Sig Sauer P320

The P320 was the first hammerless pistol in the entire Sig Sauer product line. Its combat version is now entering service with the US Army as a service weapon. The gas-balloon replica of this "gun" is generally indistinguishable from the original.

Almost perfect match

The dimensions of the P320 combat pistol and its gas-cylinder copy are almost identical. The “pneumatic” shutter is made of steel, and the barrel of the model is rifled. Its length is 105 mm. In addition, the Sig Sauer P320 is equipped with a Blowback bolt movement simulation system — after each shot, the bolt is first moved to the rearmost position, and then immediately to the forward position, which creates the impression of firing from a military weapon.

Roomy store

The model shoots both steel balls and 4.5 mm lead bullets. The capacity of her belt-type magazine is 30 charges. The sound of the tape moving is clearly perceived by ear when the trigger is pressed. To block the movement of the hook, a mechanical fuse has been introduced into the design of the pistol (on the left side of the hull).

Underbarrel mount

To install additional tactical body kits, there is a Picatinny rail in the front of the Sig Sauer P320 frame. Given the close resemblance to the original, the model will serve as a suitable solution for recreational shooting and the acquisition of skills in handling small arms. However you will have to pay a lot for it at the stage of purchase.