Sig Sauer M18 9mm Luger 3.9in Coyote PVD Pistol - 21+1 Rounds

Sig Sauer M18 9mm Luger 3.9in Coyote PVD Pistol - 21+1 Rounds - The SIG SAUER M18 is the official sidearm of all branches of the U.S. Military and the official sidearm of the U.S. Marine Corps. The commercial M18 brings the same unprecedented accuracy, extreme reliability and unmatched durability the military demands, coming standard with SIGLITE night sights and a removable night sight rear plate. The optic ready slide is directly compatible with ROMEO-M17 red dot optic. The slide and grip module are the same coyote tan as the military version. The SIG SAUER M18...chosen by the U.S. Marine Corps and the U.S Military, now available to you for the first time. 

FEATURES:

• Commercial release of the MHS M18
• Coyote PVD Finish
• MHS Slide assembly with single screw sight plate configuration now compatible
  with Romeo-M17
• Deltapoint Pro Optic Footprint, and compatible with ROMEO-M17 Red Dot Optics
• M18 serial number series
• (1) 17 Round and (2) 21 Round Steel Magazines
• Ambi Manual Safety and Shielded Ambi Slide Catch Lever
• Carry Length Coyote Grip Module
• Trigger Type: Striker Fired w/ Curved Trigger
• Stainless Steel Frame Finish and Material
• Carbon Steel Barrel
• M1913 Accessory Rail

This firearm is equipped with a manual safety.  A manual safety – when engaged – is designed to mechanically prevent the firearm from discharging when the trigger is pressed, either intentionally or unintentionally. You should consider whether a manual safety on a handgun is right for you based on your experience level and intended use, keeping in mind best practices for safe firearms handling. It is possible for the trigger to be unintentionally pressed even under normal handling circumstances.

A manual safety is designed to augment, not replace, safe firearm handling practices. You are responsible to protect against unintentional trigger movement while carrying any firearm. Even if you elect to purchase a pistol equipped with a manual safety, you must ensure that the trigger is not contacted in any circumstance other than when you intend to fire the pistol, particularly if you elect to carry your pistol with a round in the chamber.   If you have a round in the chamber and the trigger is pressed to the rear, the pistol will fire, absent an engaged manual safety.