Posted by Jason Brumett
The Sig Sauer P220 SAO is a large frame beavertail handgun also available in a lower profile conceal and carry version. It was designed for recreational, competition, and self-defense purposes. It has the 4-point safety system that comes with all P220 models, and an accessory rail for mounting a light or tactical mount onto it. The frame material is made of alloy, with a Black Hard Coat Anodized finish. The slide has rear serrations, is made from stainless steel, and has a Black Nitron finish.
The overall length of the P220 SAO is 7.7-inches (7.1 for carry model), with a height of 5.5-inches, and cold hammer forged barrel length of 4.4-inches (3.9-inches for carry model). The magazine holds 8-rounds of .45 ACP ammunition, and has an option to hold a 10-round extended magazine. The grip is a one-piece ergonomic grip with front strap serrations. The sights are the SigLite 3 white dot night sight system. The single action only (SAO) has a pull of approximately 4.4-pounds.
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