SIG Sauer M17 P320 ASP, CO2 Pellet Pistol, Tan

this gun was a terrible disappointment, even though it had the feeling of the "real deal" it was still a toy!

power...

short distance target stuff....

I bought this pistol thinking it was just an average pellet pistol. It is not an average pellet it’s awesome same feel as my other P320’s. I would encourage anyone to buy this so much fun shooting!

It is a perfect pellet gun. Good quality and performance. After I solved the problem with mounting the red dot, it is perfect.

I use this gun to train. Great inexpensive way to get lots of trigger time. Plus I can do this inside when it’s cold. Also replicates my M17.

great gun except you can't tell when you are out of ammo.

Feels, weighs, and looks like the real thing. I use it to hone reflexive fire skills and it does so nicely. It does not necessarily have the kick a real gun would have, but that is not really the point. It also does nicely for plinking.

There really is nothing to change. It is what it is, and at it's price point I will not complain. That being said, the magazine is a little awkward to work with, and can also be annoying if you are practicing with your kit. The actual ammo magazine and the CO2 cartridges are together in the magazine. It's a little odd compared to the real thing, but still can be worked with. All in all, not a deal killer.

Very good overall. There are a few small issues, but overall probably as good as you will find. I am getting anther if it means anything.

The design and feel of this one is perfect for basic plinking in the yard, and for chasing off pigeons from the roof and small rodents from around the chickens. The blowback allows for fairly realistic muzzle-rise for practicing getting back on target if a second shot is needed to more accurately nail the target. Used to discourage coyotes (the four-legged version) from approaching me thinking I'm "Meals on Wheels" (I'm in a wheelchair). Able to partially disassemble for basic cleaning and lubing, and for clearing visually frequent jams.

Fixed sites are nowhere near accurately aimed (5 meters), two different of this model are aimed differently, neither even close to accurate. Seals for the CO2 between the cartridge and the magazine as well as between the magazine and the weapon fail quite often, requiring I take to a friend for repairs. Jams frequently, I use the ink storage from a basic stick pen to push the pellet back into the magazine so it can be removed to replace the CO2 cartridge (most common cause far as I can tell).

Get spare mags, you will need them as seals are prone to failure in the mags themselves. I also added the optics to deal with the useless fixed sites, accuracy with a new CO2 cartridge improved dramatically once sited in and using domed pellets. This is a PELLET pistol, DO NOT USE BBs. Says so right in the manual, which should always be read for any type of weapon before using. Found a drop of oil on the tip of the CO2 cartridge AND the opening at the top of the mag that links the CO2 supply to the pistol sharply reduces seal failures (I only use PellGun Oil). Use only .177 (4.5mm) felt plugs to fire through and properly lube barrel and absorb excess (I fire 2 wet then 8 dry, works like a charm). Clean and lube often to avoid some jamming scenarios (I found every 3 mags fired usually does the trick) using kits specific to .177 (4.5mm) pistols. ALWAYS make sure the safety is on, always assume it may not be when clearing, cleaning, or lubing. Never point at people, EVER.

this gun is worth every penny i love this thing everything about it is like my real p226 well made fires well great deal

Gun doesn’t shoot with the same force consistently. Often doesn’t fire at all.

I really like the M17 it’s the first pistol that I could shoot in the 10 ring right out of the box.