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 generally known as the P75 in its Swiss service designation, represented a major step ahead in handgun design. It was a departure from the usual single-stack, steel-framed handguns of … Read more
The Genesis of a Legend: Roots in European Design The mushy clink of metal towards metal. The acquainted weight settling into the palm. For these within the know, the West German SIG P220 is not only a firearm; it is a piece of historical past, a testomony to precision engineering, and a collector’s dream. It … Read more
Why Choose Wood Grips for Your Sig P220? The Sig Sauer P220. The name itself conjures images of a battle-tested, highly reliable sidearm. A handgun revered for its accuracy, durability, and inherent quality. Imagine that rock-solid foundation, that legacy of performance, enhanced with the rich, tactile beauty of finely crafted wood grips. The marriage of … 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
