SIG Sauer M17 REVIEW! US Army Gun

Published on October 14, 2017
Duration: 9:01

This review of the SIG Sauer M17, presented by Steve from Top Guns and Richard from SIG Sauer corporate, offers an expert-level look at the US Army's Modular Handgun System. It details the M17's specific features, including its manual safety, unique takedown lever, and modular grip system, while also covering its specifications and performance during a live-fire demonstration. The discussion highlights the M17's advantages and differences compared to the standard P320.

Quick Summary

The SIG Sauer M17, the US Army's Modular Handgun System (MHS), features a Coyote Tan finish, SIGLITE Night Sights, and offers 17+1 or 21+1 round capacities in 9mm. Key differences from the P320 include an ambidextrous manual safety and a locked takedown lever, mandated by military specifications.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction of the M17 by Top Guns and SIG Sauer
  2. 00:33Modular Handgun System (MHS) Overview
  3. 01:39Key Features & Differences of the M17
  4. 03:28M17 Specifications: Capacity, Finish, Sights
  5. 04:24Modularity & Ergonomics of the M17 Grip System
  6. 06:15Live Fire Demonstration and Range Testing
  7. 06:53Final Thoughts on the M17 vs. P320

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes the SIG Sauer M17 different from the standard P320?

The SIG Sauer M17, adopted by the US Army as part of the MHS contract, features an ambidextrous manual safety and a unique locked takedown lever, which are not standard on the civilian P320 model. It also comes in a Coyote Tan finish.

What are the magazine capacities for the SIG Sauer M17?

The SIG Sauer M17 is designed to accept two types of magazines: a flush-fit 17-round magazine and an extended 21-round magazine, both chambered in 9mm.

What does MHS stand for in relation to the SIG Sauer M17?

MHS stands for Modular Handgun System, which is the US Army's program that selected the SIG Sauer M17 as its service pistol, replacing older models. It emphasizes modularity and adaptability.

Can the SIG Sauer M17 be customized for different hand sizes?

Yes, the M17 utilizes a modular grip system. The serialized Fire Control Unit (FCU) can be transferred to different grip frames, allowing users to tailor the pistol's ergonomics to their specific hand size and preference.

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