduced in 2014, the P320 quickly made headlines when it was selected by the U.S. Army in 2017 as the winner of the Modular Handgun System (MHS) competition, resulting in the military designation M17 (full-size) and M18 (compact). This victory significantly boosted the reputation and demand for the P320 in both government and civilian markets.

The pistol operates using a short-recoil, locked breech system and features a striker-fired mechanism, meaning it does not have an external hammer. This gives the P320 a consistent and smooth trigger pull, enhancing accuracy and control. Safety is a priority in its design—it includes internal safeties such as a striker safety and disconnect safety, making it drop-safe and secure.

The P320 is available in multiple calibers, including:

9×19mm Parabellum

.357 SIG

.40 S&W

.45 ACP

Users can choose from a wide range of frame sizes: Full-Size, Carry, Compact, and Subcompact, with polymer grips and stainless steel frames. Sights can vary, including SIGLITE night sights, X-Ray3 day/night sights, and standard contrast sights depending on the model.

Several variants of the P320 have been released, such as:

P320 X-Series: Enhanced features for competitive shooting

P320 RXP: Equipped with red dot optics

P320 Legion: Premium features like tungsten-infused frames and skeletonized triggers

P320 Spectre Comp: A performance-focused variant with built-in compensators