SIG Sauer's P224 SAS DAK pistol offers a compact package, reliable operation, and "revolver like" trigger system. Read Nick Jacobellis' full "Arsenal" review of the pistol. Photos courtesy of Alex Landeen.
SIG Sauer's P224 SAS DAK Pistol
The pistol arrives with a black hard coat anodized alloy frame.
Fit and finish on the SIG P224 is excellent. The pistol is not just a cutdown version of the P229. It was designed from the ground up to be a concealed carry tool for professionals.
The SIG Sauer P224 is a subcompact pistol that offers 10 rounds of .40 S&W firepower.
The pistol's caliber is laser-engraved on the ejection port.
Magazine capacity for the 9mm is 11 rounds; for the .40 S&W and the .357 SIG models it's 10 rounds.
SIG does not use screws, which can rust from body contact, to secure the plastic, textured one-piece grip to the frame of the P224 pistol.
The SIG P224 has a 3.5-inch barrel and an overall length of 6.7 inches.
Laser engravings denote the pistol's Exeter, N.H., manufacturing location.
The SIG P224 SAS (anti-snag) model features a recessed hammer.