SIG Sauer P320 Coyote Tan Reviews

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Make it actually work.

This is a piece of junk. My $50 Crossman BB pistol is way more accurate. It jammed on me 6 mags in and I now can not remove the magazine. Also is not an analog to a real P320, doesnt feel anything like firing the real thing. Do not buy!

I like it! It shoots accurately and gives a feeling of a real P320 in your hand. It's also way cheaper to shoot pellets than real bullets. I also have P226 and Rattler and all perform like a dream. *Side note - this P320 likes Sig Match Pb pellets and doesn't like cheap ones like Winchester Round Nose.

The Air Pistol operated very well and was accurate. Loading the magazine and CO2 cartridge was easy.

I would change the magazine to a 20 round capacity rather than a 30 round capacity when selling this item. The 30 Round Magazine was more apt to jam. No problem at all with the 20 round magazine.

Overall, a very good Air Pistol.

I needed a multi-shot pistol to go after some varmints on my property. I have been very pleased with the quality, accuracy, and durability of this pellet gun. Yes, it looks and feels like a real firearm, but what impressed me was how accurate the pistol is. I have had no problems loading the magazine--nicely large with 30 pellets! I have had no problem with jams or misfires, and the CO2 cartridges last a decent number of shots. What I did notice is that you have to be a little OCD to make sure that the pellets are correctly seated in the magazine, but if you take the time to follow the directions and do that, you won't have any issues with this pellet gun (and I did not need any tweezers to load the gun). I think the quality of the pistol is first rate, and I would definitely buy another one if I needed it.

When installing the pellets,you must insert them fully in with a pair of Tweezer’s to insure they are all the way down after inserting. If not they will get jammed inside the chamber.

I bought This one from them and it broke after shooting one round then I sent it back and they replaced it it worked for about two clips then broke again

Very sturdy.accurate.a little time consuming to load but handles well.

I haven't shot it yet, I personally bought it to do some drills,, sorta get the authentic feel of My actual 9mm P320 I've bought, pending my pistol license. However, I am very enthusiastic about it, and sure it will perform well. Just wish this would have been available in my favorite, P226.

Mine jams all the time. Sometimes co2 just shoots out when you install it and there is no stopping it. Jams are the biggest problem. I have a metal rod I use to push the pellet back into the mag so that it will work. But sometimes it takes more work. Not super impressed so far. Will try aftermarket 20 rd mags to see if it helps.

im just sorry i had to replace the old one the co2 gasket did not hold up

The weight and feel of the gun. The blowback feels great. I do not mind fewer shots per c02 cartridge if I am getting more power and blowback. Accurate.

Make the magazine belt a little more durable and higher quality so it moves freely. I will try a tiny bit of Pellgun oil.

Jams are no problem by pushing the jammed pellet back into the magazine. It works great. Find a coat hanger that has a soft coating on the outside and cut off the bottom straight section. Curl one end with needle nose pliers to make a handle and easily fix jams. Push the hanger into the barrel and gently push the pellet back into the magazine/clip. The magazine/clip will remove easily and will not break. No more buying tons of magazines unless you just want spares.

The rate of misfire is quit high, I belive this weapon is deffective, but returning things is a time consuming process, and I simply have no time. Also The pistol has no power to enven embed in a 2x4, will leave a dent. Perhaps this is correct function but I purchessed with the intent of elemenating a rodent problem with out using posions. I was mislead in people recommending this pistol to get rid of a huge squirrel population or the pistol is defective.

It’s great for practicing indoors (shop/garage) away from sensitive ears.

nothing

the whole design

don't buy this

Shoots to the 7 O'clock position; The same result in the hands of VERY experience shooters. Groups were tight. Sight not adjustable. Magazine poorly engineered. Often doesn't feed and the belt ammo carrier does not run smoothly. Overall I'm not pleased and intend to sell it in the next month. I spent a lot of money expecting a good tool. Very disappointed.

The pistol accurately reflects the look, feel and weight of the P320. The trigger is good and the pistol is relatively accurate at pellet pistol distances. The only drawback is the pellet feed which sometimes causes jams with the pellet stuck between the magazine and barrel jamming up the pistol. Corrective action pushing the pellet back into the magazine requires the gas cartridge be removed, allowing gas to escape and a slight danger of frostbite if not careful. All in all a nice pistol that performs well.

After 3 shots it jams and the magazine won’t come out. Waste of money

Pellets jam about every 5 shots, then had to send it back for repair.

Outstanding air pistol!! With the stock sights, the pistol shot low compared to the aim point. After installing the SIG reflex optic, the pistol accuracy is exceptional! It was the perfect solution for the issue. Also, based on my experience, it would be worth experimenting with several different pellets to determine which is best for your pistol. I also have a SIG p320 pistol and they like different types of pellets. The M17 shoots perfectly with nearly zero issues with match wad cutters while the p 320 shoots very well with the SIG hollow point pellets (and be sure to use the 20 rd mag). The M17 also can consistently hit targets from 50-70 feet and is extremely accurate from 30 feet. Awesome product and experience with it!!

Relatively safe and economical for basement practice using a pellet trap. Drawing from a concealed holster along with some move and shoot drills are possible as the weight of this co2 pistol is close to that of the firearm. Fits in both IWB and OWB Kydex holsters as well as a duty holster. The rail works. Approximately 60 shots per 12 gr co2, as advertised. This pellet pistol is also quite accurate. Good for you, Sig.

The manual safety is incorrectly located. Often fails to fire and subsequently jams, but seems to happen less frequently as the pellet gun "breaks in". There is a section in the manual instructing the owner to use a .177 cleaning rod to push the jammed pellet back into the feeding device. I found a .15 inch wooden dowel to work well.

The magazine uses a hollow bicycle chain type feeding device. It is no worse than rotary airgun magazines, but it is different, and it took some practice to get the hang of loading without cursing. Nope, trigger, report and recoil are not "close to the real thing". I mean, come on. Also, "letting the trigger go forward" allows the trigger to reset. Every semi automatic trigger has and needs a reset point. That makes semi automatic/self loading a thing, so, yeah. Not for dispatching anything larger than a housefly. An inch or two of orange paint around the shooting end is always a good idea if one plays outside with one of these. Size is M18/320FS