SIG Sauer P226 CO2 Pellet Pistol Suppressor Kit, Black

lovely weighted gun with rapid fire and mine has never failed a single time, made in the same factory as the live ammo version from the same materials were possible, the loading of the CO2 canisters is easy and quick and you get many shots from the 12gm C02, the magazine is double ended for fast reloads, all the buttons on the gun work great and feel well made, I paid $80 for mine with ABS carry case, targets, pellets and 6 C02 canisters (a fantastic bargain) it is money well spent, it is great for plinking and it is powerful (400FPS I think I read) it destroys tin cans shredding them like butter and would kill any pests at close range, rats, mice, etc,

nothing, for the money its great quality and value,

it is the only CO2 handgun I own but I have handled other people's guns and the Sig Sauer P226 is the best quality and most well-made of any of them, there will be better but not at this price. . .

The weight,slide action,look and feel. Co2 loading is easy. Moderately accurate,shoots low but a laser site fixed that.

Plastic rotary mag. I think it would hold the pellets better being metal. These type of plastic rotary mags like to jam every so often no matter how well seated (I'm using wadcutters and a pellet pen). 2nd the touchy clip release placement. Very easy for the tip of your thumb to accidentally touch sending your clip onto the ground. 3rd field stripping like their M 17 would've been nice. 4th horrible trigger pull which everyone has mentioned.

Fixing the jams is relatively easy,just cock the slide back,hit the clip release. Repeat if necessary or I used a bore cleaner to tap the pellets back into place which takes longer to do than the above mentioned. The jams only seem to occur when flipping the mag over to reload. Wonder if they're getting rattled sitting there with the slide recoil,then ejecting the clip does the final loosening of the pellet(s) anywho...otherwise besides some hiccups it is a fun Co2 pistol. No regrets so far with this purchase.

For $125. I was hoping to be able to hit a can at 20'

Unused levers could be used to disengage the blow back, thus improve accuracy and efficiency..

The one sent me goes through gas fast 24 rounds. and under normal shooting conditions drops off FPS fast . Blow back uses too much gas and thus cools off the cylinder reducing pressure.
Also the silencer is not aligned with the barrel pellets hit the inside .

The P226 MK is really a faithful replica of the Real Steel version from the decocking mechanism to the way that it handles the weight and feel are just perfect my friend owns the Real Steel version and it is extremely close the things that I like are the CO2 system that I have to give a thumbs-up to the R&D Department of Sig I've seen nothing like this in the industry I also like the suppressor option which I purchased later it was an add-on from Umarex and I see that now it's available and it works very well it actually does quiet it a little in my DBL test not much but some the sites are nice invisible it seems to be very accurate in my tests at 20 feet they group extremely well I've used different pallets the polymag shorts Workwell also the Sig pallets work well to they're on the lighter side the PBA they're on the light side but I practice indoors the blowback is very realistic I really can't say too many things wrong I would say added to your collection

The only thing that I would change is the ejection port cover I'd like to see it change to the new style that they have on the m17 other than that there's not much to change thumbs up

Get one seriously you won't be unhappy with it at all I have shot plenty of rounds through it and it just keeps coming back for more and stock up on some extra mags CO2 and ammo because you're not going to want to put it down and I really mean that it's a lot of fun

Feel, features and weight.

Better looking ejection port.

This guns shot 1 1/2 inches low at 30 feet with most pellets I tried but right on with Sig Sauer Alloy 5.25 gr pellets. It shot exceptionally well with those accuracy wise as well.