SIG SAUER to Showcase American-Made Defense Products at AUSA
Weapons manufacturer SIG SAUER is exhibiting its latest defense solutions, including weapon systems, drones, and counter-UAS technology, at the Association of the United States Army (AUSA) event.
Newington, NH – SIG SAUER, a manufacturer of firearms and defense technology, will present its range of American-made defense products at the Association of the United States Army (AUSA) trade show in Washington D.C., held from October 12-14. The company plans to display its latest weapon systems, unmanned aerial systems (UAS), and counter-UAS capabilities.
Key products on display will include SIG SAUER's next-generation carbine, the XM8, which was developed in collaboration with the U.S. Army and is slated for fielding in December. The M250 light machine gun, firing the 6.8x51 mm hybrid cartridge, and the SIG MMG medium machine gun will also be featured.
Beyond firearms, SIG SAUER is expanding its offerings to include advanced unmanned systems. The company will showcase tactical drones and counter-UAS solutions, highlighting the XRAY9-CUAS electro-optic system designed for rapid drone targeting and engagement. SIG SAUER is increasing production capacity and investing in its North Carolina facility to enhance R&D, manufacturing, and training operations.
The company aims to meet evolving military needs through technological investment and provides training for its unmanned systems. The AUSA exhibition serves as a venue for SIG SAUER to demonstrate its U.S.-manufactured technology and engage with military personnel and industry partners on future defense solutions.