SIG Sauer just announced a new partnership between its SIG Air Division and Evike Manufacturing Group (EMG). The pairing will impact future product development and continued product distribution of SIG Air airgun and airsoft products through Evike.com.
SIG Air Division Partners With EMG
“This exciting collaboration between SIG AIR and EMG is a result of the increasing popularity and demand we are seeing in the marketplace for SIG AIR airguns and airsoft products,” said Tom Taylor, Chief Marketing Officer and Executive Vice President, Commercial Sales, SIG SAUER, Inc. “This new partnership with EMG will allow us to increase our product development capabilities allowing us to bring more SIG AIR products to consumers worldwide.”
The SIG Air product line includes a series of traditional CO2 pellet and BB rifles and pistols. The SIG Air guns look, weight, balance and handle like their traditional firearm counterparts. Additionally, SIG Air offers a line of training products via the ProForce line of airsoft pistols, rifles, and accessories. The products deliver a realistic training experience, allowing the user to achieve a new level of performance.
“The team at Evike.com and EMG are excited for the opportunity to join forces with SIG AIR to create new products, expand the SIG AIR product line, and provide a new dealer experience for SIG AIR products,” added Evike Chang, CEO of Evike.com and President of EMG, Inc. “We are completely aligned with the SIG SAUER brand to bring the best-in-class airgun and airsoft experience to the SIG AIR product line.”
In recent weeks, SIG launched the ProForce M18 trainer airsoft trainer. That pistol faithfully recreates the U.S. military M18. Then last week we reported on the SIG Air Reflex Sight. The optic works specifically on airsoft guns, elevating the training possibilities.
Much like its entire company, the SIG Air Division continues to turn our products customers demand. This story will likely only continue to grow. For more information about SIG AIR products, visit sigsauer.com.
