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SIG Debuts New P224 Subcompact
January 17, 2012
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(GunReports.com) SIG SAUER's new P224 is the company's first true subcompact in its all-metal firearms line. It's based on the P229.
Despite its small size, the P224 maintains a double-stack magazine for a capacity of 11 rounds of 9mm and 10 rounds of .40 S&W or .357 SIG. Newer model P229 magazines can also be used.
Said Ron Cohen, SIG SAUER's President and Chief Executive Officer, said, The P224 may be cut down in size, but it hasnt lost an ounce of performance features.
Featuring
P224 Extreme
- The SIG Anti-Snag (SAS) model. It features a de-horned slide and frame, and the new ergonomically enhanced one-piece grip. SIGLITE Night Sights will be standard in the
Nitron coated slide. The short-reset trigger (SRT) will be available in the DA/SA version.
P224 Nickel - A Nickel model will sport a black hard coat anodized frame as a contrast to the nickel slide and controls. Custom Hogue G-10 grips and SIGLITE Night Sights round out this package.
- As part of the Extreme family of handguns, the P224 will feature the distinctive black and grey Hogue Piranha grips, SIGLITE Night Sights and the SRT (in the DA/SA version).
- The P224 Equinox has a two-tone accented Nitron slide
treatment, Tru-Glo® fiber optic front sight, SIGLITE Night Sight rear, nickel controls and Hogue black diamondwood grips.
P224 SAS
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