Inspired by the ceremonial pistols SIG SAUER’s Custom Works team created for the soldiers who guard the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, the new P320-M17 Ceremonial has been designed with unparalleled craftsmanship and attention to detail. From its highly curated materials to precision engineering, the new P320-M17 ceremonial embodies the essence of timeless quality.
The P320-M17 Ceremonial is built around a high-polish AXG all metal grip module fitted with custom Hogue walnut grip panels. The optics-ready slide is also high-polish and includes SIGLITE front and rear day/night sights. Chambered in 9mm, the P320-M17 Ceremonial maintains the same reliability as its duty-grade cousins with a 4.7” carbon steel barrel, M1913 accessory rail, and 21+1 round capacity. The P320-M17 Ceremonial, an acknowledgement of dedication, sacrifice, and unwavering commitment to our country – a symbol of courage, resilience, and undeniable impact, marking the end of a commendable career of service and beginning of active duty alike.
- Optic Ready High Polish DLC Slide, Compatible with ROMEO-X PRO, ROMEO2,
PRO footprint - High Polish AXG Carry Grip Module
- Custom Hogue Walnut AXG Grip Panels
- Striker Fired with a Short Tactical Reset
- (1) 17rd & (2) 21rd Steel Magazines
This firearm is not available with a manual safety. A manual safety – when engaged – is designed to mechanically prevent the firearm from discharging when the trigger is pressed, either intentionally or unintentionally. You should consider whether a manual safety on a handgun is right for you based on your experience level and intended use, keeping in mind best practices for safe firearms handling. It is possible for the trigger to be unintentionally pressed even under normal handling circumstances.
A manual safety is designed to augment, not replace, safe firearm handling practices. You are responsible to protect against unintentional trigger movement while carrying any firearm. Even if you elect to purchase a pistol equipped with a manual safety, you must ensure that the trigger is not contacted in any circumstance other than when you intend to fire the pistol, particularly if you elect to carry your pistol with a round in the chamber. If you have a round in the chamber and the trigger is pressed to the rear, the pistol will fire, absent an engaged manual safety.
