Page 2 - SIG Sauer MCX Virtus PCP Reviews

Gun is accurate with all magazines. Easy to load. Nice to have extra magazines that function like they are supposed to.

This is a must have for MCX/MPX. Awesome addition to awesome training and varmint tool.

Very helpful for me !

Exactly as advertised. The manual sucks, but between reading reviews (the pellet seater in the grip) etc. and utube I am amazed at the price. I procured 2 extra magazines, and each came with 3 belts. I am getting 150 shots before the bottle drops below the stated 1100 psi pressure. I have given great care to the loading of the belts and magazines, and have yet to have a jam in over 500 rounds. I need to buy more pellets. I am using Gamo magnum energy 1.0 g country pointed pellets and will start trying better pellets to hope to eliminate the 1 in 8 fliiers.

Make it lighter. Trigger is extremely heavy.... yes, it does a lot . Provide a GOOD manual.

Buy a lot of ammunition. I have an extra bottle on the way. So happy I have an electric pump!

Worked perfect, makes shooting more fun to have all the magazines ready to change out

Came in a few days but was worth it,I enjoy both my rifles,can get Alot more target shots it,thinking of buying the new virtus rifle you have coming out.

Fantastic tools for Tactical training with an air gun. Magazines are swapped with ease and simulated defensive training is just as realistic. In these times, it saves the high cost of ammo without compromising the training.

Pellets snap in with a little pressure. Belts feed into mag only on way and fit well. Mags fit seat well into rifle. So far belts feed well when shooting.

works great

nothing

keep it up

Functions and feeds perfectly, easy to load. What more could you ask for. Plus it's SIG, need I say more?

They come with 3 belts so I bought 2 of them and with the one I got with the rifle I have 7 belts and 3 magazines so I am ready to shoot for a while. I just load them all up before I go out and I end up with 210 pellets which is more than the air I can hold but thats a lot of shots anyway. These things make it really easy to reload and get back out there.

Nothing, I really like them.

If you have the Sig Sauer Virtus you need these magazines.

Ability for more Ammo, with the sig sauer virtus you will need it! The mag/pellet strips hold 30 rds each that's 90 shots! And with the supplied 30 Rd strip and mag that come with the gun you can get 120 shots! And have two mags for the strips.

Better instructions from sig on loading them/seating pellets. Kinda vague manual.

Before loading the strip into the mag, take some baristol and a patch, and wipe the inside track of the mag, helps with the trigger pull on the gun ( rather hard) and the strip to rotate smoothly

Great product. The fact that it comes with two extra loading strips a real plus.

Nothing.

The rifle is awesome. Not a tack driver by any means but it is accurate. Tons of fun shooting. My 11 year grandson and I have a blast with this rifle.

Get deal

Nothing

Smooth action, large capacity. Holds most pellets securely.

Add another belt to the package. I assumed there would be four belts total, one in the magazine and three extras. That would make five belts, along with the one that comes with the gun. Five belts would hold the 150 shot capacity of the gun's air tank. But you only get 3, leaving you with the old 8 hot dog/6 bun conundrum.

There is space in the magazine to hold another loose 30 pellets. I don't know if this was intended, but it works.

Great mag. I wanted to correct my other review about seating pellets because I think it is best not to seat them even though a tool is provided with thte rifle. Seems pellets can become too loose and fall out. My apologies for the correction of my opinion. Do not seat pellets. Strength and honor Vilkus

Make it clear if pellets should be seated or not and like I said sorry for any misinformation. My new advice is not to seat pellets.

Make it clear if pellets should be seated in a belt or not. There is a tool provided but there is no real mention of its use. I think I was wrong to assume to seat pellets. I apologize for any misinformation.

Works great, I wish the mag that came with the gun had the extra belts.

Supply two extra belts with the purchase of the gun.

The extra mag and belts are virtually essential.

Everything about the ease of changing out mags and pellet sleaves

Not really anything

I have a super large amount of air guns and powder weapons the virus is truly one of the most fun I have. And for price cant beat it

Well worth it. You get around 180 shots from full to empty which is 6 belts. I ordered two extra mags so I have 7 belts. I load up all the belts and pump up the gun. Get to shoot until the gun is empty. Then I reload the belts and and at this point I'm rested up enough to pump the gun up again.

Make a belts only SKU.

Only use the seat seating part of the 4 way tool to seat the pellets. Don't try to be smart and use the double ended sights adjustment tool to do two at a time and don't use any other random object to seat the pellets. If you do you'll push the pellets too deep and the gun will jam and have worse accuracy. If you doubt me, just do this simple test. Seat every other pellet the proper way, and seat the others your own way. Flip the belt over and you'll see a visible difference in how deep the pellets seat.

SIG has a fine system but should have gone for more realism in magazine size and weight. Metal mag would have been very cool but costly.

Larger size and maybe a drum magazine for the MCX.

Magazines are the same as .177 in design and reliability. Many shots so far with no jams. Using domed pellets for starts but will try all size weight later.