Page 6 - SIG Sauer M17 P320 ASP Reviews

It's a great little pellet pistol, good for practice for trigger control and even provides a teeny bit of recoil with the reciprocating slide. The way the mag holds the Co2 and 20 pellets, also very darn cool. Worth the money for sure.

Trigger pull is not consistent. For the first few times the magazine pellet belt/chain did not rotate smoothly and some pellets hung up/jammed. I now only load five pellets at a time and it feeds Ok. Aim point is off. When aiming right on the. Bullseye the hits are 1” low. The manual says to aim at the 6 o’clock position, hits are about 2” low. That’s OK for practice as I am getting consistent groups, which is what I’m looking for.

Looks and feels like the real thing. Magazine constantly jamming. Tried several different pellets ordered the 20 rounds mags but haven’t tried them yet

Perfect practice companion to my real P320-M17. Fairly accurate, identical heft and feel, fun and economical to shoot. Able to shoot and practice in places I can't shoot the real gun. I highly recommend it.

Every 4-6 shots t a pellet gets jammed and won’t dislodge. You cannot remove the magazine. You have to carefully place a thin rod into the barrel to actually push the pellet back into the magazine and then you can remove entire magazine. This makes the gun not fun to shoot. I’ve been using Sig pellets and Sig CO2 cartridges. I would like the company to correct this or give me a new gun.

I just picked up one of these and love it! So, I was able to put approx. 80 rounds through it, with Crosman pointed pellets, at around 58f, on ONE cylinder. No jams. Of course the last 20+ rounds got weak due to the circumstances I pointed out, but it cycled perfectly. I shot a little more after I easily changed out that cylinder (I wasn't going to see what happens if I actually emptied the cylinder, I'm not Sig Sauer R&D, lol!). Anyway, it shoots as smooth as my Sig P229 .40 from the 90's! That's why I'm currently looking into building a custom P320 compact in 9mm, since Sig offers that (just gotta get the FCU).

Like the gun . Fun to shoot. My brother in law got one too. We both observed the same annoying problem. They shoot low. Although rear sight is a fixed affair. were able to adjust by loosening two screws that hold sight in place and installing a .050 shim between metal slide and black plastic piece (cover). Retighten screws. Now elevation is correct. Windage is OK. Also-The manual is a little disappointing.

Really a superb Co2 air pistol. Looks and feels like the real thing and can be field stripped for cleaning & maintenance .Sig will not put their name on something that does not live up to their standards.

My 9 year old gets nervous and excited when firing my handguns so I bought this to try and increase her comfort level. I have to insert the CO2 because the lever requires more force than she can deliver, but she is able to load, disassemble, and clean by herself. When she was done firing the two cans of pellet's (500), she asked if she could shoot my 320X. She is now relaxed enough when shooting that conversations about safety and accuracy don't freak her out.

Wow this pistol is the real deal. If I put it in your hand you would swear it was the real deal. I use it to practice shooting. It much better that dry fire. It is built very well. Feels in the hand like the 9mm sister. Over all a great value and tool as ammo prices are crazy.

What I like about the P320 'M17 Air Pistol:
(1) same size and close similar weight. This is a cost effective, safe way of target practice, proper stance, breathing, trigger squeeze and other basics.

Air pistol feeds pellets well and is accurate. Fun to shoot

I was thinking of buying a sirt pistol for practice at home but also wanted a pellet gun to shoot the brown Chinese lizards out back. This filled the bill for both. I have a P320 & every time I pick this up it makes me smile!

I bought this air pistol a little less than a year ago and it worked great at first and I loved it. It was great for training without the price of ammo. A month or two ago, I noticed the trigger pull start to feel funny like it would not fully set back right. Then the magazine stopped holding in the Co2, so I was just going to get a replacement magazine, but then the trigger pull would not set back at all after you pull it. I do not know what to do or how to fix this.

Problem is, it seemed to Jam often or the CO2 leaking..

not much, which was a let down for the price i really want to like it which pisses me off. it does look like the real big brother M17. i like the grip and weight, blow back is cool. i have a lot of firearms and i thought this would bridge the gap and allow me to plink around the yard when i cant get to the range.

having to remove the mag which contains the Co2 to put in another clip of pellets is a waste of air. but i could deal with that but what really let me down is: no power not accurate

dont buy this, my honest opinion. i had a revolver pellet gun back in 2000 that put this to shame from kmart for 50bucks. wish i had it still.

Bought the M17 Air back two years ago, in February 2019 about the time the military was adapting the M17 as their sidearm. I have shot thousands of rounds through the weapon without failure. Occasionally I would do something such as not get my co2 seated correctly or not clean it as I should. The real problem was my original magazine, the chain drive wore on the plastic and would occasionally catch. I oiled it and worked it and I keep it for back up. When I purchased the gun I also purchased extra magazine and the sigsauer pellets. No problems mechanically however, I wish it had more punch than 400 FPS but if I had to, I could put the miseries on somebody might want to cause problems. Not a long range training weapon as it could be if it had more punch but pretty good at about 50 feet.

I bought a Sig sauer M17 blowback pellet pistol one month ago. I have just put around 200 rounds through it. However, the magazine sarts to leak gas from the top. Also, I found that the accuracy was not good(2~3" at 5m ). I used 7g pellets, the average muzzle speed is around 330 (360~300), be honest I am not satisfied with it.

Magazine kept getting stuck in the gun and wouldn’t come out and co2 cartridges don’t last long at all I’m sure cuz they leak

I have found the P320-M17 air to be an excellent training tool. I wasn't originally into Sig Sauer firearms or airguns, I was a CZ fan ( I have several of their firearms. I got this because I couldn't find a good CZ airgun to train with and thought this would be a good analog, I have been so impressed with the performance of this air gun that I am now interested in purchasing the actual firearm that Sig produces. I highly recommend this as a great training and practice tool.