Posted by Jason Brumett
The Sig Sauer P250 Diamond plate is a large frame pistol based off the 1911 design, It has a beavertail grip, polymer grip shell, and ambidextrous magazine release. It fires a 15-round clip of 9mm ammunition. It was designed to allow users to switch between full size, compact, and sub-compact frame size, and switching out of the polymer grip to change caliber.
The overall length of the P250 Diamond Plate is 7.2-inches, with a height of 5.3-inches, and a barrel length of 3.2-inches. It comes with a standard and short trigger size that can be changed out. The trigger pull is double action only, with a pull weight of 6-pounds. The sights are the SigLite 3 white dot night sights. It has a build in accessory rail that allows users to ad an optional light or laser. The frame and finish are both made of polymer, while the slide is stainless steel, with a diamond plate engraving.
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