Editing Sphinx Systems (section)

== Sphinx pistols ==
[[Image:S3000forWikipedia.jpg|thumb|right|Sphinx 3000 Duo-Tone in [[9×19mm Parabellum]] with a stainless steel upper and a [[titanium]] lower frame intended for combat and target shooting.]]

;AT380 Series: A sub-compact pistol. Slightly smaller in general overall dimension than the Walther PPK/S, it also has a larger magazine capacity (10/11/15). The sights are adjustable. Safeties include: 1. an automatic firing-pin block type which precludes the striker from being hit unless the trigger is pulled, eliminating slam-fires etc. 2. Manual firing-pin block safeties on "M" models (similar in function to the Beretta 92F). Due to tighter firearms trade restrictions, the AT .380 is no longer imported into the United States.
;Sphinx 2000 Series: A full- and medium-sized defense and sports pistol that shows its [[CZ 75]]/AT-88 heritage.
;Sphinx 3000 Series: A full- and medium-sized defense and sports CNC machined pistol made out of various metals such as [[stainless steel]], [[aluminium]] and [[titanium]]. The Sphinx 3000 was designed as a modern combat pistol with features like a [[Picatinny rail|Picatinny accessory rail]], a low bore line, extended magazine release, various safety system options, various finishes, sights, pistol sizes and materials to choose from.
;Sphinx <abbr title="Special Duty Pistol">SDP</abbr> Series
: SubCompact (6.55"), Compact (7.40"), and Standard (8.19") size 9mm pistol introduced from 2013-2015. Mass-produced version of the 3000 Series. All models have a DA/SA trigger, ambidextrous decocker and a TIAIN-coated steel slide. 
: Frame materials vary. Black, Krypton and Sand lines features hard anodized aluminium upper and lower frames, and weigh 29.06-29.72&nbsp;oz (Compact). The Alpha line use hard anodized aluminium upper frame and polymer lower frames, and weigh 24.90 oz (SC), 28.18-28.39 oz (C), or 31.43 oz (Std). The Duo-Tone and Stainless Steel models use all steel upper and lower frames (42.43-42.64&nbsp;oz, Compact).
: The Compacts are also available with threaded barrels. All metal Compacts all have interchangeable polymer grips. Unlike its larger cousins, the SubCompact does not have interchangeable backstraps. 
: It made its US debut during the first quarter of 2013 as the Compact Alpha model, followed in 2014 by other Compact models. SubCompact Alpha and Standard Alpha models were introduced in late 2014/early 2015.<ref>{{Cite web|url=http://www.thetruthaboutguns.com/2015/01/jeremy-s/new-sphinx-sdp-standard-sub-compact-pistols/|title = New from SPHINX: SDP Standard and Sub-Compact Pistols|date = 30 January 2015}}</ref>{{Better source needed|date=October 2024}} Although slated for manufacture, Standard and Production-sized models have yet to be imported into the US by the distributor, KRISS USA.<ref>{{cite web| url = http://www.sphinxarms.com/ |title = sphinxarms.com}}</ref>