What Sig Pro variations are available?

The SIGARMS price list has the following twelve Sig Pro configurations, indicated by the product code that appears on the sticker attached to the outside of the Sig Pro case:

  • SP2009-9-B (SP 2009, 9mm, Nitron finish)
  • SP2009-9-BSS (SP 2009, 9mm, Nitron finish, SIGLITE night sights)
  • SP2009-9-BMS (SP 2009, 9mm, Nitron finish, manual safety, short trigger—see FAQ IX-18 for more details)
  • SP2009-9-T (SP 2009, 9mm, Two-Tone finish)
  • SP2009-9-TSS (SP 2009, 9mm, Two-Tone finish, SIGLITE night sights)
  • SP2340-357-B (SP 2340, .357 Sig, Nitron finish)
  • SP2340-357-BSS (SP 2340, .357 Sig, Nitron finish, SIGLITE night sights)
  • SP2340-357-T (SP 2340, .357 Sig, Two-Tone finish)
  • SP2340-357-TSS (SP 2340, .357 Sig, Two-Tone finish, SIGLITE night sights)
  • SP2340-40-B (SP 2340, .40 Auto, Nitron finish)
  • SP2340-40-BSS (SP 2340, .40 Auto, Nitron finish, SIGLITE night sights)
  • SP2340-40-T (SP 2340, .40 Auto, Two-Tone finish)
  • SP2340-40-TSS (SP 2340, .40 Auto, Two-Tone finish, SIGLITE night sights)

    Note that the letters at the end of the SIGARMS product codes have the following meaning:

  • B = Nitron finish
  • T = Two-Tone finish
  • SS = SIGLITE night sights

    The SIGARMS price list also has MA-compliant Sig Pros, which have an "M" infixed in their product codes, such as "SP2009M-9-B." MA-compliant Sig Pros have a loaded chamber indicator (see FAQ IX-1). Also listed are NY- and MD-compliant Sig Pros, which come with expended shell casings, per the laws in those states, and which have an "MD" infixed in their product codes, such as "SP2009MD-9-B."

    The SIGARMS price list does not, however, list the product codes for the "Blue Line" Sig Pros. See FAQ VIII-4 for information about "Blue Line" product codes.

    Here is a photo of the product code on the sticker attached to the box of an SP 2340, in .357 Sig, with Two-Tone finish, and factory SIGLITE night sights (also note the serial number sticker immediately under the product code sticker):

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