SIG Sauer ASP Reviews

Fantastic trigger. Fantastic sight. Fantastic accuracy. Quality all metal construction.

Pellets are a bit tricky to load because of a tight loading area behind the breech, but easy to master after 20-30 shots.

Easily as accurate as my Powerline 777 with a better trigger.

Comfortable grip Easy to cock Accurate and powerful at 15 yards Limited dry fire capability

Red dot mounting capability

I also have a newly acquired HW45 Black Star. Both .177 caliber. Very different pistols. The Sig is easier to cock and the grip is much more comfortable than the Black Star. Also seems to be a bit more accurate at close range, though I probably need to get used to the HW45 spring recoil. I can't yet prove it, but I do feel like the HW45 is more powerful and may do better at longer distances. I would recommend the Sig as a good value in a target pistol. Came with nice hard case, which I don't use. Would be great if these things came with a fitted holster as they are huge and don't fit a standard 1911 holster. (I did eventually find two holsters which fit both)

I've had AirGuns all my life & love the Sig thru.out. It is a very well thought out weapon that will last a lifetime with care. A beautiful air pistol.. Power sufficient for indoor practice.

I would prefer the trigger to be set further forward & possibly 11mm grooves to be m/c for laser or similar sights to be employed, my eyesight ain't what it used to be. Every thing else is just right. I would like to see 2 white dots either side of the rear sight groove

As others have said, the entry point for the pellot is rather small. Large hands have loading difficulty..

Quiet,Acurrate ,easy to cock and shoot all day !

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Anyone that has small or Medium size Hand will Love the fit and trigger location on this Pistol ! Loved my Beeman P3 but was a Beast to cock !So Happy with My purchase of the Sig Super Target Pistol ! Well worth the Price !

Really enjoy this pellet pistol. Pyramid Air great Company

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Quiet, Accurate, Great Trigger & very easy to cock !

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Don't need to rest Pistol on table or Hip to complete cocking Cycle as in HW 40 or Hw 75 ! You can shoot the Sig All Day Long ! My Favorite Pistol !Got Mine in 2 Days From PA !

Easy to cock, Quite, very Accurate , and Great Trigger! You also get 5 year warranty!Well worth the Money !

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Cant mount scope but you dont need a scope for this Pistol! Factory sights are Great!

looks,feel, loading OK, wooden grips, above all. Accuracy!

Trigger unusable

spend the $10 and avoid getting a lemon.

My first pneumatic single pump pistol. It did not disappoint. The cocking effort is not difficult at all. It has more than sufficient accuracy for me out to 10 m. It is a nice addition to my Sig P210 target pistol and was the primary reason I bought it.

The cutouts on the slide near the breach of the barrel could be larger to facilitate loading. I dont think that you could move the price point much lower without quality suffering. It is an expensive pistol without a doubt. I probably would not have bought it if I did not already own the firearm.

I find that if I tip the pellet into the end of the breach instead of trying to seat it loading is easier. To my taste I find the Super Target a little more aesthetically pleasing then Beeman/Weihrauch offerings. The trigger is adequate to the task. I rarely adjust a trigger unless it truly is horrible.

This is a great pellet pistol; the best I have ever shot. It is a highly accurate pistol at 15 yards, which is the distance I shoot in my back yard. It's not loud at all and the weight is good. It makes for good practice when I can't get to the range to shoot my firearms.

I don't know if this can be done, but I would enlarge the space to load the pellet into the end of the barrel. I still haven't mastered the loading of the pellet.

Accurate, reasonably priced, good looking, nice trigger, high quality adjustable sights, easy cocking action. Overall a very nice target pistol without the bulky full-on 10 meter style grips.

1. The pellet loading area at the breech is way too small. Obviously you CAN load pellets into breech but it is not easily, especially with flat target style wadcutter pellets. 2. Trigger adjustment is scheme is much too complicated for this kind of gun and it is very easy to make a mess of the trigger pull with just a half turn of the allen wrench. 3. The case that this gun comes in is handsome but a bit flimsy. Slightly thicker plastic for the case would be more in keeping with a gun of this quality and price point.

