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CWO3 Dennis M.
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Beretta did that too for the M-92, and it was a gold mine to the company...Guess Sig wants to take advantage of that popularity in the civilian market that Barrett got so rich off of!
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Capt Gregory Prickett
Capt Gregory Prickett
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Colt did it with both the M1911 and with the SAA too. It's a long tradition for firearms manufacturers to bank on the civilian sales of their military pistols.
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CPO Glenn Moss
CPO Glenn Moss
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In general, this is true of all sidearms chosen by the military, as well as civilian law enforcement.
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TSgt Larry Johnson
TSgt Larry Johnson
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Yeah, I love my SIG Seal versions of the P-226. One of the finest handguns ever made.
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CWO3 Dennis M.
CWO3 Dennis M.
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TSgt Larry Johnson - When I was the county Sheriff I carried a Barretta Model 96 in .40 S&W. But the State troopers were all carrying Sigs in 40 S&W.
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CPO Glenn Moss
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*ahem*

Is this version drop safe?
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TSgt Larry Johnson
TSgt Larry Johnson
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Yes, drop safe. All new Sig 320's are now drop safe.
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CWO3 Dennis M.
CWO3 Dennis M.
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TSgt Larry Johnson - Every Navy Seal I have talked with feels the same as you do!
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MSgt C Madd
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CPO Glenn Moss Good one.
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