Sig Sauer, USDC, New Hampshire ... Law enforcement departments have discontinued their use of this dangerous gun. User-victims are being shot by P320s when their hands aren’t even on the gun.

The SIG Sauer website warns that it’s a “Discontinued Product, Limited Quantities Available.” You can expect to pay somewhere around $1,300, depending on retailer. P210 Targets, however ...

the SIG Sauer P250. Basically, the P320 is the striker fired version of the P250, was is hammer fired and was originally introduced in 2007 before being discontinued by SIG in 2017. Used models of ...

the SIG Sauer P250. Basically, the P320 is the striker fired version of the P250, was is hammer fired and was originally introduced in 2007 before being discontinued by SIG in 2017. Used models of ...

Firearms dealers said the Model SP 2022, which is 7.4 inches long and caters to the concealed-carry market, was discontinued a few years ago after Sig Sauer introduced better products.

The shooting was captured on body camera footage, and it was at least the third time in three years that a Milwaukee officer’s SIG Sauer P320 pistol had allegedly fired without a trigger pull, ...

Gov. Kelly Ayotte has signed into law a bill that will limit product liability for New Hampshire firearms manufacturers like ...

A group of 22 plaintiffs has filed a lawsuit against SIG Sauer over the design of its P320 pistol, claiming the gun can fire without a hand on the trigger. The negligence and product liability ...

As safety concerns over the SIG Sauer P320 handgun continue to mount, a growing number of police departments across the United States are rethinking their use of the popular semiautomatic firearm.

This represents a technological leap forward you will see in film, on TV crime dramas and, if you shoot, on the range. The U.S. Army has chosen Sig Sauer’s P320 pistol as its new service pistol.

ROCHESTER — New Hampshire is backing a $33.1 million bond for Sig Sauer to expand its gun manufacturing operation on Amarosa Drive following approval by the state Executive Council Wednesday.