SIG Sauer P229 L131A1
This hyper realistic 1:1 scale P226 is the perfect gift and looks stunning when wall mounted with its oak plaque.
The Swiss-made Sig Sauer P226 is a reliable and popular pistol in service with many militaries and law enforcement agencies around the world.
It can be chambered in .356sig, .40SW or 9mm (as used by the Regiment). The P226 has a standard magazine capacity of 15 but is often fitted with extended 20-round magazines by SAS troopers when carried on counter-terrorism operations.
Other UK units that use the P226 include:
the Special Boat Service (SBS) now use the P226 over the Browning High Power
16 Air Assault's Pathfinder Platoon have recently (2007) been issued with P226 sidearms.
whether the SRR or the SFSG have been issued with P226s is open to speculation at this time, although it would seem likely.
A variant of the P226 is the Sig Sauer P229, only available in 9mm. The P229's slightly more compact design has made it a favorite of close protection teams and undercover units and is believed to be in use with the SAS.
"Cold-Casting" is a term used to describe the process of mixing metal powder with a resin to create castings that give the appearance and weight of solid metal.
This hyper realistic 1:1 scale P226 is the perfect gift and looks stunning when wall mounted with its oak plaque.
The Swiss-made Sig Sauer P226 is a reliable and popular pistol in service with many militaries and law enforcement agencies around the world.
It can be chambered in .356sig, .40SW or 9mm (as used by the Regiment). The P226 has a standard magazine capacity of 15 but is often fitted with extended 20-round magazines by SAS troopers when carried on counter-terrorism operations.
Other UK units that use the P226 include:
the Special Boat Service (SBS) now use the P226 over the Browning High Power
16 Air Assault's Pathfinder Platoon have recently (2007) been issued with P226 sidearms.
whether the SRR or the SFSG have been issued with P226s is open to speculation at this time, although it would seem likely.
A variant of the P226 is the Sig Sauer P229, only available in 9mm. The P229's slightly more compact design has made it a favorite of close protection teams and undercover units and is believed to be in use with the SAS.
"Cold-Casting" is a term used to describe the process of mixing metal powder with a resin to create castings that give the appearance and weight of solid metal.
This hyper realistic 1:1 scale P226 is the perfect gift and looks stunning when wall mounted with its oak plaque.
The Swiss-made Sig Sauer P226 is a reliable and popular pistol in service with many militaries and law enforcement agencies around the world.
It can be chambered in .356sig, .40SW or 9mm (as used by the Regiment). The P226 has a standard magazine capacity of 15 but is often fitted with extended 20-round magazines by SAS troopers when carried on counter-terrorism operations.
Other UK units that use the P226 include:
the Special Boat Service (SBS) now use the P226 over the Browning High Power
16 Air Assault's Pathfinder Platoon have recently (2007) been issued with P226 sidearms.
whether the SRR or the SFSG have been issued with P226s is open to speculation at this time, although it would seem likely.
A variant of the P226 is the Sig Sauer P229, only available in 9mm. The P229's slightly more compact design has made it a favorite of close protection teams and undercover units and is believed to be in use with the SAS.
"Cold-Casting" is a term used to describe the process of mixing metal powder with a resin to create castings that give the appearance and weight of solid metal.