SIG Sauer has long been famous for their high-quality handguns, so it only follows that they've recently debuted a line of ammunition meant to feed those firearms (as well as any other appropriately chambered pistol you may own). Part of the concept behind the SIG Elite Performance Ammunition line is to allow you, the user, to practice with relatively inexpensive FMJ rounds that offer a shooting experience very similar to the more pricey self-defense ammunition with which you would keep your personal defense firearm loaded. In this video, SIG Sauer's Bud Fini explains how the ammunition works...and then American Rifleman's Joe Kurtenbach takes it for a test-drive on the NRA Publications range. Is SIG Sauer's handgun ammunition the next addition to your personal defense strategy? Click the video and see for yourself!
Video: SIG Sauer Handgun Ammo, Tested
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