Sig Sauer Guns and Accessories

Below is information on Sig Sauer’s various new short barrel rifles (SBR). Short barrel rifles are NFA restricted and must transferred through a class 3 dealer. These rifles are not legal in all states.

The photos below come from Sig Sauer. Some are watermarked to prevent hot-linking.

Sig551-A1 SBR

Two models of the 551-A1 SBR will be available – the Classic (R551A1- and SWAT. I do not yet have photos of the SWAT but should soon. The classic is below.

Sig556xi SBR

SIG522 Swat SBR

SIG716 CQB SBR

SIG516 CQB SBR

SIG516 PDW 7.5″ SBR

Below is Sig Sauer’s press release for the new SBR program:

SIG SAUER® Launches Factory Short-Barreled Rifle Program

Manufacturer-tuned SBRs offer increased reliability, function

EXETER, NH (January 2012) — To meet the increasing interest in short-barreled rifles, SIG SAUER has introduced a line of factory-built SBRs for the consumer market.

“Interest in short-barreled rifles has never been greater,” said Jeff Creamer, SIG SAUER Director of Product Management. “What used to be primarily a military or law enforcement configuration is now being sought by the consumer market.”

As barrel and gas system length is reduced, reliable function can be compromised. Purchasing a factory- built SBR designed from the ground up and fine-tuned to be a short-barreled system greatly increases reliability and function.

SIG SAUER has previously offered complete short-barreled upper receivers for their SIG516® rifles, but this is the first time complete rifles are to be offered in SBR configurations.

Preferred by entry teams and CQB specialists for greater maneuverability in tight places, SBRs deliver significant ballistic performance over pistol-caliber weapons. With the growth of the suppressor market, SBRs have also seen increased interest from those who want a suppressed rifle without introducing additional length.

The Factory SBR Program will offer shortened variants of all SIG SAUER semi-automatic rifles, from the .22LR SIG522TM to the 7.62 NATO SIG716®. Each platform will have a SBR-tuned gas system to ensure maximum performance and reliability.

SBRs are available in Classic, Patrol and SWAT configurations, giving the user a wide variety of options. All NFA rules do apply; so please see your Class III firearms dealer for ordering information.

SIG SAUER Short-Barreled Rifles
Platform	Twist	Length	Configuration
SIG516	1:7	7.5′′	Patrol
	1:7	10′′	Patrol
SIG522	1:16	10′′	Patrol Classic
	1:16	10′′	Patrol SWAT
SIG551-A1	1:7	10′′	Classic
	1:7	10′′	SWAT
SIG556®	1:7	10′′	Patrol
	1:7	10′′	Patrol SWAT
SIG556xiTM	1:7	10′′	SWAT
SIG716	1:10	12′′	Patrol

We’ve got photos of the new Sig P938! Below are photos and Sig Sauer’s press release.

The above Extreme model shows the extended 7rd P938 magazine – it looks nearly identical to the P238 extended 7rd mag.

I do not yet have photos of the P938 SAS but I will be posting updates from the floor at SHOT Show ASAP.

All photos in this post are from Sig Sauer – watermarks have been added to prevent hot-linking.

P938 Press Release:

SIG SAUER® P938TM Packs 9mm Power Into P238®-sized Platform

The company’s smallest 9mm ever is based on one of its best-selling pistols

EXETER, NH (January 2012) — With the introduction of the P938, SIG SAUER now offers the ballistic advantage of the 9mm cartridge in a platform similar in size to the best-selling P238 pistol.

A single-action-only trigger, coupled with full-size SIGLITE® Night Sights makes the P938 handle like a much larger pistol, yet is still easy to carry concealed.

“As soon as the P238 was introduced, we began to see demand for a 9mm version,” said Ron Cohen, SIG SAUER President and Chief Executive Officer. “We wanted to maintain the P238 accuracy and reliability, while providing the extra punch of the larger caliber.”

With dimensions just slightly larger than its .380ACP counterpart, the P938 packs six plus one rounds of 9mm into an all-metal frame. The cocked-and-locked single-action trigger gives the P938 unmatched accuracy in a pistol its size.

Fans of the 1911 will find the thumb safety, magazine release and slide stop lever in familiar places. An ambidextrous safety makes the P938 easy for left- and right-handed shooters. An extended seven-round magazine will be available separately.

