S.A.C.M. Guns for Sale

Société Alsacienne de Constructions Mécaniques (S.A.C.M.) was founded in France in 1872 by merging André Koechlin & Cie (founded by André Koechlin) and Ateliers de Graffenstaden (owned by Alfred Renouard de Bussière). It later ceased firearms production as elements of the company were folded into Alsthom (now Alstom) and contributed to the creation of Alcatel. S.A.C.M.’s lasting mark is Charles Petter’s French service-pistol design, later licensed to SIG and developed into the SIG P210.