SIG Sauer P220 S X-Six Black and White .45 ACP

Start with the slide marking. It reads P220 S and 45 Auto, and just below sits Made in Germany. That tells you this is the long-slide P220 sport variant built in Eckernförde, not the American-made service gun that shares the name. The Black and White treatment is what stops you. A satin stainless slide sits over a deep matte black frame, and the contrast between the two finishes runs the full length of the gun.

The slide carries clean cocking serrations front and rear, and the flats catch light along their machined edges. SIGSAUER is rolled into the side ahead of the rear serrations. Walnut target grips wrap the frame, checkered across the panels with a smooth thumb shelf and the SIGSAUER name cut into the wood. They throw a bit of warmth against all that technical black and stainless.

This is a single-action target pistol chambered in .45 ACP. You get an adjustable target rear sight, a crisp single-action trigger, an extended beavertail, and the polished controls that mark the sport line. The barrel runs 6 inches, and the long dust cover gives the gun its forward weight and that composed, deliberate stance on the bench. The bore is bright with strong rifling. Metal surfaces show very light handling, with the black holding deep and the stainless clean.

Worth noting: the package is complete. It ships in the original SIG Sauer case with a spare magazine, the cleaning tools, the factory test target identifying it as a P220 Sport, and the original manuals and paperwork. For a collector chasing German SIG production from the mastershop era, the long-slide Black and White in .45 is a hard configuration to run down, and this one comes with its papers intact.