The most compact 9mm in the SIG SAUER product line, the P938 will be available in five configurations.

• Rosewood: Features a Nitron®-coated stainless steel slide over a dark hard anodized alloy frame. Hogue® Rosewood Grips round out this package.
• Blackwood: A natural stainless steel slide and black hard coat anodized alloy frame are paired with Hogue Blackwood grips.
• Extreme: Following in the footsteps of other Extreme models, this P938 has a Nitron-coated stainless slide and black anodized frame. Hogue G-10 Piranha grips in black and grey provide maximum grip and a distinctive look.

• SAS: The SIG Anti-Snag treatment removes all sharp edges and corners on the slide and frame. A natural stainless steel slide contrasts with the black hard coat anodized alloy frame and the stippled walnut grips.
• Equinox: A polished Nitron two-tone slide is paired with a black hard coat anodized frame. Tru-Glo® front and SIGLITE rear sights and Hogue black Diamondwood grips complete this package.

See larger photos of these pistols by clicking the thumbnail below:

I’m still working through all the 2012 Sig Sauer models and posting content as fast as possible.

Sig Sauer has added another model to the widely popular P210 line – the P210 Legend Super Target.

The Super Target has a 6″ barrel, custom grips, redesigned slide catch lever, and an American mag release.

Sig Sauer has been rolling out a lot of new handguns and rifles for 2012 but they’re releasing some great new accessories too.

The Advaptive Carbine Platform (ACP for short), is a set up to accept about any railed pistol.

See Sig’s video describing the Adaptive Carbine Platform:

Below is Sig Sauer’s full press release for the Adaptive Carbine Platform:

SIG SAUER® Adaptive Carbine Platform Extends Pistol Utility

Universal platform mounts to handguns with an accessory rail

EXETER, NH (January 2012) —The SIG SAUER Adaptive Carbine Platform (ACP) allows any handgun with an accessory rail to be quickly modified into a personal defense weapon or submachine gun-style firearm. Regardless of the brand, most pistols equipped with an accessory rail can be mounted to the ACP without the need for modification to the base gun.

Fabricated from solid aircraft-grade aluminum, the ACP sports M1913 rails at the 3, 6 and 9 o’clock positions with a full-length top rail at the 12 o’clock position. Compatible accessories such as lights, red dot sights and lasers can be mounted for additional functionality.

“The ACP brings Personal Defense Weapon (PDW) features to almost any handgun,” said Bud Fini, SIG SAUER Vice President of Marketing. “For law enforcement or executive protection details looking for the quick deployment of a submachine gun, but with the controllability of a handgun, the ACP offers everything in one package.”

An integral hand stop permits the user to get a forward grip without the danger of covering the muzzle. The integral quick-detachable sling mounts allow an ACP-equipped pistol to be carried on a sling for fast access.

The new SIG SAUER ACP allows the shooter access to the pistol’s frame mounted controls, providing an easy training transition and familiar manual of arms. The ACP is also compatible with most sound suppressors.

The ACP is available in three models:

• ACP – This basic model allows for fast, easy conversion and works with most railed pistols.
• ACP-Enhanced – The Enhanced version includes the new SIG SAUER MIL-GRADE Mini Red Dot Sight, a quick detachable sling swivel and a Single Point Bungee Sling.
• ACP-LE – This National Firearms Act-regulated military/law enforcement model features a top- folding shoulder stock. Civilian purchasers must comply with the requirements for registering a short-barreled rifle.

Update 1-13-2012

There are two more versions of the Adaptive Carbine Platform – the ACP-CPL and ACP-ZK.

The ACP-CPL is the Adaptive Carbine Platform with single point bungee sling and compact pistol laser (Sig’s CPL-RM-R). MSRP on the ACP-CPL is $479

The CPL-ZK, aka, Zombie Killer, is the Adaptive Carbine Platform with the compact pistol laser mentioned just above, single point bungee sling, and Zombie Killer hard sided zipper case. MSRP is not available but I estimate it at about $539.

We’ve got the specs for Sig Sauer’s P938 sub compact 9mm pistol available. The table below shows both the P938 and P238 specs for comparison

The most important thing to take away from this chart is that the overall dimensions and weight on the P938 are almost identical to that of the P238. It is just .4″ longer overall and weighs just 8/10ths of an ounce more than a regular alloy frame P238.

