Posted by Jason Brumett
The Sig Sauer P232 Two-Tone is a compact pistol designed for off-duty back-up, personal protection, along with conceal and carry purposes. The frame has a low profile anti-snag design to help ensure it doesn't catch on material when it is being pulled out for use. The magazine is a single stack to also help keep it at a low profile, and it holds 7-rounds of .380 ACP ammunition. The safety lever is on the left side for right handed shooters.
The overall length of the P232 Two-Tone is 6.6-inches, with a height of 4.7-inches, and a barrel length of 3.6-inches. The slide material is made from stainless steel, and features a natural stainless finish. The frame material is made from aluminum alloy, and features a black hard coat anodized finish. The sights can either come in adjustable contrast or the 3 white dot SIGLITE night sights. The grips are Hogue finger groove rubber grips. The approximate pull on the trigger is 4.4-pounds for the single action, and 10-pounds of pull on the double action trigger.
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