| Country Of Origin: | Switzerland | Length: | 215 mm 8.5 inches |
| Designation: | Pistol | Barrel: | 120 mm 4.8 inches |
| Cartridge: | 9 mm Parabellum | Weight: | 900 g 32 oz. |
| Production Date: | 1949 | Rifling: | 6 grooves, rh |
| Capacity: | 8 rounds /10 rounds |
SIG Subtleties - The Difference
- The P210 is single action, like the 1911; [ All other SIG-Sauer handguns are traditional SA/DA (single-action/double-action) or DAO (double-action only).
- The P210 features an internal magazine safety; a chambered round cannot be fired unless a magazine is inserted in the magazine well located in the grip.
- The P210 is unique among SIGs in that it has no decocking lever and instead has a thumb safety. Just behind the trigger guard, on the frame (about where any American would expect the magazine release!) is a lever - up for safe and down for fire.
- The P210's slide rides inside the frame rails rather than outside as with all of the SIG-Sauer handguns.
- P210-1 - bright finish and wood grips.
- P210-2 - matte finish, plastic grips, and a simple "U" shaped rear sight notch.
- P210-4 - produced for the German Border Police (Bundes Grenze Schutz).
- P210-5 - long barreled target gun with a barrel mounted front sight.
- P210-6
- standard length barrel target gun with adjustable sights.
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P210 10 Round Magazine