#SIG P210

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Sig Sauer P210 Carry - 9x19mm

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SIG P210 RIG

EARLY MILITARY SIG P210

[cid5]

SIG Sauer P210-6 pistol with 120 mm barrel and 8-round magazine 9x19 Para

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SIG Sauer GmbH & Co.KG - P210 Skeleton

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Learning to Live (And to Die)

by lixar

A Caitlyn Kiramman Struggles through a world of both failures and successes - but in her world, that could mean life or death. Going from a... mainly ordinary kid to a crime-fighting vigilante is stressful, and so is navigating a world that wants to see her fail, both as herself and her crime-fighting persona - but that's boring, we want the good stuff!

So, we find our Caitlyn in the midst of an intense battle... against one guy armed with a Draco. Riveting, I know.

Words: 1993, Chapters: 1/?, Language: English

Fandoms: Arcane: League of Legends (Cartoon 2021), Spider-Man - All Media Types

Rating: Explicit

Warnings: Graphic Depictions Of Violence, Major Character Death

Categories: F/F, Other

Characters: Caitlyn (League of Legends), Jayce (League of Legends), Viktor (League of Legends), Mel Medarda, Vi (League of Legends), Jinx (League of Legends), Vander (League of Legends), Marcus (Arcane: League of Legends), Silco (Arcane: League of Legends), Sevika (Arcane: League of Legends), Finn (Arcane: League of Legends), Ekko (League of Legends), Firelights Members (Arcane: League of Legends), Grayson (Arcane: League of Legends), Cassandra Kiramman, Tobias Kiramman, J. Jonah Jameson

Relationships: Caitlyn/Vi (League of Legends), Jayce (League of Legends)/Mel Medarda

Additional Tags: Canon-Typical Violence, Gun Violence, Alternate Universe - Canon Divergence, Alternate Universe - Modern Setting, Alternate Universe - College/University, Alternate Universe - Spider-Man Fusion, Ruger Marlin 1895 Guide, Sig Sauer P210, Colt Python - Freeform, Glock 17, 's, Caitlyn and Jayce are Siblings (League of Legends), Autistic Caitlyn (League of Legends), Caitlyn Needs a Hug (League of Legends), and a break, Jayce is a Menace (League of Legends), he's also a man-whore, Flashbacks, Everyone Needs A Hug, some people die, Shimmer (Arcane: League of Legends), Drug Addiction, Cannon-Typical Classism, Cats, Caitlyn Get's A Cat, Eventual Caitlyn/Vi (League of Legends), Spider-Cait, She's fucking spider-man what else do you want from me ???, Stay Strapped or Get Clapped, Cait's a Photographer, just like... btw, Jonah Jameson isn't as mean in this, He's Loud Though

from AO3 works tagged 'Caitlyn/Vi (League of Legends)'

[khlebs]

SIG P210 - 8×35mm Ribeyrolles

[wantoncanton]

I sold a Sig P210 😎

Another one added to the cult

[militaryandgun]

"マルシン製のガスブローバックガン！意外と握りやすいけどちょっとマニアックなハンドガン！SIG SAUER P210" を YouTube で見る

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Holiday Gift Guide: 5 Interesting and First-Rate Concealed Carry Handguns

Not that anyone necessarily needs an excuse to find a gun enthusiast in their life a shiny (or matte) new firearm, but the holidays are looming. There is a terrific variety of first-rate concealed carry handgun options these days. However, they’re not all as interesting as they could be. This holiday season, what if you looked around for the most interesting concealed carry for your favorite fan of firearms? Remember that small, concealable pistols are by no means a recent innovation. Be sure to browse both new and used guns for sale to find some gems.

Hellcat RDP The Springfield Armory Hellcat RDP semi-automatic micro-compact is an exciting and excellent little pistol. For one, it looks like a SOCOM operator left his teched-out sidearm in the dryer too long, and it shrunk. It comes stock with red dot optics and a compensator. Despite its diminutive size, the Hellcat RDP is also a 9mm double-stack, featuring a capacity of 11+1 or 13+1 with an extended mag. Remington 51 The Remington 51, designed by legendary gunmaker John Pederson, is so ergonomic that it was initially billed as “self-aiming.” This concealable winner, chambered in 380 ACP, is one of the most comfortable pistols you will ever shoot. The release of the R51, Remington’s reimagining of the original, was initially plagued by technical glitches, though the 2nd generation models sorted those out. Because of its bumpy beginning, the R51 is now an often underpriced, high-quality 9mm pistol. FN 1910/1922 Anything with FN’s name on it, you know you can trust. The FN 1910 model is a concealed carry legend that set the stage for decades to come. One of them was even used to start WWI. The FN 1922 model is an FN 1910 with extended barrel bushing for greater accuracy and more mag capacity. Either of these often century-old or more pistols is a stellar concealed carry choice. Bersa 380 The Bersa 380 immediately gained attention for a variety of features. For one, it was highly reminiscent of the vaunted Walther PPK but could generally be found for half of what James Bond would pay for his pistol of choice. Then there’s the fact that it proved accurate, dependable, and genuinely lightweight. Despite its lightness, its design somehow manages to mitigate felt recoil. SACM 1935 The French military SACM 1935 is one of the most underrated pistols ever. For one, it rivals the Remington 51 for gorgeous ergonomics and the silkiest possible action. Then there’s the fact that this gun was the inspiration and blueprint for the masterpiece, the SIG P210—arguably the finest military pistol ever made. The only reasonable explanation for its relative obscurity is its chambering in the obsolete 765 French Long. However, there are modern manufacturers of the round, making the SACM 1935 a stellar concealed carry option. Plus, it’s one you can pick up for approximately a third or less of what you’d pay for a SIG P210. About GunBroker.com GunBroker.com is the ultimate online firearms marketplace for true gun enthusiasts. As one of the world’s largest marketplaces for buying, selling, and auctioning guns, users list almost anything gun-related and a lot more. Search the GunBroker.com listings for thousands of firearms every day. You’ll likely find anything from antique flintlocks to the most advanced competition-level handguns. Browse gun parts, ammunition, and firearm accessories. Plus, GunBroker.com is always safe and easy to use. So, it’s no surprise that this site is widely considered the most well-respected and trustworthy firearms marketplace online. Whether you’re looking for a Ruger Mini 30, a Hellcat RDP, 50 Beowulf ammo, or something else, start your search at GunBroker.com. Find the best concealed carry handguns available at https://www.gunbroker.com/ Original Source: https://bit.ly/3FztU9D