The P938 will have an extended length 7rd magazine that will be very similar to the P238 7rd magazine.

P938 vs Kimber Solo – Specs

Below is a comparison of the P938 specs versus the Kimber Solo, one of the most desirable concealed carry pistols on the market today. One of the big differences of the P938 versus the Solo is that it is single action only and has a thumb safety. The trigger pull is also 2 pounds lighter.

The main thing to take away from the comparison between the P938 and Solo is that the P938 is just a little bigger but for the features offered, the P938 offers more bang for the buck. Nearly all the P938 models price right in with the lower two Solo models. The trigger on the P938 is lighter, and the 938.

Finally, I’ve heard that the P938 won’t be anywhere near as picky about the type of ammo you use. The Solo requires at least a 124gr bullet and Kimber has a published list of recommended ammo types. I don’t think that this will be necessary for the Sig. Given the height of the new Sig, the extended length 7rd P937 magazine should be pretty high in demand.

Update 1-8-12 – the above Sig specs came from the 2012 catalog. It appears that there is a typo for the P238 trigger pull weight in the catalog as it indicates a 5lb trigger pull – unless the trigger has been lightened. The Sig Sauer website shows the trigger pull at 7.5 – 8.5 lbs for the P238 so one would expect the pull on the P938 to be the same. I’ll try to bring a Lyman trigger pull gauge to SHOT and put one of the 938’s to the test myself.

Update 1-9-12 9:20 AM – The P938 may have an ambi-safety. I was unable to determine from the specs and a commenter pointed out that previous indicators suggested that it did. I’ll try to clarify ASAP and make updates.

Update 1-9-12 9:22 AM – I’ve confirmed that the p938 will have an ambi-safety and have updated the above specs accordingly.

Update 1-16-12 – I just received word that the  P938 will support the same trigger guard laser as the P238 (238-TGL). It seems logical that the Crimson Trace LG-492 will work on the 938 too.

We’ve got photos (and video to come) of Sig Sauer’s new SIG716 rifle. The 716 has a lot of great features. Retail price is $2,132.

The SIG716 features:

• Magpul ACS Stock
• Magpul MIAD grip
• Short stroke pushrod operating system with 4 position gas system
• Magpul PMAG – 20rd capacity
• 6x quick detach anchor mounts
• Adjustable sling with quick detach mount adapter
• 16″ barrel – 6 groove – 1 in 10″ twist
• M1913 Mil-standard rail

Below is a quick video we shot illustrating the SIG716:

See our detailed photos below.

We’ve got another P228 model in stock. This is a German P228 slide with a railed frame (I believe this is the same as a P229 frame).

We’ve got it available in the store and photos are below. See specs and ordering information on the P228 in our store.

We released a list of Sig Sauer’s 2012 pistols a few weeks back but really didn’t have time to analyze or provide further details.

I’m finally making time to publish some extended details on Sig’s upcoming P224 pistol.

P224 Overview

The P224 looks much like a cut-down P229 (as the above advertisement illustrates), It will initially be available in double action only (DAK) chambered in .40 S&W. Sometime later in the year, 9mm and .357 Sig models will be available in both DAK and DA/SA (double action / single action). The magazine capacity of the 9mm will be 11+1 and the .40/.357 is 10+1. I do not have the weight or overall dimensions yet. Since it is a double stack, overall thickness should be much like the P229.

All the P224 models appear to have night sights (the Equinox has a Tru-Glo front). The frame will be black hard coat anodize alloy. All P224 pistols will ship with 2 magazines.

Below are the four versions of the P224 that are going to be available.

P224 Configurations / Models

P224 Satin Nickel

Sig’s P224 in satin nickel will have a nickle slide and controls along with wood grips. It will be available in all configurations:

• 9mm DAK – E24-9-NSS-DAK
• 9mm DA/SA – E24-9-NSS
• .40 DAK – 224-40-NSS-DAK
• .40 DA/SA – 224-40-NSS
• .357 DAK – 224-357-NSS-DAK
• .357 DA/SA – 224-357-NSS

Only the .40 DAK will be available initially.

