“Tag: Modular Handgun”

The competition is fierce for lucrative-sounding U.S. military small-arms contracts, despite the fact the profit margin often trims razor thin in today’s competitive bidding process. There’s more that drives companies to participate, and civilian shooters reap benefits.

Fans of the compact, military-issue M18 can now get their very own commercial version of the gun, thanks to SIG Sauer's launch of the P320-M18.

From the start of its contract in January 2017, SIG Sauer announced it has completed its 100,000th M17 service pistol to the United States Military.

Ergonomics have always been a critical component in firearm design—and the tradition thrives to this day.

The 2019 budget estimate released by the U.S. Navy indicated that the U.S. Marine Corps will begin adoption of the SIG Sauer M18, the compact variant of the U.S. Army's widely issued M17 handgun.

The SIG Sauer M18, the compact version of the M17, blew past the high water mark of 5,000 rounds fired with zero stoppages, setting a new standard in reliability.

SIG Sauer's latest pistol combines the innovative modularity of the company’s P250 with a striker-fired system to create a sidearm sure to excite law enforcement and armed citizens alike.

Multiple sources reported this week that the Department of Defense will soon chose three finalists in what has become a controversial and excruciatingly slow process to select the next official handgun for issue to the U.S. Army and Air Force.