[darimian]

Swiss sisters in arms

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These Swiss made SIG P210 handguns are something else.

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Hello there

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SIG P210-5

9x19mm; 5 7/8'' barrel, Manufactured c.1968. Includes a Swedish commercial holster modified for the extended barrel and an extra magazine.

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SIG Sauer GmbH & Co.KG - P210 SUPERTARGET

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SIG P210

In 1947 the Swiss Army began to replace its Lugers with a more modern pistol. The SIG P210, designated the Ordnanzpistole 49 in Swiss service, has a reputation for being one of the finest and most accurate service pistols ever adopted. 

In 1937, Schweizerische Industrie Gesellschaft (SIG) purchased the patent rights to a handgun design developed by Charles Petter. Petter, a Swiss-born soldier who served as an officer in both the Swiss Army and the French Foreign Legion, designed the gun in the early 1930s and patented it in 1935. Petter was the director of the French small arms company Societe Alsacienne de Constructions Mecaniques (SACM). In 1937, the French army adopted his pistol as the Modèle 1935A (see images #6 & #7). SIG’s development of the pistol was slow, it wasn’t until the Swiss Army again became interested in a new service pistol, in the second half of the 1940s, that development was completed.

Petter was influenced by the short recoil action and locking system used by John Browning’s Colt M1911. Petter’s design, however, utilised two links at the rear of the barrel rather than Browning’s one and a captive recoil spring. The French pistol abandoned the Colt’s grip safety and also chambered the 7.65×20mm Longue cartridge, feeding from an eight round, single stack magazine. The SIG also fed from an eight round magazine but chambered both 9x19mm, 7.65x21mm and .22LR. 

French Modèle 1935A, designed by Charles Petter (source)

SIG did not immediately begin production of Petter’s pistol, instead SIG made a series of several prototypes. When the Swiss Army began pistol trials in the early 1940s, SIG offered prototypes with both single stack and double stacked magazines. The Swiss eventually decided to adopt a single stack design believing the wider grip of double stack pistols negatively affected accuracy. 

The Swiss military tested the prototypes from SIG against the Versuchsmodells (Experimental models) from Waffenfabrik (W+F) Bern. These included the Pistole 43 series of guns based upon FN’s GP35/High Power. When these were rejected Bern offered a second pistol, the Pistole 47, which used an innovative gas-delayed blowback action. SIG’s entry went on to beat both of W+F Bern’s prototypes. The Walther PP and P38 were also tested, as was the excellent Polish Pistolet wz/35 (Radom).

The SIG commercial designation for the pistol was initially SP47/8, this changed to P210 in 1957 to match SIG’s nomenclature, the commercial pistol lacks the military version’s loaded chamber indicator. The Swiss military adopted the SP47/8 as the Ordnanzpistole 49 or Selbstladepistole Modell 49. The Modell 49 remained in service until the Pistole 75 (P220) began replacing it. Some remain reportedly in service with the Swiss military and police force.

For the Swiss accuracy was key, in early trials the Luger out performed the SIG, however, the P210 is an extremely accurate pistol. The P210 owes it′s accuracy to its fine manufacture, its long sight radius and its slide riding on rails inside the frame rails, rather than outside. The P210 is machined from solid steel forgings and each pistol is hand fitted.

Disassembled SIG P210 (source)

Compared to the Modèle 1935A, the SIG shifted the position of the manual safety from the slide to to a more ergonomic position on the frame under the user’s right thumb. The slide release, however, is less ergonomically positioned because of this change. The SIG also has a spur-style hammer as opposed to the Modèle 1935A’s rounded hammer. The SIG has a milled cutout below the barrel rather than a linkage used by Petter’s original design. 

The Pistole 49 is short-recoil operated with a locked-breech, it feeds from an eight round, single stack magazine but unlike the Modèle 1935A, the SIG has a heel rather than thumb magazine release. Interestingly, this was also a move away from the thumb release found on the Swiss Army’s Lugers. The large heel release is easier to manipulate in cold weather or when wearing gloves. The Swiss military’s Pistole 49′s have a matte finish and initially had wooden grips (see image #1 & #5) before transitioning to plastic grips (see image #2). 

In 1947 the Danish Army became interested in SIG’s pistol, adopting it as the  Pistol M/49. The M/49 remains in service with the Danish Army after almost 70 years, although it is now being replaced by Heckler & Koch’s USP9 SD. Additionally the West German police (the Bundesgrenzschutz) also purchased 5,000 P210-4.

Sources:

Images: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

Charles Petter’s Swiss Patent, #185452, 25/02/1936 (source)

Handguns of the World, E.C. Ezell, (1981)

SIG P210, World Guns, (source)

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