P224 SAS Gen 2

The P224 SAS Gen 2 is an anti-snag, de-horned version of the 224 with a de-horned slide and frame. This model has enhanced ergonomic grips similar to those on existing Sig P226’s and P229’s (and now the P220).

The configurations of the P224 SAS are:

• 9mm DAK – E24-9-SAS2B-DAK
• 9mm DA/SA – E24-9-SAS2B
• .40 DAK – 224-40-SAS2B-DAK
• .40 DA/SA – 224-40-SAS2B
• .357 DAK – 224-357-SAS2B-DAK
• .357 DA/SA – 224-357-SAS2B

The .40 DAK version will be the only one available early in 2012.

P224 Equinox

The P224 is like other Sig Sauer Equinox models with wood grips, polished flats and serrations, and a Tru-Glo front sight.

The P224 is only offered in .40 S&W  in DA/SA (as of this posting). It does not appear that the Equinox will be available at the first part of the year, but more likely spring or summer.

The only configuration as of now is:

• .40 S&W DA/SA – 224-40-EQ

P224 Extreme – Black and Gray

The P224 Extreme is very similar to other Extreme models. It features Hogue custom G10 grips along with the other shared features.

The P224 Extreme will be available in all configurations:

• 9mm DAK – E24-9-XTM-BLKGRY-DAK
• 9mm DA/SA – E24-9-XTM-BLKGRY
• .40 DAK – 224-40-XTM-BLKGRY-DAK
• .40 DA/SA – 224-40-XTM-BLKGRY
• .357 DAK – 224-357-XTM-BLKGRY-DAK
• .357 DA/SA – 224-357-XTM-BLKGRY

The P224 Extreme will only be available initially in .40 S&W and the DAK configuration. The other calibers and DA/SA configurations will become available later in the spring / summer.

Sig Sauer P224 Specs

Update 1-7-2011 – I’ve got the full specs on the P224 which I’m adding below.

• Trigger pull, DA/SA: 10 LB / 4.4 LB
• Trigger pull, DAK: 6.5 LB
• Length: 6.7″
• Height: 4.5″
• width: 1.3″
• Barrel length: 3.5″
• Sight radius: 5.3″
• Sights: Night Sights
• Frame material: Alloy
• Slide material: Stainless
• Slide finish: Nitron or Stainless (depending on configuration)

Update 1-10-2012 – Full Sell Sheet

Below is the Sig Sauer P224 Sell Sheet.

Sig Sauer’s official P224 description:

Despite its small size, the P224 maintains a double-stack magazine for a capacity of 11 rounds of 9mm and 10 rounds of .40S&W or .357SIG giving the P224 a decided advantage over most subcompact competitors. Newer model P229 magazines can also be used for an even greater round count.

Featuring a lightweight alloy frame, the P224 will be available in a number of configurations. Initial models will be available with the Double-Action Kellerman™ (DAK) trigger and be chambered in .40S&W. and .357SIG Traditional DA/SA triggers, and 9mm options will be available in the future.

Full-size SIGLITE® Night Sights allow the P224 to deliver pinpoint accuracy, which can be a challenge in most subcompacts.

New P224™ Subcompact a Classic SIG SAUER®, with One Small Change An ideal concealed carry or back-up gun, the P224 is an especially good choice for those familiar with the SIG SAUER manual of arms. From the full-sized P226® to the P229 to the P224, the controls and operation all remain the same.

The P224 accepts newer P229 magazines, allowing users to carry a full-size spare magazine as a backup to the flush-fit P224 magazine. Law enforcement officers will appreciate not having to carry separate magazines solely for their backup guns.

The SIG Anti-Snag (SAS) model 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.

Take note that the P224 will accept the newer P229 high-capacity magazines!

Update 1-10-2012 4:11 PM – Sig Sauer’s Official Press Release:

EXETER, N.H. (January 2012) —SIG SAUER introduces the P224, the first true subcompact in its classic all-metal firearms line. Ideal for concealed or off-duty carry, the P224 offers all of the features consumers expect, with one small change.

Based on the P229®, one of the most prolific sidearms in federal law enforcement, the P224 takes the same hammer-fire reliability and lightweight all-metal frame and puts them in a subcompact package with all of the familiar SIG SAUER controls and functions.

