SIG P226

Originally designed for entry into the US military's XM9 Service Pistol Trials back in 1984, the SIG P226 was one of two succesful completionists to the tests, with the other being the Beretta 92. While the Beretta was selected for wider use due to its lower package costs, the P226 was still adopted by the US military under the designation M11, where it would see use most notably by Navy SEALs. Aside from military service, the P226 has also seen widespread use in several law enforcement agencies, and has received praise throughout. The P226 can be chambered in either 9mm or .357 SIG.
Because the M11 is based on the more compact version of the P226, it receives a -1 to its Concealability Modifier.

	ACC	DMG	AP	MODE	RC	AMMO	AVAIL	COST
9mm	5	7P	-	SA	-	17	7R	550 ¥
.357 SIG	5	8P	-1	SA	-	15	8R	700 ¥
M11	5	7P	-	SA	-	15	8R	650 ¥

*The .357 SIG version of this weapon uses Heavy Pistol ammunition

Type
Light Pistol
Ammunition
9x19mm, .357 SIG
Capacity
17 round magazine
15 round magazine (M11, .357 SIG)
Fire Mode
Semi-Automatic
Manufacturer
SIG Sauer
Weight
2.12 lbs (P226)
1.81 lbs (M11)
Price
550 ¥ (9mm)
700 ¥ (.357 SIG)
650 ¥ (M11)