SIG Sauer SSG 2000

Country: SwitzerlandManufacturer: SIG Sauer

«Scharfschützengewehr 2000»
Sniper rifleSwitzerland1984Historic

Bolt-action precision rifle jointly developed by SIG (Switzerland) and J.P. Sauer & Sohn (Germany) for the police and special-forces market. Walnut thumbhole stock and heavy barrel with muzzle brake.

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ID — SIG-SAUER-SSG-2000
Designation

SIG Sauer SSG 2000

SIG Sauer (J.P. Sauer & Sohn)
Caliber
7.62×51 mm NATO

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Identity

Designation
SIG Sauer SSG 2000
Alias
Scharfschützengewehr 2000
Manufacturer
SIG Sauer (J.P. Sauer & Sohn)
Country
Switzerland
Year
1984
Category
Sniper rifle
Status
Historic

Ballistics

Caliber
7.62×51 mm NATO
Muzzle velocity
830 m/s
Effective range
800 m
Maximum range
1000 m

Dimensions

Barrel length
610 mm
Overall length
1210 / 1210 mm
Empty weight
6.6 kg

Mechanics

Operating system
Otturatore a chiavistello (sistema Sauer hexagonal lock)
Bolt / action
Bolt-action

Feed

System
Caricatore amovibile
Standard capacity
4 rounds

Fire modes

SafeSemi-auto

Historical profile

Introduced in 1984 as the SIG/Sauer answer to urban and police precision-shooting needs, an alternative to the Mauser SP66 and H&K offerings.

Available in multiple calibers (.223 Remington, 7.62×51 mm NATO, .300 Win Mag, 7.5×55 mm Swiss), with a 4-round magazine and a hammer-fired short-action Sauer mechanism (rather than a classic bolt).

Adopted by several European police units and the Swiss Federal Police; production ended in the early 2000s.

Variants

SSG 2000 .308SSG 2000 .300 Win MagSSG 2000 7.5×55 Swiss

Main users

Switzerland · Germany · United States (police forces)

Key components

  • ●Stock — Shoulder rest.
  • ●Receiver — Weapon body with internal mechanisms.
  • ●Grip — Primary grip.
  • ●Magazine — Cartridge feed.
  • ●Barrel — Guides the projectile.

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