SIG Sauer P250 CO2 Pistol, Metal Slide, OD Green

Accurate, fast, well built and crazy fun. firs my holster perfectly.

the safety is quite stiff.

I like the looks and feel. Had problems at 1st but after several clips and a couple of Co2s, it seems to be working fine. Just wish I had more time to fire it. Most of the parts that move seemed a little stiff, but I talked to a couple of Airgun buffs they said it probably needs to be broken in.

Don't know if I would change anything on the gun, but I did have a few pellets drop out of the clip. Maybe a little better design on the clip to make the pellets stay in. I do have a Crossman rifle that has a 5 round clip and the clip holds the pellets in, never seem to have any fall out.

So far everyone at Pyramyd Air has been great, I know that this doesn't have anything to do with the air gun, but just wanted to let you know.

The feel and look are very nice. The function is very reliable.

I don't know how, but the accuracy could stand to be improved. I guess at the low price you shouldn't expect much.

After 600 shots has not malfunctioned. Pellets go everywhere - even the 10 ring on occasion.

The appearance is more than adequate. The weight is good as well. Doesn't feel cheap or flimsy. The blow back is good. Magazine is novel, but works fine. The accuracy is good. I mounted a laser from a real gun and it shot pretty much to point of aim. The single action trigger pull is good for an air gun. Noise level is very good. Sharp but not bad inside the garage. The CO2 cylinder piercing screw is metal and looks to be very durable. Overall, I think they did a great job for a $80.00 air gun. I will use it for practice in my "garage range" between my weekly range times. Nice job Sig.

Of course it would be better with a last shot slide hold open, but I can count, so I know where I am when I shoot. I think that would add too much cost and complication. I think they could have done a little better job on the slide detail around the ejection port. This doesn't have anything to do with the way it performs; just an appearance observation.

With both ends of the magazine loaded, on one occasion, a pellet loosened up and fell out of the lower rotary when I ejected the magazine. Maybe the blow back recoil loosened it. Not sure. Only did that once. Could have been me not seating that pellet completely.