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M17 Holster - Your ultimate carry solution

Understanding the SIG M17 Holster Choices

The SIG M17 is a top-tier firearm that demands an equally impressive holster for optimum performance and comfort. When selecting a holster for your SIG M17, it’s crucial to consider factors such as safety, accessibility, and your personal carrying preferences. The market offers a variety of holster types, from IWB and OWB options to specialized designs like shoulder and leg holsters, each tailored to different carrying styles and needs. For SIG P320 M17 owners, specific holsters like the SIG P320 M17 holster are available to ensure a perfect fit and maximum functionality.

Finding the Perfect M17 Holster

For those who prioritize technology and functionality, advanced holster options like the SIG M17 holster with light and optic are ideal. These holsters accommodate additional equipment without compromising comfort or accessibility. Comfort is also a key factor, especially for everyday carry, which is why options like the SIG M17 IWB holster are popular for their discreet and comfortable design. No matter your preference, whether it’s a standard SIG M17 holster, a model with light accommodation, or a more specialized design, there is a holster out there that fits your needs and enhances your SIG M17's functionality. To learn more about M17 holsters and to discover the best options available in the market, visit Craft Holsters' holsters for M17 section.

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Anchor® Grip | Carbon Black

XOS-H® 3-Slot G10 MLOK Scale | MiniDot Texture

XOS-H® 4-Slot G10 MLOK Scale | MiniDot Texture

QDX® Sling Mount | Carbon Black

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Sig Sauer P320 M17 9mm

[boltvolta]

This is getting out of hand, now there are two of them.

[traveling-spartan]

Currently seething and malding as a longtime Glock hater about the fact that I not only shot a Gen 5 G17 last week and could find very little to complain about, after a friend talked me into it, but am also being slowly turned away from the gun I thought I wanted, the P320.

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SIG SAUER INTRODUCES THE P320-M17 CEREMONIAL

Sig Sauer has introduced their latest special edition pistol with the new P320-M17 Ceremonial. Sig Sauer states “This special edition pistol has been expertly crafted to honor and commemorate the SIG SAUER ceremonial pistols developed for the soldiers who stand guard at Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. The P320-M17 Ceremonial is built around a high-polish AXG all metal grip module fitted with…

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M9 vs M17 (U.S. Army Pistol Showdown)

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SIG-Sauer Pistols CC Collection

Began in 1975, with an aquisition of a German arms factory of J.P Sauer und Sohn GmbH by the Swiss SIG AG, SIG-Sauer produces many variants of pistols including : 

SIG P220

The very first patent since the joint of these two companies. Launched in 1975 to fill the position of the police issue sidearm. Also this model is a principle of the next SIG-Sauer pistol designs.

SIG P226

Issued in 1985 as a development of P220 with advanced features. Actually participated in US DoD's XM9 program, but instead the Beretta 92F was chosen. Later acquired by the US Navy as M11. One of Original "Wonder 9" Member who Successfully toppled the Revolver's Domination during 1980s inside Law Enforcement and Military alike.

SIG P228/P229

A compact variant of P226 basically some length was chopped from the barrel and slide, as well as from the grip. The P229, was developed especially for the US market and is assembled in the USA using both German and US-made parts. It’s identical to the P228 except for a heavier slide. The P229 slide is made by machining a bar of steel as opposed to stamping and forming from sheet steel. The heavier slide on the P229 is necessary because of the comparatively more powerful calibers used in this pistol.

SIG Pro

Sig Sauer's Attempt on Modernizing their Sig Sauer Series to make it relevant for current Polymer frame Pistol Trend and stay relevant in Military Industries. The SIG Pro is a series of semi-automatic pistols developed by SIG Sauer in Exeter, New Hampshire. It became the first polymer-frame handgun from SIG Sauer and one of the first pistols to feature a built-in universal accessory rail and interchangeable grips. Offerings in the series are chambered in .40 S&W, .357 SIG, or 9×19mm Parabellum. As of March 2020, only the SP 2022 variant is still listed on the SIG Sauer website. The SIG Pro was marketed as a lightweight. and compact alternative to the "legacy" SIG Sauer handguns in an increasingly competitive and budget-oriented law enforcement market. SIG P320 (M17 And M18 )

A further development of previous model SIG P250 which issued by SIG Arms Inc. USA. Released in 2014 as a SIG participation in the US DoD's XM17 next sidearm program. After some evaluation,  this model won the contract and acquired as M17 in the US Army in 2017. US Marine Corps acquired it's compact variant known as M18. The full-sized model was designated the M17, and the shorter length carry model, the M18. The guns have subsequently been adopted by the Army, Navy, Marine Corps, Air Force, and Space Force. The pistol replaces the Beretta M9, as well as several other handguns across the services. There are two color variants, coyote brown and black, for both the M17 and M18, though almost all have been produced in brown.

