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SIG Sauer SP2022 Handgun – the One We Forgot About
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Sig Sauer thundered into the polymer pistol market when they introduced the P320 to market a few years ago and it has taken the civilian market and the US military by storm. They followed up this striker-fired duty pistol offering with a pocket-sized P365, which hit the shelves last year. Both models have been very successful, but Sig isn't this late to the polymer pistol game.
Their first plastic fantastic debuted back in 1999 and it is still to be had, the SP2022–otherwise known as the Sig Pro. |
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MarkHamTownsend
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| I have the 9mm. 2022. It is a nice gun. Not as good for concealment as the P365 though. |
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