Page 4 - SIG Sauer P320 Coyote Tan Reviews

Just picked my up yesterday and love it but to make it better a lighter and shorter trigger pull would be great and a 22 cal.version would be outstanding

The seal for the co2 cartridge failed in about 3 months and it is a simple enough fix but I cannot get sig to ship replacements.

Bummed out the belt jammed after shooting maybe 30 rounds Now it useless Cant unjam w/out sending away and why should I have to pay for a brand new, defective pistol. read where the larger clip is not worthy. Wish I knew then what I know now. Oh well my bad I guess.

the idea its a replica after that this one can be accurate breaks in at around 200 pellets its a real pellet jamming mess and don't lose the co2 cover PA don't sell rreplacement parts and sig don't care like the sig employee said we don't care we got your money

I would sell the parts needed and help the public like I am now telling the truth about sig sour management

don't buy steel storm 1 week its junk ALL IS FACT FROM EXPERIENCE

This is a great pellet pistol, the 30 round magazine is really nice, there are a lot of bad reviews about the mag but I just use crosman wadcutters and make sure they are seated right by running my thumb down the slots to make sure they wont stick out. Blow back is nice,and co2 is easy to load.

It would be nice to see a little more detailed slide.

I would only use wadcutter pellets, pointed would probably get stuck in the barrel. The safety is a little bit stiff.

Great pistol - easy to shoot and very accurate. I have the 30 round magazine that came with the gun and it fires fine with no issues as some reviewers have encountered. I've fired a thousand rounds through it and so far I've had only one pellet that stuck in the magazine and it didn't jam the gun. I do make sure to seat the pellets fully when loading by using a toothpick to push them down fully - that's it.

I'm hoping Sig will start shipping additional 30 round magazines - it's 50% more fun to unload 30 rounds into a target than 20.

Well worth the price, but be aware it is not a realistic replica and does not breakdown like some people expect. It's great fun to shoot and that's it's purpose, so I'm sure focusing on shooting and not reproducing unnecessary features helped keep the cost down.

I like the weight & feel & the blowback! I been shooting bb's in it cause its easy to load, & I can shoot pellets.

It's made in Japan?

Get plenty of Co2

Love this piece. So realistic. Great value.

Not a thing. Great practice.

Quality purchase. Worth every penny so far.

This P320 Air Pistol has Good weight and Balance. Ideal for backyard enjoyment. it's safety feature is simple in design. Price is reasonable...

This model gleans real model exactness and exudes realness in every possible manner. It is absolutely perfect for several types of tactical training scenarios where it will perform as the perfect replacement for the real firearm. Could not ask for a better air pistol.

I like the feel of the gun. It runs great and it is super accurate. However, there are a couple of things that I hope SIG will change.

If you continue to shoot when the bottle is low it will stack pellets in the barrel and eventually the pellets will backup inot the magazine, the gun will stop and you cannot remove the magazine to clear the jam without removing the slide and "pounding" the mag on the top to get it to drop out of the pistol grip. There was enough room for the mag release to drop the magazine until it was stopped by a jammed pellet. I took a punch and gently tapped on the top of the mag to break it loose. After I managed to get the mag out, I punch several pellets out of the barrel. I was using SIG pellets. I would like to see SIG include instrudtions on how to remove the slide to clear a jam in the magazine feed area. I had to go to YOu Tube the first time this happened to find out how to disassemble the slide. And frankly, the pellet chain feeding device is a pain in the rear to load. So I would recommend having more than one or two magazines. A 30 round replacement mag would be great

The jam has happened twice on my pistol. Both times it was new shooters, me and my daughter in law. For me, by new, I had never shoot a CO2 gun before and did ot know the fell and sounds they make. My daughter in law had never shot any kind of gun before. Listen to your gun. if it slows down and the report get less loud, stop and change the bottle. They are cheap and if you change it when it gets low, you will not have to take it home and clear the jam because this is not something you can do at the range.

Look and feel of the real gun. Ability to train without traveling to shooting range. Blowback reminds you to keep your hands steady even though is far from real gun but that is expected with the power of CO2 cartridge. Crossman cartridge last about 130 shots before is loosing the strength. If left in the gun there was absolutely no leak for over two weeks.

Definitely improve design of belt feed magazine. I tried many different kinds of pellets and found that my gun in general shoots right down which unfortunately cannot be adjusted. After I shot around 300 pellets through original 30 rnds magazine I decided to buy spare magazines as the loading is quite tedious. I was quite disappointed when I found that spare magazines come in 20 rnds. However with shooting you will find out that the gun will jam very easily, and smaller magazines don't jam as often. It helps a bit if you load the magazines with moving belt against loading direction of the gun - that is clockwise. Also to my shock I found that each magazine change the point of aim quite significantly.

I am shooting in the garage 18 yards (or meters) at the room temperature - 20 degrees Celsius. First of all never try to shoot any kind of BBs! Even though the nominal size 0.177 or 4.5mm is the same, these are much looser than pellets. When the gun was new I started with cheap Daisy pellets which where flying around 6 inches in diameter. Trying different pellets some were flying completely off the target and when the magazines were new the tightest group I got from Crossman premium Wadcutters in 2.5 inches. However the more I shot and belts were moving easier I found the group became wide up to 5 inches while in contradiction the cheap Daisy wadcutters which I tried again tightened to 1.5 inch. Go figure. In all I like the gun but is apparently very particular about the pellets you use. If you want more constant precision arm yourself with a patience and use only one magazine even though most of your shooting time you will spend loading it.

Like the overall feel and balance of this pistol.. Like the clip, (magazines) easy to load and work flawless. Great practice piece as it is much like the P320 (9mm)

Wish it would have more velocity.. Practice range is about 6 yds with newCO2 cartridge

Good buy for the money''..Fun to shoot, but range and power limited

The size is right as a replica. Loved the idea of a chain/belt fed clip.

Eliminate the chain/belt fed clip. The gun jams on almost every clip and is very hard to clear.

The point of owning one of these is to be able to shoot it. Avoid this product as you will spend more time clearing jams than anything else.

It's a cool color the 30 rd mag is awesome the steel wind screw in the case is nice and durable

First off the gun just feels clunky there is no porting in the slide at all its just a solid peice of steel and there is no black paint when the shell ejector is its all just the same off desert tan color the belt fed mag is cool but feels very cheap and plastic for such an expensive hand gun I was expecting alot better build quality great for a beginner

Comes in a great package but if your serious about a good pinker with some blind the umarex SA10 is alot better and is cheaper to boot