Why did they stop makeing the Sig Sauer ASP20?
- Thread starter willy
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The company had to focus on their pistol that won the governments contract for a new pistol.
That is a lot of pistols and money to be had.
The ASP20 was a rifle designed for transition for powder burner shooters to air gun shooters.
It is a good rifle,but there are a lot better out there.
That is a lot of pistols and money to be had.
The ASP20 was a rifle designed for transition for powder burner shooters to air gun shooters.
It is a good rifle,but there are a lot better out there.
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I do think that being primarily a firearm company they didn't want to keep putting resources into something that was such a small part of their bottom line. What I wish they would have done is sell the rights of it to HW or Crosman or someone to continue to make and support then since it really is a very good design.
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From what I've encountered they have more interest in producing tactical style airguns that are simply built like toys, the Virtus is a perfect example. Disposable box store guns with cheap plastic internals with zero durability or longevity to function. The ASP20 was a fairly nice shooting gun but not competitive at all for the price point compared to other offerings.
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