Oklahoma Highway Patrol Selects SIG SAUER P320

After reviewing PO #5859020588 and Solicitation #585000468 from Oklahoma, it appears that for $77K, they are getting 850 pistols.

From the Purchase Order
850 Sig P320 pistols in 9mm w/ night sights and 3 magazines each, including following accessories.
850 Safariland 6390 holsters with gloss finish @ $404.
850 Tex Shoemaker open top magazine pouches – Class B @ $42
850 Tex Shoemaker open top magazine pouches – Class A @ $50
850 Safariland 6390 STX Tactical Holsters @ $65

Shipping costs paid by vendor.

Trading in 916 Sig pistols ($343K) and 221 other firearms ($57K).

Price: $77,361 / 850 pistols with accessories listed above = $91.00 (approximate) per pistol.

Good for Sig!

Can’t find a link…wonder what the difference is. Finish? Open top though, good for them.

Price: $77,361 / 850 pistols with accessories listed above = $91.00 (approximate) per pistol.

That’s a pretty sweet deal.

Must be gloss and regular finish. I couldn’t find them on the manufacturers site though.

http://www.texshoemaker.com/DCC-Double-Clip-Case-DCC.htm

Good for Sig. Also happy to see more cops with open top mag pouches, that half second can mean a lot in a fight.

Over $500.00 in holster gear, essentially free, with a minimal charge to change guns.

Am, I reading it right: SIGs basically gives away pistols for free, to build customer reference list. Is that right?

Better them than me.
Not on the 320 wagon and have been over Sig for quite a while.
The ONE item I wanted, the SSG 3000, they discontinued.

I sort of agree on the open top holders. Some ‘management’ thinks they look sloppy or militaristic(wtf).
Oh well. Good luck with it.

Why aren’t you counting the value of the trade ins for you final total? They have real value. They go on the balance sheet as an asset, and they’re being sold out.

They’re not the only ones. S&W cut some amazing deals with initial release of the M&P to a couple of large Mid-Western agency to get M&P’s in the filed. They recoup their loss by sales to numerous smaller agencies, using the larger agency as a selling tool. “It just got selected by the Oklahoma Highway Patrol”. Then you add the increase of civilian sales of your product because it is being picked up by the major Le agencies.

Think where the M&P would be with civilian sales if it had not caught on in LE?

Sig is starting to dig into the Glock. Good job. 320 is a good gun and they have the right idea for business. This is not the same Sig that was pimping every rainbow and diamond plate gun. I am happy they are coming back to what they were.

I don’t have to count it. It was already factored into the purchase order. A remarkable value. Look for some medium size municipal agencies to get the same deal and possibly a large county agency. Buy some customers early and you can create a market for your product.

916 Sig pistols traded in for a value of $343,500.00, which by a remarkable coincidence is the same price of 850 holsters at $404.12.

I do find Sig amusing though. Literally a month or so prior to the p320 being publicly released they worked a sweet heart deal with my local SO for p220s. Basically cleaned out old inventory. Never once mentioned what was coming down the pipeline.

Good.

I have read a bunch about it and most people seem to really like it. It will be good to have a large agency see if there is any kinks in it.

I expect Texas DPS will follow by the end of the year though they likely will phase them in via recruit classes rather than do a wholesale change.

Does anyone know what ammo they chose in 9mil?

I lost round one to switch the dept I work for to 9mm (Glocks). While I have a list of solid ammo choices, I like to reference what “ammos” different agencies use when I try again next budget year.

thanks in advance

Sounds like it. Not so different than what Glock did back in the 90s.

Good for Sig.

Does anyone know which pistols were tested and compared to the Sig before it was selected for purchase?

This is great for Sig. I have heard nothing but positives about the P320, I have never shot one only handled one.

According to the solicitation, it was for striker fired pistols. Given the actual cost to the state, the guns “chosen” are close to being given away.