Page 2 - SIG Sauer SP2022 Reviews

The weight is nice, very realistic looking, easy slide out clip, accuracy is not too bad. I shot a steady 2 1/2" to 3" pattern @ 20 feet away from target... that was taking my time. I am pleased for a BB pistol.

I would make the sights more visible & maybe a "V" sight at that. Make it easier to load. I found the "safety" to be confusing... to me the safety on my .380 is up. This one is up to fire. (see Red dot)

The price... Realistic feel of the weapon. This is my first very first CO2 pistol and I am well pleased so far. On rainy days and days I don't have time to go to the old shooting range, this helps me get my practice in. Don't get me wrong it won't replace my glock but just for plinking it will do..

Put a set of at least brief instructions in the packaging. You can figure it out but better be safe than sorry. It works great for what it was made to do. Can't complain.

I've ran about 800 bb's through it and have been pleasantly surprized it's pretty accurate. Seem to get about 200 rounds through it before CO2 power starts falling off.

Really great value for the money. This BB firing SIG SP2022 has a pretty realistic heft and feel which makes it great for inexpensive practice when you can't get to a pistol range with a real autoloader. I especially liked the removable magazine that carries the CO2 cartridges and BB's. I really appreciated the little plastic device that helps you load BB's

The only thing I felt this came up short on were the instructions, which did not include information on how to lubricate the pistol.

Owners should lubricate this gun occasionally, viz., a couple of drops of Crosman Pellgun oil to the "head" of every third CO2 cartridge

The feel, accuracy, magazine holds ammo and CO2.

Not much, except that it appears Cybergun has changed the construction on the newer models making the older magazines incompatible with the newer model. Thankfully the newer magazines are compatible with the older SP2022.

I'm hoping that they've only discontinued the older magazines and are going with the newer versions (which have a nice speedloader that comes with it). The newer magazines also do not have the moving feed mechanism, which can tend to get caught on things.

Feels good in hand and has realistic weight. Drop out metal magazine is very cool and houses both the BB's and the CO2 cartridge. Drops out as it should and allows for easy relaod of another ready mag. Realistic safety and look! Great value for the money! No jams as of yet and very happy about that! Acccuracy is good too. Set up on fixed jig and grouping was consistent within reasonable range. No misfires at all.

Metal slide! Of course that would affect the price so, with that aside, I suppose this rascal is good just as it is!

Just the usual safety rules. I always recommend you buy an additional hard gun case, available here on Pyramyd air for really cheap to ensure safety and care for your gun. Oil the top of the CO2 cartridge lightly and the seal with last a very long time!

(1)pretty good copy of the real firearm.(2)drop free mag.(3)ammo and co2 all load into 1 sweet package contained in the magazine.(4)ability to swap mags and still have full power when shooting rapid fire.(5)I added a BSA laser and now i have a tack driver at 30 ft.(6)accuracy is the best i have ever seen in a bb pistol.

add alittle more heft to the pistol frame. thicker plastic or even a metal slide would be good.

on the package it states that the velosity is 430fps. the true vel. might be close to 100fps slower.I was very disapointed with this. overall it is still a very good gun and i am glad that i have it in my collection.

Very good replica. Feels just like the real deal in terms of dimensions. Nice and accurate - on a 10 meter target, I'm consistently in the 7 - 10 from 25'. I really like the feel of the gun. I like the fact that the Co2, valve, and ammo are all in the magazine. As others have said, this means you don't have to replace the gun, just the mag in the event of a seal failure. The mag seats nicely and doesn't rattle.

A metal slide would be nice, even if it doesn't blow back. It would also be nice if, when you do pull the slide back, it would have a realistic action(see below) and functional release. It should also cock the gun... When you drop the mag, you soon realize that the mag IS for all intents and purposes the entire gun. Mags are very hefty, which means that when one isn't in the gun, the gun itself is just sort of a cheap plasticky shell with a trigger. Functional hammer would also be nice, but I realize that with these changes, we would no longer be talking about a $55 gun. We'd be talking about a $100 one!

One thing that I don't think is mentioned in the description is that even though the gun doesn't feature a blowback action, the slide does pull back. It takes a little effort, but once it's back, the chamber is exposed, presumably to fix any feed failures, etc.

Drop free magazine with co2 and ammo. Fairly accurate at 15-25 feet. Fun gun.

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I liked the drop free magazine that contains the co2. I have bad luck with the co2's seal leaking and ruining the pistol. With this magazine that contains the co2 I can buy spares in case the seal starts leaking. And not have to throw the gun away. By the way I ruined one already. Over tightened the co2 capsule. Well live and learn. This is the second BB pistol I have purchased from PA. And will not be the last.

Light weight, light DA trigger, gets at least 5 mags per CO2 cartridge and is pretty accutrate for a BB gun. I also like the fact the the gun houses the BB's and CO2 in the same magazine. This way the valve is in the magazine and if it ever goes bad you don't have to replace the gun, only buy a new magazine.

Nothing. This is a fun gun and you won't get a better value for your dollar. I wish more airsoft manufacturers would start making airguns.

First, while the trigger pull is a long double action pull it is the lightest one I have ever felt on an airgun (or firearm for that matter). Second, get an extra magazine or two, that way you can let one CO2 warm up while you shoot the other so it will maximize the number of shots per CO2. Lastly, with it's interchangeable full size mags and light trigger pull this gun makes a great practice tool for firearm owners. Pick up a Crosman 850 Pellet and BB trap and you can practice in your living room.

Looks, feel, capacity, shots per CO2, & ACCURACY! I have shot &/or owned this gun, the Beretta Elite II, Daisy 5501, Crosman C11 & the C11 tactical version, & this IS the most accurate of them all... PERIOD! This IS the most accurate BB pistol of it's kind &/or price range!

The intergrated CO2 & BB clip. It would be nice to be able to get extra clips instead of having to keep reloading it. A working hammer & the trigger! The trigger is very long, creppy, squeakes, & doesn't break very well at all. If this were a double & single action gun, the trigger might be better when you cocked the hammer first. Also, more power! These are the reasons I only gave it 4 stars over all.

Although this IS more accurate than the Crosman C11 Tactical, & feels more solid, I still prefer that gun over this one, because it is almost as accurate, & it's way more powerful! - The Big Bore Addict -

Large ammo capacity, great number of shots from a 12g cartridge, looks neat, shoots well and will probably wear well.

Feels "cheap." Could have been made to more solid in the hand.

Great for the price. Very fun to shoot.

The look and the feel of the gun. Fits nicely into the hand. Other than the weight, it doesn't feel like a toy gun. Has all of the features the Sig full feature would have. Loads fairly easily. Holds a more than adequate ammo supply. CO2 is in the hand grip as are the BBs. Very convenient that way.

I would like to see it have a much higher rated f/s. This one is around 330 f/s.

I'm impressed with the Sig. as a BB gun. If you have a shorter area that you will be using it in and do not need this for a longer distance target practice, then this gun would be excellent.