Page 4 - SIG Sauer ASP MCX Virtus Reviews

World-class .22 PCP pellet rifle with good range and 30 rounds per magazine with reloadable ammo belts. The magazine is sold with 3 ammo belts for around $25 and they just hit the Pyramid Air's Website recently. https://www.pyramydair.com/product/sig-sauer-mcx-virtus-pcp-rifle-magazine-30rds-22-caliber?a=5923 The Virtus .22 PCP shoots great and gets about 200 shots if you fill-up the pressure bottle to about 3000psi, the rifle's regulator gives you about 700 FPS per shot with decent energy up to medium range targets. I chose to get a pump so I am self-sufficient and Pyramid recommended the Hill, Air Venturi KIT with the moisture-absorbing system that works while you pump up your cylinder, moisture being the #1 enemy of your PCP and pressure tank. https://www.pyramydair.com/product/air-venturi-mk5-pump-kit-by-hill-hand-pump-up-to-4500-psi?a=9655 I took off the stock iron sights and put this on instead - UTG_3_9x32_AO_Compact_CQB_Bug_Buster_Rifle_Scope_Illuminated_Mil_Dot, Red, Green.

Extra Magazine. Cap for the pressure bottle fill valve. The trigger hasn't really bothered me yet as stated in other reviews. It is a stiff trigger for sure though.

Great rifle and I expect it to last a long time. Make sure you seat your pellets properly they really don't explain it in the manual. An extra magazine and 3 more ammo belts would be good. Great company, great products. Pumping it up with the Hill pump is not so bad but double-check your pump for leaks that can begin leaking air at higher pressure. Check ALL CONNECTORS! Pyramid Air is a great place to buy your stuff and has excellent customer service with great prices. Look for your 10% coupon and order this baby and make her your own. Peace Vilkus

Combination of features...Regulated PCP, M4 based with lots of bolt on accessories available from many vendors, semi-auto, 30 mags. Overall, no other product in this space. Best for what I need even though, lots of other products are better in individual areas. This rifle hits the sweet spot for me overall with the set of features all combined.

I understand the cost controls keeping this to $300, but I would pay for more options like better iron sights (first thing I did was toss the equipped sight and put on aftermarket ones. Trigger is not great, but I give a little room here since it is semi-auto - probably lots going on under the hood there..would ESPECIALLY like to see a 1900 psi regulator option!!! SIG, hope you are listening :)

Accuracy is acceptable for me to 30+ yards for what I need. Its semi-auto and the trigger is gravel...but, it is semi-auto so not sure if there are some tuners out there who can tweak that.

SIG did it again with VIRTUS PCP! Well made in Japan and quality out of the box. Needs minimal adjustment and add scope, bipod and laser for full kit.

Full blowback would be cool and operational bolt.

Get additional magazines as this will make you want to shoot! Extra mag comes with two extra belts for a total of three.

while its not a tack driver at long distance like my sig asp20,177 its definitely accurate and a lot of fun to shoot in close!

trigger is a little/lot a bit stiff wish it was like the asp 20

being my first PCP glad i bought one (from sigs website)

After 300 rounds so far, its a real winner with me! Very well balanced and not to heavy.Taking a little getting used to compared to my asp20 sig .177 which i absolutely love.(A true tack driver,shooting 2 inch groups at 75 yards!) The trigger on the Virtus PCP is the only issue for me, would have knocked it out of the park if it has the two stage trigger as on the asp 20.

Trigger a little heavy, gives the finger a bit of a workout. as well as topping the tank off with a hand pump is a bit of a chore for someone who only weighs 135 lbs. (I do live only 2 miles from a paint ball shop and with a second tank in hand they fill them for me at next to nothing.)

this is my first PCP so my opinion may be a little off on this gun but ive owned numerous spring guns over the years and after getting the asp20 i purged away some of them as the asp is a really my favorite!