SIG Goes Super-Spy: Custom Works P320 SPECTRE Series
With apologies to Ian Fleming for all the 007 jokes on their way…
SIG’s P320 and P365 pistols have pleased The Living Daylights out of shooters since their introduction. For those of us who want to be The Man With the Golden Gun, SIG SAUER has just launched the Spectre series pistols from SIG SAUER Custom Works. The P320 XCOMPACT Spectre and P365XL Spectre pistols are concealed-carry optimized and chambered in 9mm–not exactly a Thunderball, but highly effective against paper targets and all the nameless minions of today’s evil overlord. These guns feature a new Laser Engraved LXG Grip Module and custom distressed slide, delivering a bespoke, Q-approved CCW experience straight from the SIG SAUER factory.
The new SPECTRE series boasts custom, optics-ready slides For Your Eyes Only. The P320 Spectre is direct-mount compatible with the SIG SAUER Electro-Optics ROMEO1Pro, the soon to be released SIG SAUER Electro-Optics ROMEO2, Delta Point Pro, and RMR Reflex Optics, and ships with (2) 15-round steel magazines. If you’re more of a Goldeneye type, the SIG Custom Works P365XL Spectre is compatible with the SIG SAUER Electro-Optics ROMEOZero or RMSC sights, and ships with (2) 12-round steel magazines.
Each Spectre pistol comes with a SIG Custom Works Challenge Coin (not accepted at the Casino Royale). You can also find a Quantum of Solace in the included Certificate of Authenticity.
“This latest creation form SIG Custom Works brings an entirely new level of customization to our two most popular lines of pistols – the P320 and P365,” said Tom Taylor, Chief Marketing Officer and Executive Vice President, Commercial Sales, SIG SAUER, Inc. “The all new LXG grip module is laser engraved in-house, and the custom pattern on all four sides delivers an aggressive, stylish texture for a stronger, more controlled grip. The custom slides are distressed with the exclusive Spectre XSERIES lightening cuts, making the Spectre series of pistols truly unique, and a real standout for concealed carry.”
MSRP isn’t available at this time, but super-spies and supervillains alike can check out the specs at SIGSAUER.com.
Octopussy:
Overall length: 7.4 inches
Overall height: 5.3 inches
Overall width: 1.3 inches
Barrel length: 3.9 inches
Sight Radius: 5.8inches
Weight (w/magazine): 26 oz.
Overall length: 6.6 inches
Overall height: 4.8 inches
Overall width: 1.1 inches
Barrel length: 3.7 inches
Sight Radius: 5.6inches
Weight (w/magazine): 20.7 oz.
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Okay thanks
Guess I have to wonder, from a purely practical standpoint, why anyone would want to take an ” optimized for concealed carry” pistol and install an optical sight of any kind, rendering it no longer “optimized” unless for competition use? More hype to sell unnecessary equipment, imho. Think I”ll just stick with my “optimized” and upgraded legacy 226… I’ll run it vs either of these beauties any day, all day.
The Thunderball comment is most important for me. I ain’t buying anything until they make it in 45 ACP! I’ve got all the 9mm’s I want.
Nice work, Mr. Munson! I enjoyed a Trace of humor in those puns. Good to know one doesn’t need a Goldfinger to master the trigger pulls on these firearms. Have a great day.
G Bacon
WOW, I already have a P229 DAK, a P229 all stainless, and a 1911 STX. This will add to collection
Or…was the name “Spectre” chosen due to the USAF Special Operation Aircraft AC-130 Spectre Gunship?