BUL SAS II Ultralight
A 2011 platform that shed weight. The same excellent single-action trigger, but in a frame light enough that carrying it is realistic. The compromise between a competition pistol and one you can live with.
What's good about it
- A competition trigger in a frame you can carry
- 17 rounds and red-dot ready
- High-grade Israeli build
What's less good
- Manual safety and cocked-and-locked carry
- Expensive
- Still relatively heavy for anyone after concealed carry
Common user reviews
The remarks that come up most often among owners in Israel and abroad, good and bad. These are user opinions, not our test.
Common praise
- Most common praise: a competition-gun trigger at a weight you can carry
- Very accurate
- Feels high quality
Common complaints
- Most common complaint: demands 1911-level safety discipline
- Expensive
- Not for beginners
Generations and versions
Which optics fit it
The BUL SAS II Ultralight is cut for the RMR footprint. 7 of the optics sold in Israel mount directly, with no plate and no slide milling.
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