A very good pistol for working on your pistol shooting fundementals without taking a trip to the range or burning up hundreds of dollars of 9mm cartidges and, because of it's accuracy, if you miss you can be sure that it is you, not the gun. If you buy this pistol I would reccomend not touching the trigger adjustment screws unless you need a four hour project.

Quality. Accurate. Can't beat Sig, even in an air pistol.

Good for first timers or experienced airgunners.

Comfortable grips, weight is fine, style (looks like my Sig P-210 but that's where the similarities stop).

Very large, anemic power, struggles to hit targets my Weihrauh HW-75 or Beeman P-3 could reach without issue. Grips should have been checkered.

Spend the extra money for the HW-75, the fit an finish is more than worth the extra money. I'm very disappointed with this offering from Sig, they can do much better than this, even for this price point, my Sig P-210 9 mm Target is the single nicest gun I own hands down.

Some say that this gun is like the FAS 6004. Yes and no. I now have both guns. The mechanical workings are like/much like the FAS 6004. The "basic" engineering is like the FAS 6004. BUT the ASP...is a "different" gun. The grip angle being the main difference. The grip itself is also, obviously different. This makes a very large difference in shooting the gun, at least in my hands. I like the more straight up & down angle of the ASP's grip vs. the more steeply angled grip of the FAS 6004. The trigger is also different. Beside it being more buried in the frame and causing you to pull it with just the pad of your finger (like you should), the pull through feel is also slightly different. Maybe a machining thing, but the way that my FAS came to me, I had to do some adjusting. The ASP requires no adjusting for my liking. The ASP's final let-off is slightly more crisp than I could make the FAS's trigger. My initial 5 shots down my indoor "range", all 5 holes touched each other.

Don't bury the barrel so deep into the "slide". Makes it difficult to insert pellets (yes, both models). This is for Sig Sauer...either put rougher grips on or offer grips with some stippling or some other rough surface. Not a fan of the smooth grips.

A bit on the expensive side. The mechanical working of this (these) guns isn't at all proverbial rocket science. I don't see the buyer having to pay quite such a tall price. Oh well...I did...so...

-More than accurate for its purpose. This is not gonna be a 10m one hole gun but is very accurate -Sound signature and power level perfect for my needs. Very quiet (quieter then an HW75) -Very easy to cock -Decent build quality. It is not Weihrauch levels of build and finish but still very decent fit and finish -Feels very similar to a SIG P210 (although lighter). Doesn't feel or shoot like a target pistol but more like a semi automatic pistol understudy. (I like this) -Its FUN. Easy to cock, quiet, accurate, feels good and all that makes it FUN. What more do you want in an air pistol unless you are competing? This is not a SUPER SERIOUS COMPETITION GUN......its a FUN!!! gun.

-Grips feel great but are not the most attractive things. Would like to see some other options here. -Billboard under the "dust cover" might as well start out with "It was the best of times, it was the worst of times." Ditch/shorten this. -Fixed front site. Not a bad thing for a semi auto pistol understudy but if you are looking for a target grade gun this will hurt. -Trigger out of the box (I haven't dorked with it) could be better. Its not BAD. Just has a bit of mush and not the cleanest break. Also sits a hair too far back into the frame.

All in all I am enjoying the heck out of this gun. Seems to prefer heavier pellets but is more than accurate enough for me at 25-35 feet. I have everything from the HW75 to the FAS6004 to an IZH46 to an HW40 as well as a couple HW45s and I would say this compares favorably enough with all the SSP guns. Price is probably a hair too high but not egregiously so. Don't come into this gun looking for a 10m competitor, IMO that is not what this gun is all about. Come into it as a very accurate plinking, understudy for a semi automatic pistol. The sights, the grip etc. all feel more semi auto pistol then TARGET GUN if you will. If you go in with that mindset I think you will LOVE this thing. I have no complaints. Some nit picks but no real complaints and I am very happy with my purchase.

Very good quality,all metal frame, wood grips and shipped in a Sig case.

Trigger adjustment left as shipped. I would like to have the trigger set forward more within trigger guard.

Hard to install pellet could use more clearance. Good 10 meter hole puncher.