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Sig Sauer P220 Carry Two-Tone SAO, 45 ACP
In guns including firearms, caliber or calibre is the approximate internal diameter of the barrel in relation to the extension of the projectile used in it.
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Caliber: 45 ACP
Capacity: 8
MSRP: $1,086.00
Model #: 220R3-45-TSS-SAO
Product Link: http://www.gunzoo.com/gun/Sig-Sauer/P220-Carry-Two-Tone-SAO-45-ACP
This 8+1 capacity pistol features a crisp 5-pound SAO trigger that breaks like glass and an ambidextrous thumb safety. The combination of SAO trigger, cold hammer forged barrel and near perfect lock-up offers shooters outstanding accuracy that sets the P220® Carry apart from other 45s. The P220 Carry Two-Tone SAO slide is machined from stainless steel bar stock and finished in a Natural Stainless finish. The lightweight alloy frame is hard-coat anodized and outfitted with a Picatinny rail for tactical versatility. The P220 Carry Two-Tone SAO comes with either contrast or SIGLITE® night sights.
In firearms terminology, an action is the physical mechanism that manipulates cartridges and/or seals the breech. The term is also used to describe the method in which cartridges are loaded, locked, and extracted from the mechanism. Actions are generally categorized by the type of mechanism used.
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| Length: | 7.10 in. | Height: | 5.50 in. |
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| Width: | 1.50 in. | Weight: | 1 lbs. 14.40 oz. |
| Loaded Weight(~): | Line of Sight: | 5.70 in. |
| Barrel Length: | 3.90 in. | Barrel Rifling: | |
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| Length of Twist: | Barrel Type: |
| Rear Sights: | SIGLITE Night Sights | Front Sights: | SIGLITE Night Sights |
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| Action Type: | Semi-Auto, Double/Single-Action | Safety: | Ambidextrous Thumb Safety |
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| Trigger Pull Weight: | 5 lbs. 0.00 oz. | Trigger Travel: |
| Finishes: | Black Hard Anodized Stainless |
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