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79868154475
The SIG P210 Target 9mm Luger Handgun is a full-size pistol with a classic design and updated ergonomics. The P210 target pistol has a lightweight trigger with a 3.5-pound pull weight and a precision-machined stainless steel slide and frame. Walnut grips give the handgun a sleek look, while the ergonomic profile allows for easier control and quick pointing. The Sig Sauer P210 handgun has an adjustable rear and fiber optic front sight and comes with two eight-round magazines. Designed to balance in either one or both hands, the SIG P210 Target 9mm Luger Handgun offers the time-tested precision of its 1947 Swiss predecessor with modern ergonomics and a sleek design.
Classic styling meets high performance in the Sig P210 Target!
Designed for competition, the P210 offers precision and performance with its well balanced design, stainless steel slide and frame, and lightweight target trigger.
Features:
- Walnut grips
- Includes two 8-round magazines
- Precision-machined slide and frame
- Adjustable rear and fiber optic front sight
- Updated ergonomics for improved control
- Lightweight target-grade trigger with 3.5 lb. pull
Specs:
- UPC: 798681544752
- Model #: 210A-9-TGT
- Caliber: 9mm Luger
- Magazine Capacity: 8
- Width: 1.54 in.
- Height: 5.25 in.
- Weight: 36.9 oz.
- Barrel Length: 5 in.
- Sight Radius: 6.7 in.
- Overall Length: 8.4 in.
- Sights: Adjustable
- Slide Finish: Nitron
- Pistol Size: Full-size
- Trigger Action: SAO
- Frame Finish: Nitron
- Trigger: Target-grade
- Grip Type: Target Walnut
- Barrel Material: Carbon steel
- Slide Material: Stainless steel
- Frame Material: Stainless steel
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6 reviews for Sig P210 Target – 9mm
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Thomas Beston –
The Sig P210 made in the USA has received lots of good press. I’ve shot a couple of Swiss P210’s belonging to a friend and longed to have one of my own. Swiss and German made versions are very pricey, so the cost of the US version seemed really reasonable by comparison. I purchased one of the seven or eight listed on the website with the usual great communication and service. It was shipped to me and when I picked it up from my FFL, we both looked it over thoroughly and were very impressed with the quality and the excellent trigger pull. When I got it home and did a field strip to study the internals I was even more impressed. As mentioned in press reviews, the movement of the slide is unbelievably smooth and the interior of the gun seems almost polished it’s so smooth. I’ve understand that Sig uses some sort of chemical treatment on the internal parts to make them that way–may or may not be true, but the parts finish is sure beatuiful. The takedown is easy once you realize that you have to have the slide moved to the rear just the right few millimeters to allow the slide stop to be pressed out of the frame. There’s a notch in the slide to allow this and some pressure is required to pop up the slide stop once it’s lined up due to the spring retention. Once you get the hang of it it’s easy to do. The walnut grips are made by Hogue and are attractive though the grain is not highly figured. The checkering is smaller than what you see on most modern pistols and is very sharp–probably machine cut since it lacks the striations of the more common laser engreved checkering. I haven’t taken the P210 to the range yet due to poor weather, but I’m anxious to meet my friend with his Swiss models to compare it to. I noticed that the price of the last of the latest batch sold for more than I paid, so I guess supply and demand is alive and well. If you’re considering one of these American P210s, I would’nt hesitate to pounce on it the next time Buds has them in stock. I think they will hold their value better than most other modern guns and I’m sure you will appreciate the superb quality of this made in the USA firearm.
desertshooting –
Was considering a European model of this same gun. After much investigation and gathering comments from my 1911 buddies I took the chance with this made in USA pistol. So happy I did. Truly a P210 in every way.
robert –
For years I’ve both admired and wanted a P210 but until recently it was outside of my budget. I got mine yesterday from firearmssuppliers.com at a great price. Great work from them and exceptional service all around. This pistol is incredible. Very comfortable to shoot with a magnificent trigger. Sights are visible three dot and are easy to pick up. I’m hesitant to want different or better sights considering this pistol is clearly a classic as is. It is my new favorite range handgun. 200 flawless rounds down range and better than I deserve groupings. Excellent pistol. Get one, please!
Thad Martins –
I have bought several guns from you guys over the past couple of years but this Sig P210 is AWESOME! I love it. Craftsmanship and accuracy are outstanding. Everybody who shoots this jewel usually says WOW. Would like to obtain the Target model when it is available.
Ron A –
This pistol is super smooth and has a excellent trigger. I like the high contrast sights, easy to see with my old eyes. I can’t really say anything I don.t like about it. Buds got it out right away to me. It’s an excellent range gun.
tacticaljoe –
I’ve had my P210 Target for a bit over a month now and have run over a 1000 rounds through it. Saw this online at firearmssuppliers.com and i placed an order immediately. I’m the only other person in my area who owns one that I know of waited about a year to get his. I’ve smallish hands and thought the large grips might be an issue but they are not. The trigger is great tho a bit shorter reset might be nice. The legendary P210 accuracy is not a myth. The weapon functions great, looks great, and feels great. I shoot at an outdoor range and am seriously considering permanently moving from the 10yard to the 25yard positions for my training regimen.