Theoretically, the NPS through RM9 seems to accept all of the P Series Classic duty pistols in 9mm, .40 S&W and .45 ACP, so this handgun might be streetable without a policy re-write.
I have no idea if the new stocks effect armorer support, or if there are significant parts differences. It is somewhat interesting that they went the normal DA/SA configuration instead of DAO or DAK, which leads me to believe that there is probably a secondary backstory about a larger agency wanting to stay with this platform, but requiring the ability to fit users of different sizes.
The SIG line-up will be interesting to watch in the next couple years. Assuming the engineers got it right and that there aren't any abnormal flaws in execution, this model essentially makes the "normal" Ps almost obsolete. It also may impact the P250, as agencies that may have considered going with it to get sizing options can now stay with the Classic series and avoid transition training, new holsters and support equipment, and worst of all, open bidding that might have brung entirely different makes and models into play.
Now the wait starts for the rainbow titanium nitride version with gold controls and pearl grips.