Despite its small size, the P224 maintains a double-stack magazine for a capacity of 11 rounds of 9mm and 10 rounds of .40S&W or .357SIG giving the P224 a decided advantage over most subcompact competitors. Newer model P229 magazines can also be used for an even greater round count.

“Almost 80 percent of federal law enforcement agencies have chosen the P229 for its durability, reliability and safety,” said Ron Cohen, SIG SAUER President and Chief Executive Officer. “The P224 may be cut down in size, but it hasn’t lost an ounce of these performance features.”

Featuring a lightweight alloy frame, the P224 will be available in a number of configurations. Initial models will be available with the Double-Action KellermanTM (DAK) trigger and be chambered in .40S&W. and .357SIG Traditional DA/SA triggers, and 9mm options will be available in the future.

Full-size SIGLITE® Night Sights allow the P224 to deliver pinpoint accuracy, which can be a challenge in most subcompacts.

“Many subcompacts are difficult to shoot well,” said Adam Painchaud, Director of the SIG SAUER AcademyTM. “Between the small grip, heavy trigger and recoil, most shooters are done after four or five rounds, if they practice at all. The P224, on the other hand, can be shot all day without any discomfort and still be easy to conceal.”

An ideal concealed carry or back-up gun, the P224 is an especially good choice for those familiar with the SIG SAUER manual of arms. From the full-sized P226® to the P229 to the P224, the controls and operation all remain the same.

The P224 accepts newer P229 magazines, allowing users to carry a full-size spare magazine as a backup to the flush-fit P224 magazine. Law enforcement officers will appreciate not having to carry separate magazines solely for their backup guns.

Four versions of the P224 will be available initially:

• The SIG Anti-Snag (SAS) model 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.
• A Nickel model will sport a black hard coat anodize 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® features the same two-tone accented Nitron slide treatment as the rest of the popular Equinox series. A Tru-Glo® fiber optic front sight is paired with a SIGLITE Night Sight in the rear. Nickel controls and Hogue black diamondwood grips make the P224 Equinox as striking as it is reliable.

Sig Sauer just sent out a good advertisement showing the P226 MK25. The advertisement is below along with the embedded video. We recently covered the MK25 in detail (it is replacing the P226 NSWG / Navy).

We posted about Sig Sauer’s 2012 pistol additions a few weeks ago. I’ve got information to share – rifle additions. Most of these should be on display at SHOT and we’ll spend some time shooting photos of each of them to share here. Prices listed are MSRP.

SIG556xi
R556XI-16B-S    16″ bbl, Patrol Swat, Quad Rail, Ambi Charg, Flip Sights, Ambi Safety, Swiss Folding Stock    $1,424.00

SIG556 Russian
R556-762R-16B-S    SIG556R, 7.62×39mm Russian,16″ bbl, Quad Rail, Swiss Folding Stock, 30 rd Magazine    $1,399.00
R556R-762R-H16B-MIXPINE2    SIG556R, 7.62×39mm Russian, 16″ bbl, Hunting Rifle, Swiss Folding Stock, 16″ BBL, 5 rd Magazine    $1,300.00

SIG551A1 (already available)
R551A1-F16B-C-RD    SIG551A1, 16″ bbl, Polymer Handguard, Swiss Folding Stock, Rotary Diopter Rear Sight, Swiss Mags    $1,986.00

SIG516
R516-16B-P-ODG    PATROL OD, 16″ bbl, Quad Rail,  OD MagPul MOE  Stock & Grip, OD Ladder Rail Covers, Pmag    $1,666.00
R516-16B-P-FDE    PATROL FDE, 16″ bbl, Upper/Lower/Quad Rail FDE Finish,  FDE MagPul MOE Stock & Grip, Pmag    $1,706.00
R516-H18B-PRM    PRECISION MARKSMAN, 18″ bbl, 2-Stage Match Trigger, Magpul PRS Stock & MIAD Grip    $1,866.00
R516-16B-P-RUS    PATROL, 7.62X39, 16″ bbl, Quad Rail,  MagPul MOE  Stock & Grip, Ladder Rail Covers    $1,799.00
R516-16B-P-300B    PATROL, 7.62×35 (300Blackout) 16″ bbl, Quad Rail,  MagPul MOE  Stock & Grip, Ladder Rail Covers, Pmag    $1,799.00