The SIG Sauer P365

Modern Derringer is here.. with superior compact size over the smallest modern Handgun that ever known, Glock 42 (5.8 inch on P365 Vs 5.94 inch on Glock 42) also the Best Seller on "Concealed Carry" Category in United States. perfect for anyone who looking for smaller Pistol as Third Sidearms or Perfect pistol for Political Assassination 3:)

SIG Sauer P365 is a striker-fired subcompact semi-automatic pistol manufactured by SIG Sauer, intended for everyday carry. It is offered with Tritium XRAY3 Day/Night Sights and two 10-round magazines; one flush fit and the other with an extended finger tab, and a stainless steel frame with polymer grip module. It is primarily chambered in 9×19mm Parabellum and is rated for +P (higher pressure) ammunition while utilizing offset double-stack magazines. A variant chambered in .380 ACP was introduced in February 2022. The P365, which replaced the P290RS, is produced in Newington, New Hampshire. In both 2018 and 2019, it was the best selling handgun in the United States.

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SIG Sauer GmbH & Co.KG - M17 MHS

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SIG SAUER M17, U.S. Military Surplus

This SIG SAUER M17 was one of the first 5000 pistols issued to the U.S. Military, later recalled, reviewed by SIG SAUER, then boxed with all original accessories before being resold commercially. As true for all of the recalled pistols, it is numbered in the TF00 serial range and has all the small cerokoted small parts. Other standard features include the highlighted night sights, red dot capability, and an interchangeable frame, this one designated M (medium). Complete as issued with two spare 21 shot magazines

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Beretta M9A4…Spicy Italian

Having served in the U.S. Navy for almost 9 and a half years as well as on the ship’s security force, I was fortunate enough to get a chance to handle a number of small arms. We still had the 1911 pistols when I first arrived onboard, but then switched over to the Beretta M9. The Navy is always behind the front line services like the army and Marine Corps when it comes to small arms, so there we were in the mid 90’s still using an 80 year old pistol. They were beat up and loose from many years of service and rebuilds, so the change over to the new Beretta was a breath of fresh air. For a couple of decades I wanted to get a Beretta M9 for my personal collection, but never did so. Then Beretta came out with their modernized M9, the M9A3 which was supposed to compete in the new military handgun trials to replace the outgoing original M9. Unfortunately, that contest was lost to Sig Sauer and their P320 M17/M18.

Fast forward a few years after that defeat, I still longed for a Beretta M9 pistol. I was close to picking up the M9A3, but then the M9A4 came out. This was very similar to the M9A3 with it’s slender grip that had grip panels for those with larger hands, a threaded barrel and that oh so nice looking coyote or FDE finish. The biggest difference between the Beretta M9A3 and the M9A4 was the addition of an optic plate setup on the new M9A4. I knew at this point that the one that I wanted was the M9A4 variant. Both of these newer Beretta models look so spicy between their awesome desert inspired finish and the ammo box type of case they come in as well as coming with a total of 3 magazines. Many will point to these pistols as an outdated design overall, but with some more modern changes, but until you handle and shoot one, you won’t know what you’re missing.

When I picked up my new Beretta M9A4 pistol I decided upon an RS-10 red dot for the optic but I might switch it over to an RMR at some point down the road. The RS-10 works perfectly fine on the M9A4. The one thing about the Beretta is that the optic does sit rather high, so co-witness of the iron sights isn’t possible. The other change I made to my M9A4 was a trigger kit from Langdon Tactical. They make a customized trigger kit in a bag with your preferred weight and hammer style. The Beretta isn’t terribly difficult to work on with the right tools, but it isn’t a Glock that’s for sure.

The Beretta M9A4 is an absolute pleasure to shoot whether suppressed or unsuppressed. I will run my Rugged Suppressors Obsidian 9 on the M9A4 from time to time, but mostly I shoot it unsuppressed. The trigger is super smooth in both single and double action. These and other Beretta pistols come in and out of stock over at Brownells from time to time. If you’re in the market for a modernized classic like these Beretta M9A4 pistols, definitely keep an eye out and sign up for in stock notifications. The 92X is also strikingly similar in features without the tan finish.

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SIG M17 vs M18 - How Do They Compare?

SIG M17 vs M18: A Detailed Comparison for the Modern Shooter

In the world of firearms, few names command as much respect as SIG Sauer, and today, we're delving into a captivating showdown: the SIG M17 vs M18. These iconic pistols, once exclusive to the U.S. Military, are now the subject of intrigue for shooters of all backgrounds. From their origins as the U.S. Army's Modular Handgun System to their roles as duty sidearms, this comparison offers insights into their nuanced differences and how they can fit seamlessly into your shooting lifestyle.

