Posted by Jason Brumett
The SIG SAUER® Mosquito® is now available with a threaded barrel (M9 x 0.75). Only 90% the size of a P226®, it’s the ideal choice for hours of shooting fun. It’s wear-resistant polymer frame and integral accessory rail is ergonomically designed to enhance accuracy and provide a better all-around shooting experience. Additional features include a rugged blowback system, fixed barrel and adjustable sights. It’s also loaded with safety features that include a decocking lever and the automatic drop safety you’d expect in a SIG SAUER pistol. It’s further enhanced with an ambidextrous manual slide mounted safety, magazine safety and internal locking device. An optional Threaded Barrel Adapter facilitates the mounting of accessories requiring a ½ x 28 thread pattern, including many popular sound suppression devices.
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