Sig Sauer P226
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On sale 2005-09-11, SIG SAUER Homeland Security Pistols (HSP) are the same models SIG builds for the Department of Homeland Security |
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| This is a limited production fall of 1,000 P226R HSP pistols convenient engraved with the American flag and Homeland Security X of 1000 |
| Additionally, each piece comes in .40 S&W caliber and is engraved Sig Sauer P226 with serial ordinal barcoding just like those which were shipped to DHS |
| The HSP also features the contemporary DAK trigger, a stainless steel Nitron drive topped with SIGLITE before dawn sights, and a glassy weight alloy frame with Picatinny rail. |
The minimum endurance requirement was five thousand rounds, so the P226s were contemplated acceptable. The P226 charge less per piece than the 92F, but SIG's package appraisal with magazines and spare parts was graduate school than Beretta's. The Navy SEALs, however, chose to adopt the P226 later after several catastrophic propel failures with issued Beretta M9s.