A Storied Previous The story of the Sig Sauer P220 begins in Switzerland, within the mid-Seventies. Initially developed by Schweizerische Industrie Gesellschaft (SIG), the P220, then referred to as the P75 in its Swiss service designation, represented a big step ahead in handgun design. It was a departure from the usual single-stack, steel-framed handguns of … Read more
Why Select Wooden Grips for Your Sig P220? The Sig Sauer P220. The title itself conjures photographs of a battle-tested, extremely dependable sidearm. A handgun revered for its accuracy, sturdiness, and inherent high quality. Think about that rock-solid basis, that legacy of efficiency, enhanced with the wealthy, tactile great thing about finely crafted wooden grips. … Read more
The Genesis of a Legend: Roots in European Design The soft clink of steel against steel. The familiar weight settling into the palm. For those in the know, the West German SIG P220 isn’t just a firearm; it’s a piece of history, a testament to precision engineering, and a collector’s dream. It stands as an … Read more
Introduction The Sig Sauer P220. For firearm enthusiasts, the name alone conjures images of legendary performance, rock-solid reliability, and an enduring presence in the world of semi-automatic pistols. Born from the crucible of Swiss engineering and refined over decades, the P220 has earned a reputation as a workhorse capable of taking on the most demanding … Read more
