SIG SAUER's New Experience Center is Now Under Construction
About six months ago, in November 2020, TFB reported that SIG SAUER was making moves to add some additional space to their facilities in Epping, New Hampshire. The new building was described as a “showpiece” by the civil engineering firm working on it, and was reputed to be a sizeable addition that would cost somewhere around $13.5 million. This plan is now coming to fruition, as the ground has now officially been broken on the project. Once completed, this building will add more than 40,000 square feet of space for everything from a SIG museum, a retail component, indoor shooting, and more. Dubbed the “Experience Center”, this two-story building will greet visitors upon their arrival to SIG’s 140-acre complex located roughly 1.5 hours’ drive north of Boston, Massachusetts. It is expected to give people more reason to visit the area, as well as to create some additional jobs for local residents. SIG has issued the following press release to announce the recent ground-breaking ceremony.
Construction of SIG SAUER Experience Center Begins in Epping, New Hampshire
What do you think, readers? Have you had a chance to visit the existing facility in Epping, NH? Have you gotten to attend any training courses at the SIG Academy? Would you like to? If you have been, how did you like the complex as it has been so far, and how do you view the addition of this new building to it? Will it be a cool place that you’d like to check out, does it seem unnecessary or unimpressive, if you’ve been there already will it give you a good reason to visit SIG again? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below! See you at the range.
Photos courtesy of SIG SAUER.
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Instead of spending multi millions on new buildings.... Can you please take that money and do product research so I don't have to send my p320 back... And my P365 back... And my fix bolt action back because you didn't take the time to make sure your guns were designed right before you sold them. Every single time you release something new there is a problem. I won't touch anything until it's 5 years old and you know it works and your done making rolling changes so early gen gun parts are different from later gen gun parts in the same gun with the same designation. That would probably be the better route.
Sig is truly not European anymore. bye bye, better luck in the new world