Today’s Photo of the Day features a customized SIG Sauer M17, shown here with a range of upgrades associated with SOCOM AAL-style configurations. Built on the P320-based M17 platform, this setup focuses on improved handling, control, and adaptability. The pistol is fitted with a Brouwer M1811 Grip Module, paired with a matching magwell to enhance reloads and overall ergonomics. A GoGun Gas Pedal is mounted to provide additional leverage for recoil control, while a flat-faced trigger replaces the standard curved unit.

AAL is short for Authorized Accessory List, and it’s apparent there are a few interesting upgrades on that list. Sighting is handled by an adjustable rear sight combined with a SIG XRay3 front sight, offering a more refined sight picture. My biggest surprise here is why there’s no red dot. The pistol also features a threaded barrel, allowing for the use of muzzle devices or suppressors where permitted.

A little less wild, below you can see the M17 with AAL upgrades and the so-called General Forces Configuration (GFC). It runs the X-Series grip module fitted with an internal weight, paired with a magazine funnel to support faster reloads and improved balance. The GoGun Gas Pedal is not visible.