Page 5 - SIG Sauer P320 Reviews

I had a problem w/my P320 Air Pistol. Sent it in for service which was a simple, direct process. Service was completely in quick order and returned. Thanks

I have two 320 pistols and can not always get to the range. Having this air pistol is the perfect training aid for those days.

The only reason I gave 4 stars is that I wish it had the new mechanism for cartridge. I can’t complain the price was great I just may need to buy a second newer version.

Have run about 200 pellets and it does feel good, excellent weight, sighting is comparable to my P320.

I bought this to practice drawing and sight picture in my private backyard. Very similar to my P320, not quite, but close enough.
Bad news is the reliability of the magazine feed system. A bit un predictable...hard to tell when a pellet is fired and the belt feed refuses to advance. Frustrating. I even purchased match grade Sig pellets. Not sure I would buy again after my experience...at last not for what I indented.

Identical to my buddy's P320 when you look at if from more than a couple of feet away. Shoots well and is very accurate for a pellet pistol. I can finally practice my marksmanship in the back yard without the, "neighbor most likely to complain," complaining... Only problem is, now I want the REAL thing.

Be a lot cooler if ya made a more powerful.22cal pellet version for better protection for those they dont like the traditional firearm

I'm sure this is a very nice pellet gun but to be honest I'v never fired it. I bought if thinking it would be a way to train indoors but realized it would not work with the first trigger pull. The way it works it simulates a double action trigger pull every time which is not good to ingrain into your training. I couldn't find any point in the purchase process where they tell you that it can not be returned. It would be nice if they put a disclaimer prier to purchase.

It is great gun very accurate and the only pistol with 30 rounds and over 400FPS. However you cannot change the sites and you cannot fit Red dot like on the real one. With the time the slide back doesn't return back to it's original position all the way back and you need to push it back in order to fire or open it and lub that part which is hit by the hammer and maybe polish it to fix the issue. Also there is no replacement with 30 round magazine you can buy only 20 round magazines.

I could not believe the accuracy of this pistol, using BB's and pellets. I use it for practice and really enjoy it.

Pairs nicely with my new P320 pistol. Gives me more opportunities for practice that is very affordable and safe.

Shoots good feels real, it has only jammed once and I have had it for two months but it’s a very good shooter, high quality

Bought this for teaching grandson gun safety and shooting skills. Only had success with revolver type with pellets before. Man this gun changed that works great.only problem is keep in enough ammo on hand. As far as occasionally having a jam, just a wooden skewer. Pushes pellet back enough to keep shooting

This is my verry first co2/lead slinging hand Gun I have baught, and an excellent embasador it is.
I stopped counting the rounds I have put through it when I reached 1300.
I have put more than 4 types of ammo through it and their have been no issues that was not my fault. Just steel birdy violence.

Today I decided to stop guessing at how many pellets one co2 cartridge can sling.
Loading only 10 rounds per magaziene before reloading again
and timing my rounds 1 second apart
I was able to shoot 63 rounds, before the slide felt underpowered.

I then continued to fire an aditional 11 rounds before the co2 cartridge did not have enough power to push a round into the barrel.
The gun jammed and I had to use a rod to push the pellet back into the mag so that I can pull the mag out.
I then pulled out the now deformed pellet and reloaded the gun with ammo and a new co2 cartridge, and fired another 60 rounds just to make sure everything was still working.

For a power test I held 30 sheets of my old school book paper and fired point blank, the pellet begrudgingly poped out the other side.

Great for drills and practice in the back yard. Good accuracy at least up to 20 yards. Only negative is that I keep running out of CO2 despite buying in bulk...

Great training pistol, operates the same, feels the same

I bought this for my daughter and she loves it!!!!

Accuracy, same weight and balance as my full sized Sig P250 9mm

Eliminate the blowback feature--a useless waste of gas.

I don't know why Sig designates this air gun as a replica of a Sig P320--it is not. The gun it replicates is the P250, a DOA semi auto that is no longer in production. If you own a P320 and want to use this airgun as a training aid you will be training only for the first shot, which is useless since the tough part of a DA/SA auto loader is the second shot. I've never owned an air gun with the blow back feature before. Since it doesn't cock the trigger, what is the point? Just a waste of gas. Also I experienced multiple jams with the 30 rd mag until I saw on You Tube that you have to carefully press the pellet all the way into the mag. Somewhat of a pain in the neck. Also, why is it a 30 rd mag? My 9mm Sig has a 17 rd mag. For a replica air gun done right, get the Glock 19 GEN 3.

Nice feel, reasonably accurate.

This gun has no slide lock after last round, that would be very helpful when dealing with 20 rounds.

The airgun industry uses the terms "semi-auto" and "blowback" loosely. With this gun every trigger pull advances the next round, pulls back and releases the (internal) hammer. This begs the question: what does the blowback do? Nothing, only to simulate a firearm, mostly a waste of CO2. The trigger pull is always double action and feels that way.

Ordering is great

Like the way it is