SIG Announces Four New 9mm Pistols

Making sure they have all the niches covered, SIG this month has already announced at least four new 9mm handguns, including three P320 variants.

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Mar 2023

Making sure they have all the niches covered, SIG this month has already announced at least four new 9mm handguns, including three P320 variants.

The new P320s on the menu include Navy SEAL Foundation and Marine Raider Foundation commemoratives– a portion of the proceeds from the sale of these models earmarked to support those not-for-profits. Both of these are XCarry models, with XCarry slides and grip modules, extended 1/2×28 threaded barrels, XRay day/night sights, and flared magwells paired with three 21-round mags. The all-black NSF tribute gun has the Navy SEAL Foundation’s logo engraved on the slide while the two-toned FDE and black Marine Raider carry that Foundation’s logo.

The third new P320 is the SIG Custom Works P320 Spectre Comp Blackout, which fundamentally is the company’s P320 Spectre Comp denuded of its characteristic gold TiNi barrel and trigger. It still has an LXG Tungsten XSERIES grip module, an optics-ready slide with an integrated compensator, a flat trigger, and X-RAY 3 day/night sights.

The fourth new gun is another Navy SEAL Foundation commemorative, this time saluting the classic MK25 pistol used by the country’s frogmen for generations. A variant of Sig’s P226, the railed MK25 is engraved with an anchor on the left side of the slide and data plate with a military UID code on the frame. The top of the slide has the NSF logo. Just like the Navy’s guns, this commercial MK25 has specially coated internals as well as a chrome-lined phosphate-coated M13.5x1mm threaded barrel.

Sorry, in Sig fashion, we don’t have any prices on any of these guns.

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Michael Crites

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Michael Crites has served as executive editor of AmericanFirearms.org since 2016 and previously held positions as associate editor and range correspondent dating back to 2000. He discovered his passion for precision shooting at age 12 during his first visit to his grandfather's shooting range, eventually earning an Expert classification in three different shooting disciplines before age 18. During his studies at University of Wyoming, he earned four varsity letters on the collegiate rifle and pistol teams, serving as team captain for three consecutive years. He became the first UW student to complete the NRA Range Safety Officer certification while maintaining full-time student status. He graduated magna cum laude with a B.A. in Sports Communications. His diverse career has included roles as Range Safety Coordinator for the National Rifle Championships in Camp Perry 2001; editor-in-chief, Precision Shooter Quarterly; series editor, Modern Firearms Handbook collection; managing editor, National Shooting Sports Foundation Newsletter; editor, Competitive Shooter Magazine; operations director for Western Arms & Ammunition Co.; senior editor for the Shooter's Reference Annual (Cheyenne); content director for The Firearms Report, published by the American Shooting Coalition in Billings, MT; firearms correspondent for Hunting & Shooting, produced by Outdoor Sports Media Group in Jackson, WY; and publisher for Wyoming Shooting Sports Journal in Casper. He has contributed as a regular columnist for American Rifleman (NRA Publications), technical editor for Precision, a publication of the National Bench Rest Shooters Association (Phoenix, AZ); and as firearms specialist for the Gun Owner's Annual. As a digital content creator, he has written more than 400 articles on AmericanFirearms.org, developed shooting technique coverage for the Brownells Shooting Blog (Montezuma, IA) and Federal Premium "Range Notes" platform (Anoka, MN), and served as lead content strategist for International Defensive Pistol Association (Berryville, AR). Beyond Tactical Firearms, his current endeavors include content development for the Wyoming State Rifle Association (Cheyenne, WY) and technical manual production for High Plains Publishing of Laramie, WY. He has contributed to the 12th, 13th, and 14th editions of Modern Sporting Rifles Guide and edited The Complete Guide to Tactical Shooting and Competitive Shooter's Reference Manual (Gun Digest Books).