Size, Weight, and Performance

The SIG M17 and M18 may share a common DNA, but their distinctions are crucial. While the M17 impresses with its longer barrel and stability, making it a champion at longer ranges, the M18's compactness shines in close-quarters combat and rapid movements. Moreover, these pistols offer modularity and compatibility, allowing you to tailor them to your preferences. Discover more about their accuracy, handling, and customization options in our detailed comparison. To learn more about the SIG M17 vs M18, check out Craft Holsters' SIG M17 vs M18 blog.

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I've been considering the Beretta M9, the Sig M17, and the Glock 19/17. With how ubiquitous the Glock is in the military and LE worldwide, I'm kind of scratching my head wondering why we chose a thicc 9mm pasta gun and then a sleek 9mm poop-color gun, instead of the magical tupperware 9mm. Any thoughts or insights? I just want to talk about guns 😭

Hey sorry this took a minute, I've been having a godawful week.

So while the actual answer is probably something to do with the opaque and often nonsensical world of military procurement programs (the movie Pentagon Wars is a fictionalized account, but not a bad way to understand it), and probably has more to do with the price tag of ongoing purchase and maintenance contracts - I have a sillier theory.

The direct predecessor to the M9 Spaghetti pistol, the 1911 is a thicc brick of steel, covered in safeties. Between the actual manual safety, the grip safety that won't let it fire if you don't hold it correctly, and the fact it is single action so pulling the trigger does nothing if the hammer is not cocked back, means it's very, very hard to shoot the gun accidentally. In light of the that, the M9's manual safety, decocker, and long double action pull seem perfectly in line with the military's safety preferences.

If you've ever been on a military base, they have these things called "clearing barrels", which are barrels filled with sand. Soldiers returning from areas that require one to load their weapon, like going to the range or outside the war, are required to unload their weapon, point it into the barrel, and pull the trigger. This is meant as the final failsafe to prevent anyone from wandering around base with a dangerous loaded weapon. And inevitably, people mess up, fail to properly clear their weapon, and blast the clearing barrel all the time.

The vast majority of soldiers will never fire a shot in anger. The largest danger to them (well, other than dying of lack of treatment in a VA parking lot), is going to be from their own weapons. And that makes safety the paramount consideration.

I like Glocks. While I haven't shot the M18 and thus can't make a fair comparison, it would not surprise me if the pistol with a much longer pedigree and 5 generations of upgrades was superior to the pistol that Sig threw together for the pistol trials.

However, I can guarantee that at least one of the deciding factors in the head of every military official making the decision was "Does it have a goddamn safety? Because I am so tired of soldier blowing holes in their desks, feet, and each other."

(yes, I know the pistol Glock entered into the trials had a safety. We all know that was an afterthought, grafting in a safety compared to the M18 already having one)

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The Guns of Guns

Bill Guns has an impressively large collection of guns, as one might expect. But as a 1st Lieutenant of the U.S. Army Futures Command, he carries a Geissele Super Duty URG-I rifle (1), with an attached M320 grenade launcher (2); and a SIG-Sauer M17 pistol (3) for a sidearm. As the situation requires, of course, he also uses other weaponry, like the M3E1 "Carl Gustaf" recoilless rifle (4).

Geissele Super Duty URG-I (2018), ~30 rounds of 5.56mm NATO. Guns's issued primary arm circa 2021.

HK M320 (2009), 40mm grenade. Shown attached to an M4 carbine.

SIG-Sauer M17 (2017), ~21 rounds of 9mm Parabellum. Guns's issued sidearm circa 2021.

M3E1 "Carl Gustaf" MAAWS (2017), 8.4mm explosive shell.

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I love money sinks! (I really wish they weren't, though.) X300U is going to go onto the M17, not sure what optic will go onto the M18, hopefully a poll will peer pressure me into the correct choice.

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Как на парад. Пистолет SIG Sauer 320 M17 Ceremonial

Компания SIG Sauer выпустила на гражданский рынок уникальный вариант пистолета P320 — SIG Sauer P320 M17 Ceremonial под патрон 9×19, представляющий собой коммерческий вариант служебного пистолета U.S. Army’s Tomb Sentinels, поступившего в 2018 году на вооружение почётного караула на Арлингтонском национальном кладбище в ��ША. Как и Sentinels, SIG Sauer 320 M17 Ceremonial оснащается не типичной для модели P320 полимерной рамкой.... Читать дальше »