Page 3 - SIG Sauer M17 P320 ASP Reviews

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.

Works well, very realistic and fun to shoot. Function is good, you can get 2 20rd mags until it gets weak. Need lots of pellets this gun loves them!!

Size and feel is good.
Would like an easier way to load the lead shots.
It has mis-fired a few times, not sure why.
There should be an explanation informing the user that removing the magazine to reload does not effect loosing gas from the CO2 cylinder.
A more detailed explanation of the features of the gun. ie how the safety works. Especially for new gun enthusiasts.

Excellent repro of original in feel and weight...Quality product and fun to shoot...Would definitely recommend for a fun shooter and trainer...

Really awesome and a lot of fun..powerful and I think you will enjoy them very much.

The weight and balance is very comfortable. Very realistic. Quick reload.

Accuracy. Power. Functional Slide lock. REAL adjustable sights, with option to upgrade. The slide disassembly is kind of hokey and pointless. Seems that its more of a "I can come apart", or "You can filed strip me" SALES Pitch. I'd really like to see this with MORE POWER, and with a .22 Caliber. ....and for the price they're charging, IT SHOULD COME WITH and extra mag "insert".

Its fun to shoot, while the little bit of power lasts. But its as accurate as a rubber-band gun at 100 yds. In summary, it was a nice addition to my collection, but its definitely NOT my new favorite.

Just stopped occasionally would fire after 1 hour of messing with it

This is the second one I’ve purchased from y’all very realistic for mussel memory and handling.
Would recommend to anyone

great for target practice, handling drills, loading drills, aiming, trigger, etc..

For greasy accuracy you need to match the proper grain pellet. The heavier grain worked the best for me. Right on. I use it to practice when I can’t use the real thing.

The weapon, shoots low have to rise the weapon up to be able to hit what I am shooting at.

I was having a lot of misfires with the gun upon checking out the magazine it was sticking a lot ended up using some slick oleum grease in the magazine to and prove the rotation of the magazine

Great for practice as I use a Sig P320 RX for IDPA matches. Love having the ability to mount the Air Reflex Sight and I use a Romeo 1 on my P320. Loved the fact that I could reverse the mag release as I am left handed. Disappointed that the mags would not latch if the mag release was reversed. Having a right hand mag release for a lefty can be irritating as I will sometimes inadvertently release the the mag during a draw. Like the overall weight and performance. fits my competition holster well. Was hoping to practice mag changes but the mags are much bigger than the actual 320 mags and won't fit in any of my mag holders. Minor issue though. Over all love the Gun and have loads of fun practicing.

Have one and it constantly jams. Even using a new, CO2 cart a pellet will partially exit the mag and jam the gun, and then have to take a cleaning rod through the barrel and pound it back. I finally got disgusted and gave it to my adult son and grandson, and they continue to have the problem.

Fix the jamming problems.