Description
Some firearms commemorate history. Others embody it. The SIG Sauer P210 – 700th Anniversary of Switzerland is one of those rare pieces where craftsmanship and national heritage meet in perfect harmony. Built to honor the 1291 founding of the Swiss Confederation, this limited-edition pistol celebrates over seven centuries of independence, unity, and precision—the same ideals that define Swiss gunmaking itself.
Produced by Mueller Murgenthal on behalf of SIG, only 2,000 examples were ever made. This one—number 1527—stands as a proud testament to that legacy. The deep blue polished finish, paired with ivory-white grips and gold accents, creates a visual composition that’s both regal and understated. The balance of color and metalwork feels distinctly Swiss—elegant without excess, refined without pretense.
Presentation matters here, too. The pistol rests in a bespoke wooden display case, lined with soft light blue suede and accented by a SIG commemorative plaque. The case doesn’t just protect—it elevates. Open it, and you’re not just looking at a gun; you’re looking at a work of art crafted to tell a story about pride, craftsmanship, and the enduring spirit of a nation.
Mechanically, it remains an accurate P210—renowned for its precision, reliability, and match-grade performance. But this edition was never about volume production or range time. It was about heritage, a tribute to the craftsmanship that defined SIG Sauer and to the artistry of Vivian Mueller and his team at Mueller Murgenthal.
The 700th Anniversary P210 is more than a collectible—it’s a historical statement. A rare blend of Swiss engineering excellence and commemorative artistry, built for those who understand that true craftsmanship is timeless.
