Just popped up on my e-mail. I think you can download a PDF as well.

I have not found it as a PDF . . . yet

But it is out on the cloud at

2020 SIG Catalog

First 25 pages, all polymer. 26 - 39, metal. Writing is on the wall.

I’m not seeing a p320 subcompact in there. Has that been discontinued?

And the P225A1 is missing.

Well, I shouldn’t be surpirised but I am glad I have mine.

Are they no longer doing the stainless P22x guns?

No 210 Carry, either. And FFS, could we please have some air pistols that generate decent velocities? A .177 at 430 fps is pretty much pumpkin chunking.

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Originally posted by 12131:
First 25 pages, all polymer. 26 - 39, metal. Writing is on the wall.

You're probably right, but they dedicated so much of the catalog to other things (optics, ammo, airguns, rifles) that it's hard to say whether they're down on metal-framed pistols or just heavily focused on selling an expanded range of (non-handgun) products. They're certainly pimping the hell out of the whole "Legion" schtick.

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Originally posted by 12131:
First 25 pages, all polymer. 26 - 39, metal. Writing is on the wall.

Less bling, a good thing (although I don't mind 2 tone or wood grips). All metal, hammer fired, rail-less, tail-less - gone too (a few exceptions). Sigh.

The website catalog does not reflect the changes . . . yet.

On the bright side - perhaps the old P series pistols just got more valuable. More valuable to me anyway!

10mm 220 Legion SAO, this may be my next handgun...

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Originally posted by Il Cattivo:
No 210 Carry, either.

And the 210 Standard is gone. Although I'd love to see a Carry, I'd be quite surprised if it and the Super Target ever see the light of day.

May have to keep an eye out for a Standard.

So the only 220's being made now are Legion's ($$$)...I wonder if that's the future for the rest of the remaining "classic" line, too.

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Originally posted by 12131:
First 25 pages, all polymer. 26 - 39, metal. Writing is on the wall.

You can still get real Sigs from Germany. What remains on line here in the US will last for a while. If the American made metal pistols are gone, I'm pretty much done buying anything with their fake brand on it. Besides, I dont have big muscles and a 2 foot billy goats chin growth with a super tactical hot babe following me up a mountain so that kinda disqualifies me. I imagine jljones and Bruce Gray got a woody for all the tupper ware guns. Thats some real R&D Bruce. No thank you.

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Originally posted by mcs1564:

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Originally posted by Il Cattivo:
No 210 Carry, either.

And the 210 Standard is gone. Although I'd love to see a Carry, I'd be quite surprised if it and the Super Target ever see the light of day.

May have to keep an eye out for a Standard.

SIG Sauer USA had to know about LSI. The P210A Standard looks like a P210 Legend while the P210A Target looks different enough to keep it catalogued.

Pfft...once they created the P365 all other pistols became obsolete.

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Originally posted by Warhorse:
Pfft...once they created the P365 all other pistols became obsolete.

I'll believe it when I see a P365 SuperTarget...

Well, GooOOoOOooOOOllleeeEEEee!

Sig still offers a 357 Sig Pistol.

No metal frames 357's; only the P320, but at least there's that.

The FDE 2022 seems to be gone from the catalog.

A 200+ page catalog.

I remember when the entire line was a half dozen pistols, and I have to say as a fan of the pistols which earned SIG-Sauer its reputation, I miss those days so very much.

Looks like they are shrinking Civilian offerings while they concentrate on military contracts. A couple of days ago I saw an M-18 pistol at the LGS and thought the trigger was nice and the thumb safety was perfect. That’s a result of being trained on the 1911.