Our SIG P320 AXG Combat with a threaded barrel and optional B&T suppressor. Our Max Michel P320 with a red dot. Two premium 9mm pistols, one remarkable platform.
A Custom Works P320 with an FDE aluminum AXG grip module, optic-ready slide and factory threaded barrel. This is the metal-grip, combat-inspired side of the P320 family.
Request the B&T option when booking. A suppressor reduces the report; it does not make the pistol silent or replace hearing protection.
Developed with Team SIG champion Max Michel for Carry Optics competition. Our Max Michel pistol has a red-dot sight, putting the sporting side of the P320 platform in your hands.
The factory P320-MAX specification includes a ROMEO3MAX optic. Ask us about the exact optic currently fitted to our range pistol.
The US Army's M17 and M18 Modular Handgun System is based on the SIG P320. The full-size M17 and more compact M18 are purpose-built military configurations; they are not the same models as our AXG Combat and Max Michel pistols.
SIG also has deep Swiss military roots. The Swiss Army's P75 is the SIG P220. In December 2025, armasuisse selected the P320 as its future service-pistol replacement. That is a procurement decision and a transition—not a claim that every Swiss soldier already carries one.
Military users and sport shooters value different things, but the P320 sits at their intersection: a configurable service-pistol platform on one side, specialized competition models on the other. Trying our two pistols shows how much the grip, weight and sighting system change the experience.
The AXG Combat brings a solid metal-grip feel; the Max Michel version brings competition weight and a red dot. Try both and discover which balance and sight picture suit you.
The P320's serialized fire-control unit is the heart of the pistol. Different compatible grip modules and configurations let the platform serve very different roles—not every part is interchangeable, but modularity is central to its appeal.
AXG means Alloy XSeries Grip. The aluminum grip module gives the Combat a substantial, premium feel, with a different balance from the familiar polymer-frame service pistol.
Developed with Max Michel, the P320-MAX focuses on Carry Optics competition. Its heavy tungsten-infused TXG grip and optic-centered design appeal to shooters looking for repeatable performance on sporting stages.
The US Army selected the platform for its M17 and M18. That makes the P320 an unusually interesting pistol to try: you can experience the family behind a major modern military sidearm without pretending our sporting models are Army issue.
SIG has carried the P320 magazine family into the P211 and newer P385. That connection makes magazines more than an accessory: they link striker-fired service pistols with a double-stack 1911-style sporting platform.
SIG Sauer is the title sponsor of the 2026 Tactical Games, a series combining physical challenges with marksmanship. It is a natural meeting point for a brand active in military equipment and competitive shooting. Sponsorship does not mean every athlete uses a P320, but it underlines SIG's place in this sporting community.
The Tactical Games at Poland Shooting CenterThe surprising connection is the magazine. SIG's P211 brings a double-stack, single-action, 1911-style design to the lineup while using the P320 magazine family. Often described as “2011-style”, it is not a striker-fired P320 with a different exterior.
We also have a SIG P211 at the range. Ask about comparing it with the P320: the two platforms let you experience very different trigger systems and ergonomics while sharing a magazine ecosystem.
The newer SIG P385 also uses the P320 magazine family. The name is P385—not P365 or “385”. Exact magazine length, grip module and model compatibility still need checking; shared family does not mean every magazine fits every configuration.
That is why the P320 magazine matters beyond the P320 itself: it connects SIG's established service-pistol platform to newer sporting and striker-fired designs.
Buying a standard P320 and buying an AXG Combat or MAX are very different budgets.
About $500–800
Typical standard P320 models sit in this range. Our premium variants belong in a different price bracket:
About €700–1,100
Standard models generally cost more after import and taxes. Premium models listed by European retailers include:
Indicative retail ranges, not a quotation. US sales tax, local licensing requirements and dealer fees vary. A B&T suppressor and its legal requirements are separate. These are purchase prices—not our shooting-session rates.
Choose the AXG Combat, the Max Michel red-dot pistol, or ask to compare both. Your instructor begins with a safety briefing and supervises your live-fire session. Request the B&T suppressor option or a P211 comparison in advance.
9mm: 3.50 PLN per round.
Gun laws for tourists in PolandWe have a P320 AXG Combat with a threaded barrel and a Max Michel P320 with a red-dot sight. A B&T suppressor can be added to the AXG Combat. Tell us which configuration you would like when booking.
Standard P320 models typically cost about $500–800 in the USA and €700–1,100 in Europe. Premium AXG and MAX models cost considerably more. Prices vary by model, dealer, taxes and availability; a suppressor is a separate purchase.
Yes, we offer a B&T suppressor option on our threaded-barrel AXG Combat. Request it when booking so we can confirm availability. The 9mm ammunition rate is 3.50 PLN per round. It reduces the report, but hearing protection remains required.
The P320-MAX was developed with champion shooter Max Michel for Carry Optics competition. Its heavier TXG grip module, competition barrel and red-dot sight make it a very different shooting experience from the AXG Combat.
The US Army's M17 and M18 service pistols are military variants of the P320 platform. Our AXG Combat and Max Michel pistols are civilian configurations, not the exact Army-issued models.
Yes. The Swiss Army's P75 is the SIG P220. In December 2025, armasuisse selected the P320 as the future replacement. Selection and rollout are not the same as every soldier already carrying a P320.
SIG's P211 double-stack 1911-style pistol and the newer P385 platform use the P320 magazine family. Magazine length and the particular grip configuration still matter. We also have a P211 at the range; ask about trying it alongside the P320.
No firearms licence is required to try our pistols at the range under instructor supervision. Bring a valid ID or passport. Every session begins with a safety briefing and requires eye and hearing protection.
Shooting costs 3.50 PLN per round, the same rate as our other 9mm guns. The US and European figures in this guide are purchase prices, not shooting-session prices.
Beginners can try it under instructor supervision. The P320 has been subject to a voluntary upgrade programme and ongoing safety allegations, which SIG disputes. Safe handling, correct equipment, maintenance and following your instructor's directions remain essential for every firearm.
