Radian Model 1 and SIG Sauer P320 Tactical Deployment Kit

Two-gun kits usually feel like a marketing exercise, a rifle and a pistol thrown in a case with a price tag stapled to the lid. This one earns the pairing. You get a Radian Model 1 in FDE wearing a complete fighting setup, and a SIG P320 carry pistol cut from the same cloth, both chosen and built to run together.

Start with the Radian. It's the Model 1 in 5.56 NATO, finished in flat dark earth across the billet receiver set and matching M-LOK handguard. The 14.5 inch barrel runs a pinned and welded muzzle device to keep it rifle-legal without an SBR stamp. Up top sits an Aimpoint Micro T-2 on a Unity Tactical FAST mount, which throws the dot up to a comfortable 2.26 inch optical height for both eyes open shooting. A SureFire M340 Turbo Mini Scout rides the rail with a Unity Tactical Mod Button for instant activation. The black Magpul MOE stock and grip round out the controls, and it feeds from a standard PMAG.

The pistol is the part collectors will notice. It's a SIG P320 carrying the Naval Special Warfare Foundation tribute markings, the trident and eagle laser etched into the slide. The barrel is threaded for a can, the slide is cut for optics and wears a SIG Romeo1Pro, and a SureFire X300 Turbo light sits in the dust cover. Two spare magazines come with it.

Everything lives in a hard rolling case with cut foam holding each piece in place. And that matters because this isn't a parts bin assembly. The optics, lights, and finishes were picked to match across both guns, so a buyer gets a coordinated rifle and sidearm ready to deploy out of one case. For someone who wants a serious home defense and range package without sourcing every component themselves, the work is already done.