Page 2 - SIG Sauer P320 Reviews

This is my second p320 in 2 years. Hope this one last more than a year. IF not I will buy a 3rd one.

As reported by others, I’ve had jams a few times. Not really a big deal though. I just push the pellet back into the magazine and it fires next. All said and done, I feel it’s a good value. Size and feel are spot on. Although the trigger is, by necessity, long and somewhat creepy. I’m happy with it the gun.

Fun to shoot, I like the thirty round clip and the blowback feature.

A plastic rod to help with jams

Get extra clips

After approximately 30 pellets a washer fell out of the handle and now the CO2 cartridges leak. I am in touch with customer service trying to get it fixed.

The air pistol had repeated malfunctions, which were difficult to clear. In the end, it just was no fun at all to use.

Nice weight and feel. Accurate sights and shot. It however frequently jammed. At first could rod back the mis-fired pellet until I couldn't Returned the product, no way to break it down to repair without major damage.

The Sigs has always been my favorite firearms to own and use not just for target training, but for small home defense too. The nit-picky issue I have with this version is it's blowback system. You would get a lot more increased power out of all 30 shots if you did not have that as an added mechanism to the gun because you are losing small amounts of co2 with every shot. And considering I have a lot of experience using these types of firearms, the more power of the co2 gas forcing its way out of the barrel with the Pellet/BB in front of the blast going threw it, the better. Also, If all the designers over there at Sig headquarters can shorten the overall length of the pistol to 7.5 inches instead of 8 inches (keeping all of the other design attributes the same except for what i explained above that needs to be upgraded) would be a plus and I would most definitely buy or trade this version out now to that newer upgraded one.

Magazines (20 round and 30 round) constantly jam, rendering this gun unusable. I have several Sig products (all 5 stars!) and this airgun is nothing like them.

The SIG magazine system is pretty cool. You can leave the magazines full and you aren't messing with any spring tension like in many spring fed magazine systems. The blowback action kicks pretty hard and the trigger is a smidge sloppy so getting the hang of it takes a few mags. Don't give up, persist and you can get decent groupings once you learn the trigger. One of my favorite plinkers due to the high round count per mag and every shot feels solid, you grow as a shooter with this one. Simple maintenance and great C02 mechanism.

Change the clip that it comes with to the 20 round model to get the round count more aligned with what you get from a 12g cartridge.

The gun gets about 40-60 decent shots per charge. What this means is that if you run the 30 round mag and then a 20 round mag, you are risking having a dud shot at the end and possible jamming the barrel. There is a good video on youtube showing you how to unjam it and push the round back into the mag and free the jam. I did have the gun jam up on me once on my 2nd magazine through, but I think the cause was due to unfamiliarity with the trigger and getting the action jammed up and wasn't particularly a design flaw of the gun. As long as have made sure to keep the charges fresh (40-50 rounds and then degass) and smooth with the trigger, I have not experienced a single jam with about 100 rounds through now.

My only real criticism of the pistol is the separation of ammo and gas. For the purpose of realism it is always best to house the projectiles and propellant in the same drop-out magazine, hence making for a realistic change drills and faster times in competition. But, I accept this is no mean feat, and has only recently been achieved for pellets with the M17. Having said all this, the P320 puts rounds down range quickly, consistently, and accurately. The 'conveyor' style mags provide good capacity and change quickly and easily. In fact a little too easily, the slightest brush of the mag release button can have you launch a magazine across the range when least expected. The pistol has good balance that accommodates any rail mounted kit. In my case I have an Inforce touch control tac-light in place, that operates very well. A great pistol, which I use in conjunction with my MPX in two-gun cmopetition, and CPT training. The blanked-out ejection ports detracts from the appearance a little.

It as good as I expected from Sig Sauer. Poor accuracy James d is not serviceable

Nice for practice when you can’t. Get to the range

Great gun tons of fun! My only gripe is the magazine system, weapon jams way to much. I'm using sig dagger pellets and sig co2.

Nice feel, but that’s it. Jams up, very inaccurate. I wouldn’t recommend

I've owned this for about a month now. I can't get through 10 shots let alone a full 30 shot magazine without jams. Put brand new co2 and try again with same results. I've really never disliked a gun this much.. Thinking about turning it into a hammer or a boomerang. Not sure how this could still be on the market with such obvious defects. I saw they replaced the mag from 30 down to 20 but that does not address the jamming issues.

Great build. Great accuracy. Love it. Highly recommend it for basement practice time.

From the start has problems from the clip. Constantly jams. Poor design considering it’s from Sig. all my air guns are Sig but this is by far the worst.

The trigger is crap. It is bad. I have two sigs with beautiful triggers. Cannot believe you let that trigger out the door. Other wise a lovely airgun.

Great product to hone my shooting skills at home and get better results at the range.

I had an old crossman single shot. Simply put this air pistol can and penetrate a gallon water container with out a problem. Keep up the good work SIG!!!