SIG Sauer P320 Pellet Pistol, Coyote Tan

Pros
Looks great, feels good

Cons
The slide is cheaply made, and the mag release is super sensitive I am always dropping the mag

Pros
Accurate

Cons
This is my second one and the co2 seal broke like alot of the rest of the guns usually only get 2-6 per gun i bought

Nope, trigger and recoil are not "close to the real thing". Also, trigger reset is a thing with every trigger, so, yeah. Not for dispatching anything larger than a housefly. An inch or two of orange paint around the shooting end is always a good idea if one plays outside with one of these. Size is M18/320FS

Pros
Relatively safe and economical for basement practice using a pellet trap. Drawing from a concealed holster along with some move and shoot drills are possible as the weight of this co2 pistol is close to that of the actual firearm. The shape and grip are also a good match. Fits in both IWB and OWB Kydex holster as well as a duty holster. Approximately 60 shots per 12 gr co2 is advertised and is accurate.

Cons
The manual safety is incorrectly located. Often fails to fire and subsequently jams, but seems to happen less frequently as the pellet gun "breaks in". There is a section in the manual recommending a .177 rod to push the jammed pellet into the feeding device. I found a .15 inch wooden dowel to work well.

Nope, trigger and recoil are not "close to the real thing". Also, trigger reset is a thing with every trigger, so, yeah. Not for dispatching anything larger than a housefly. An inch or two of orange paint around the shooting end is always a good idea if one plays outside with one of these. Size is M18/320FS

Pros
Relatively safe and economical for basement practice using a pellet trap. Drawing from a concealed holster along with some move and shoot drills are possible as the weight of this co2 pistol is close to that of the actual firearm. The shape and grip are also a good match. Fits in both IWB and OWB Kydex holster as well as a duty holster. Approximately 60 shots per 12 gr co2 is advertised and is accurate.

Cons
The manual safety is incorrectly located. Often fails to fire and subsequently jams, but seems to happen less frequently as the pellet gun "breaks in". There is a section in the manual recommending a .177 rod to push the jammed pellet into the feeding device. I found a .15 inch wooden dowel to work well.

If you want a nice p320 replica then it’s great but if you’re looking for functionality and accuracy then the umarex SA10 is a better option for this price range. A nice tip to know for both of these guns is for them to feed properly you most completely return the trigger to the original position between each shot. The trigger has two jobs to do (cycle the magazine and fire the shot) and if you only come half way off the trigger it doesn’t cycle the mag so you just get a blank fire.

Pros
Love the belt fed clip and the quick change c02 lever.

Cons
C02 WILL leak eventually due to seals becoming worn and the loading lever isn’t adjustable. Nice that you can disassemble but this gun could’ve been built so much better (loosely fitted parts).. When they make a updated version it will probably be more worth the money.

I have found the best CO2 powerlet for this gun is Sig Sauer CO2. No leaks, and you get more shots, and the FPS stays higher longer.

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.

Pros
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.

Cons
I would like more velocity (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 did all my testing indoors at 60 degrees so if was warmer that would help some.

The gun is great! I got the black one. I wasn't impressed with the generic holster, it keeps pushing the magazine release so I don't use it. the gun is a great shooter though, it looks and feels like the real gun.

This thing absolutely never jams. Ever. I've probably sent over a thousand rounds through it of all different kinds and never a single jam. I wish it could shoot a little faster, maybe, but let's face it...this is a fun gun, not a hunting pistol. I think it's great for practicing firearm techniques or just having fun plinking in the back yard. You're probably not going to actually be able to kill anything with it, so don't buy it for that reason. It's very fun! My brother walked up to it one day and said it could have fooled him into thinking it was a real Sig sitting there. (to be fair, my brother is not very familiar with firearms, so take that into consideration.) I find this to be a quality product and enjoy shooting 30 rounds through it in the back yard into cans and targets, etc.

Pros
NEVER JAMS. Looks really good, some people have thought it was real at first glance. 30 rounds always surprises me that I can keep shooting.

Cons
FPS is only around 300-400

Very nice air pistol. Looks, feel and weight of real pistol. Like that it shoots both BB and pellets. Have to be careful when loading mag back into the pistol with BB or some will fall out. Can shoot 45 - 60 rounds before you see a fall off in CO2 pressure. Overall very nice fun. Nice way to shoot when you can�t get to the range