Page 3 - SIG Sauer P320 Coyote Tan Reviews

Do NOT buy this gun!!!! It is garbage!!!! After about 1,500 rounds the trigger started getting stuck. After that, the clip jammed all together. Not I can’t even get the clip out to evaluate the problem with this piece of junk!!!! What a hundred $$$$ waste!

Got the M-18 thinking it would be cool. It shoots fine, feels good in my hand and accurate enough. I have shot over 500 BBs with zero jams and I never allow the CO2 cart to go dry. You can tell when it needs changing. I do not like loading belt mag and I do not like that the CO2 cart is not mounted in the mag and the gun has an extra piece to take off so it doesn’t look correct. I also have the P365, much happier with this gun and mag. So easy to load and very accurate. I have never had an issue with the 365 and fired thousands of shots. Overall great guns but I will always grab the 365 when I get ready to shoot.

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.

It jams alot I might try to get a refund I'll see isn't what I thought.

Very good pistol! Weight and recoil is perfect for any full size handgun, and the trigger pull is smooth also. The durability of this pistol is known the moment you pick up the box. There are 5 things to keep in mind. #1 BBs shoot better than pellets. I have found that they are both more accurate and have a higher velocity than pellets. #2 Not very accurate outside 15 paces, regardless of pellet or BB. #3 First 10 shots, the recoil will be 9mm comparable. It decreases slightly after that and after the 2nd or 3rd mag the slide struggles to blowback. #4 The 30 round mag is not replaceable. I tried to find replacement mags, but 20 round 2 packs are the only ones. Its no big deal, but some have been a little upset about that. #5 The trigger pull cycles to mag belt, but will only fire if the trigger is fully depressed. Otherwise you may skip a few shots or thing you misfired. None of these points I have found to be problems, but they are ones to keep in mind. This is a pellet gun after all! Overall, a fine plinker! Not something to hunt with, but definitely good for cheap target practice when ammo is hard to find. I would highly recommend even if you do not have P320.

Received and performs as advertised. Good sights, feels like authentic model, slide works as advertised although safety is kind of cheap. Magazine easily reloads.

Disappointed . magazine continually jams ,requiring removal, opening and resetting the pellet chain. I bought this because of the 30 round magazine only to find they no longer offer make them because of the jamming issue. New mag is a 20 round. I feel Sig owes us all a new functional magazine. Accuracy is excellent and the feel is that of an actual P320.

overall, decent product, worth the price (note that there is usually a slight difference between AS model and Air Pellet model of the same gun). Pros: great outlook! design and ergonomics are both top notch. pellet travel speed is between 380 and 410. good utility for adding a firing safety. it is a bit hard to switch though. cons: not a 1:1 ratio replica, so a lot of the features on the real counter part isn't here (slide lock, stripe down level, one-body magazine, ejection port) yeah, the ejection port is NOT like what's shown in the stock photo, it is not separately painted and functional, it is NOT separate, period. personally i like having a heavy mag that combines both air container and pellet chamber, but this one does not have a one-body mag design. only comes with one mag, stock mag. trigger isn't like the real counter part. the white dot sights aren't luminous. unlike the real counter part. sliding the slide makes the upper impacting the barrel(or some other metal part) making a unsatisfying sliding sound. :(

I bought this a number of weeks ago and have shot it a few times. It's really fun to shoot and is pretty similar in feel to my P320 compact in the 9mm. Being as this is my first CO2 pistol, I've found that you really have to pay attention to the gas pressure. When the cartridge gets low, it is possible to shoot a pellet that does not exit the barrel. Subsequent shots can load up the barrel to the point that the magazine becomes jammed and cannot be removed without fully disassembling the pistol (not recommended by sig and probably voids the warranty, but the engineer in me couldn't help myself). Currently the pistol sits awaiting another pellet-ectomy (might be an engineer, but I'm kinda a slow learner:)! ). Either way, I've been pleased with it and it's really fun to shoot. It's surprisingly accurate out to about 25 yards.

Bought this as a novelty. However, the balanced and weight makes it a perfect and safe substitute for my P320!

It has and is is everything Sig Sauer promises. My friends have used it and it has convinced them to get their own! I’m very happy with my purchase.

the 30 rd mag

Have way to fix the gun if needed

The Pistol kept getting pellets stuck and the magazine would not come out

This a great replication of the M17(I have the 9mm kind) Nice feel to the grip. Shoots great!

Very well made and works great.

make the 30rd clip available to buy.

I bought this pistol 10 months ago. I made 11000 shots. I use 3 magazine for 20 on one CO2. It is very accurate, very reliable, very simple. I am very glad. Many thanks to Sig Sauer for the high quality of this pistol. Congratulations to Sig Sauer on Victory.

I have a P320 full size and this is a great training tool. It’s fun to shoot, very accurate and it fits the stock P320 holster so I can train all day at a fraction of the cost of going to the range. My only complaint is that I had a few pellets get stuck after 500 shots fired I had 10 get stuck. Simple fix just use a cleaning rod and push the pellet back in the magazine. The magazine capacity is 30 pellets let me say that again 30 PELLETS!!!!! that’s a lot of fun I’m sorry training. Bottom line if you have a P320 this is a MUST have I am amazed at the weight, feel and even the trigger pull is on point with the 9mm version. Even if you don’t have a P320 it’s a great shooter to have in your arsenal.

I bought this gun and when I just used it it kept on jamming and about a week later it leaks c02 when I put a cartridge in. I would recommend if it did not jam and leaks c02

I bought the P320 air gun to help me train at a lower cost than using my 9mm at the range. Fires effectively and accurately at 15 yards. Trouble is when CO2 is running out it will jam. Pellet will get stuck and need to be pushed back into belt with a cleaning rod. CO2 is lasting just under 3 full magazines. I have started changing it after 2 mags to keep from having jamming issue. Once I have figured this out, it has been great.

While I really like the weight and feel of this air pistol, the belt-feed system in the magazine leaves a lot to be desired. Consistently, pellets get stuck and will not fire and consistently, the belt-feed locks up. First one had feeding issues, returned and replaced with another one. Second one the belt-feed jammed and could not get it un-jammed; returned for refund.

Look and feel. Gun feels solid. Blow back action is more than I was expecting. A lot of fun to shoot. Pretty accurate too at 20 feet.

I would like more power. I don't have a chronograph but lead pellets lob in at 20 feet and don't penetrate the cardboard back stop well.

I had no issues with feeding or magazine at all. I tested a lot of pellets and the most accurate for me were the Beeman 7.7gr coated wadcutters. But velocity was low. The RWS Basic 7.0gr wadcutters accuracy was not as good for the minor velocity increase. Lead Free pellets are the best for this gun because of their lower weight. I tested a lot of lead free pellets and the best compromise for speed and accuracy was the Lead Free H&N Prometheus 4.5gr wadcutters. These were a little more accurate than the SIG Lead Free 5.5gr wadcutters for me. Using Lead Free pellets does add to the cost of shooting but you get the best experience using Lead Free pellets. I got 2 magazines or 60 shots per CO2 cartridge so I thought that was a good total considering that this is a blow back gun.