SIG716
R716-16B-P-ODG    PATROL OD, 16″ bbl,  1:10 Twist, Quad Rail,  OD MagPul ACS Stock & MIAD Grip    $2,132.00
R716-16B-P-FDE    PATROL FDE, 16″ bbl,  1:10 Twist, Upper/Lower/Quad Rail FDE Finish,  FDE MagPul ACS Stock & MIAD Grip    $2,172.00

SIG522
R522-H20B-C-RK-10    FIELD, 20″ bbl, Polymer Handguards, Folding/Telescopic Stock, Rail Kit, 10rd Mag    $534.00
R522-H20B-TGT    TARGET, 20″ bbl, Hogue Free Float Forend, Folding/Telescopic Stock, Variable Power Scope, 10rd Mag    $715.00

SSG3000
RSSG-H24B-308-P    SSG3000 PATROL, 23.5″ Barrel, 1:12″ Twist, Patrol Stock w/ Integral Aluminum Bedding    $1,499.00
RSSG-H18B-308-P-TB    Same as PATROL above with 18″ bbl, threaded 5/8×24 w/ thread protector    $1,499.00
RSSG-H24B-308-SOF    SSG3000 SOF, 23.5″ Barrel, 1:12″ Twist, Folding Aluminum Chassis    $3,732.00

SIGM400
RM400-16B-C-SRP    SIGM400, 16″ bbl, Sight Ready Platform, M4 hand guards, A2 syle grip, M4 Style Buttstock    $995.00
RM400-LW16B-C-SRP    SIGM400, 16″ bbl, Light Weight Sight Ready Platform, M4 hand guards, A2 syle grip, M4 Style Buttstock    $1,035.00
RM400-16B-C    SIGM400, 16″ bbl, Classic, M4 hand guards, A2 syle grip, M4 Style Buttstock, Removable Handle    $1,099.00
RM400-14B-C-WFH    SIGM400, 14.5″ bbl, Welded Suppressor, M4 hand guards, A2 syle grip, M4 Style Buttstock    $1,120.00
RM400-16B-S    SIGM400, 16″ bbl, SWAT, Quad Rail, A2 syle grip, M4 Style Buttstock    $1,199.00
RM400-H20B-MIXPINE2    SIGM400, 20″ bbl, MIX PINE2 Hunting Rifle,1:8 Twist, A2 Stock, MOE Handguard, MOE Grip, Optic Ready    $1,189.00
RM400-H20B-BLK    SIGM400, 20″ bbl, BLK Hunting Rifle,1:8 Twist, A2 Stock, MOE Handguard, MOE Grip, Optic Ready    $1,099.00
RM400-16B-EC    SIGM400, 16″ bbl, Enhanced Carbine, MOE Grip, MOE Hand Guards, MOE Stock, Flip Up Rear Sight    $1,120.00
RM400-16B-EC-ODG    SIGM400, 16″ bbl Enhanced ODG Carbine, MOE Grip, MOE Hand Guards, MOE Stock, Flip Up Rear Sight    $1,120.00
RM400-16B-EC-FDE    SIGM400, 16″ bbl, Enhanced FDE Carbine, MOE Grip, MOE Hand Guards, MOE Stock, Flip Up Rear Sight    $1,149.00

Short Barrel Rifles
R516-7B-PDW-SBR    SIG516, 7.5″ PATROL SBR    $1,799.00
R516-10B-CQB-SBR    SIG516, 10″ PATROL SBR    $1,799.00
R522-10B-C-SBR    SIG522, 10″ COMMANDO CLASSIC SBR    $734.00
R522-10B-S-SBR    SIG522, 10″ COMMANDO SWAT SBR    $840.00
R551A1-10B-C-SBR    SIG551A1, 10″ CLASSIC SBR    $1,799.00
R551A1-10B-S-SBR    SIG551A1, 10″ SWAT SBR    $1,932.00
R556-10B-C-SBR    SIG556, 10″ PATROL CLASSIC SBR    $1,391.00
R556-10B-S-SBR    SIG556, 10″ PATROL SWAT SBR    $1,524.00
R556XI-10B-S-SBR    SIG556xi, 10″ SWAT SBR    $1,624.00
R716-12B-CQB-SBR    SIG716, 12″ PATROL SBR    $2,066.00