The All-New SIG SAUER P385
With SIG Recoil Dampening System
If you’ve been on social media at all in the last 24 hours, then you know SIG SAUER hosted its SIG NEXT event to unveil a whole host of new products. The announcement of the all-new SIG SAUER P385 seems to be generating the most buzz.
The SIG SAUER P385 claims to deliver “a dramatically reduced felt recoil for a softer, flatter, and faster shooting experience and provides maximum modularity with its innovative new fire control unit (FCU).”
The P385 features the new SIG Recoil Dampening System, a low bore axis, and a precision-cut carbon steel barrel for extreme accuracy. As a result, muzzle rise is reduced by 20% or more, depending on the specific P385 model. Along with its new FCU, the P385 includes a new SIG SAUER Trigger Block for a smooth, clean trigger press and pairs with the new MagStrap grip module for easy customization both in grip length and hand size.
Available in black and coyote brown, all models of the new striker-fired pistol are SIG-LOC optic-ready, feature fully ambidextrous controls, and have an optional manual thumb safety. The P385 will be available in stores this fall and early winter, with the lineup including the P385-MACH3D, P385-COMP, P385-FULL, P385-CARRY, and P385-COMPACT.
During SIG NEXT, SIG SAUER also unveiled an expansion to its successful P211, which now includes the P211-FULL and P211-CARRY. The two new P211 pistols feature a polymer grip module and aluminum frame and are built off the highly sought-after SIG SAUER P211-GTO, GT5, and GT4 that initially launched last year at SIG NEXT.
Expanding the SIG SAUER optics lineup, SIG SAUER introduced the XRAY5, an Advanced Red Dot Sight built on a solid-state architecture with a 225-dot rigid matrix with no moving parts to wear or drift and automatically responds to variable lighting conditions. Shooters can digitally zero in seconds with the XRAY5 mobile app, and the XRAY5 stores multiple profiles.
See all of the new products at sigsauer.com/next
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