SIG Sauer M17 P320 ASP Reviews

The M17 Sig Air sight failed after little use. But the gun was serviced quickly no charge by Sig. Have not had an opportunity to use it much since its return. I was surprised that it was necessary to file grooves into the pistol's rear sight area in order to access set crews for the elevation/windage adjustments. Otherwise the user would be removing the Sig Air sight during zeroing in the red dot. Design of the M17 is drastically different from the Sig P226 Air, and the changes seem all good to the good. A number of improvements: specifically ability to disassemble it, an available chamber area, the metal link magazine belt, drastically improved trigger actuation, and double valving the CO2 cartridge by making it integral with the magazine.

Little disappointed in the power and the standby time with co2. Compared to the glock bb version I honestly thought that the pellets would have been better but sadly the glock in my opinion was better overall in power and the length of time on standby with co2 just blows you away. Unfortunately. The m17 was far more disappointing than the other version p320 maybe. It's tan and hold 30. It's was thr better of the two. Hopefully the future is kinder than my honesty.

The magazine doesn't cycle properly causing pellets to jam 5 to 6 times a mag.I sent an email on this issue but haven't received any reply

i like this pistol, it approximates my M17 quite well.

This gun is great, but around my 500th shot, the torsion spring connected to the trigger snapped and therefore the trigger does not reset all the way, meaning I have to push it forward manually. I cannot find this spring anywhere online, I will need to find one similar somewhere else. Would be a 5 star review if this product didn't malfunction so horribly. Also to note the first one I received leaked gas so I had to return it for this one.

Great it feels like the real one and actually pretty accurate and easy to use

Amazing Air Pistol, Look and feel of the real M17.

very accurate and powerful even with the flat pellets. with this pistol having the same size/weight as a real firearm it's a perfect starter pistol for my wife. the CO2 cartridge lasted longer than I expected about 50 shots before it started loosing power.

The pistol is great, and if you get a magazine that's not already broken, it works well. I bought a spare mags, which came with a crack where you load the BBs. It's an absolutely terrible design and terrible choice of materials. The rest of the mag has nice heft and seems solid, but this is a very flimsy piece of plastic under constant strain from the follower. I've got one that works, but fully expect it to break as well. It should be metal, or a MUCH stronger plastic. Returning this mag, and likely the whole kit when the other one inevitably breaks within the next couple days. Sig should be ashamed to have their name on this.

I just love this gun. It’s a great friend and it keeps me comfortable and safe. Thanks so much, Sig Sauer, and I was pleasantly surprised when I received it and saw it was from Japan.

Bought about two months ago and have shot two thousand rounds through this M17 replica. Not a rabbit killer but it is a fun target shooter. Not one single problem with this pellet pistol but loads of fun. It does act and feel like the real 9mm model and most people think it’s the real thing.

Is so realistic. Very easy to use, very easy to disarm. Very easy to place the 12 g CO2 tank. The amount of pellet is great. The gun is really fun and beautiful.

Fixed rear sight was a terrible idea of this gun because it all the time that I shoot the pellet go down and right side. Very very down. Is not an accurate air gun. I will buy a RED DOT sight.

Buy the Sig Sauer Air Reflex Sight... Sig Sauer Air Reflex Sight for this air gun or you will never hit your target.

I've used this model to train 100s of summer camp shooters in basic firearms safety, fundamentals of pistol marksmanship, and competitive shooting. It is simply the best training air pistol on the market. Best for training the mechanics of inserting and seating a magazine to 'load and make ready'. Virtually identical in appearance, weight, ergonomics, and controls to the actual Sig P320 firearm. Open ejection port enables one to train shooters to 'unload and show clear' in a manner approximating what they would do with an actual semi-auto pistol. Trigger and accuracy are strong. This air pistol is very durable. Magazines may need to be replaced if seals go bad, but the Sig Air M17 pistol itself will serve you for years. Works perfectly with any holster made to accommodate the actual Sig P320 firearm.

Not much.

Works well as advertised. Is not real accurate, even with the Sig Air red dot, but not real bad. Slide movement is not necessary , only for looks. Magazine setup is best feature.

Option to turn off slide movement

Where to buy replacement seals when needed.

I own a Sig Sauer 9 mm P320. I use the P320 pellet pistol to train for using the actual P320. For that purpose this pistol is excellent. The weight, balance and feel of the pellet pistol is almost an exact duplicate of the real thing. Even the trigger is very close to the rear pistol. As a training gun it is excellent.

The accuracy of this gun is not nearly as good as a 1911 replica CO2 pistol I have. I had read that there were issues with the belt system that feeds the pellets but I found that with Crossman premium pellets the magazine system works very well. The Sig Sauer P320 pistol is picky about the pellets that I use.

I find that the accuracy of this pistol is a bit frustrating. The upside is that the more I struggle with this pistol, the better I get with the real thing. So for my purposes this is an excellent pistol, in spite of its short coming in accuracy.

Pellet gun is the same size as my P320 9mm and has a similar weight and feel. It is a good gun for practicing aim regularly without the hassle of having to go to a range.

With all due respect, I cannot think of one thing I enjoyed.

Trigger pull is way too long. That is the killer for me. It is like squeezing oranges and waiting for the juice to come out.

Not a good practice pistol.

Just a fun gun

Delivery system/ straight shooting

Doesn't shoot straight and it jams. Great gun to play around with

Everything it is awesome awesome awesome awesome awesome awesome

Nothing

The SIG Sauer M17 P320 ASP, CO2 Pellet Pistol, Tan is awesome awesome awesome awesome

If you have read my other reviews, you know that as a UK resident I am not fortunate enough to be able to own the fullbore equivalent of this weapon. I fully appreciate the engineering challenge this pistol seeks to resolve; semi-automatic pellet gun with projectile and propellent house in a single easily swapped magazine. For the most part this works, but lacks a certain elegance, including as it does quite a complicated group of components. That is my only complaint, otherwise the feel, weight and performance of this air pistol is excellent, particulalry when coupled with its red dot sight. With a little training and some PTFE spray, rapid mag changes are possible for training or competition purposes. Ok, it is not a 9mm with the attendant performance, but for those of us in the UK it is a good alternative. The accuracy delivered by pellet and rifled barrel far outweighs the 'clunky' magazines, of which I own 6, and besides as we say over here "it's a bad workman who blames his tools". Thank you Sig Sauer, highly recommended.