Sig Sauer X-Five P226- Full Metal BB Blowback Pistol

I've had mine for 6 months. With the cost of ammo (.22lr and 9mm) and being hard to find, I purchased the P226. Weight and form are realistic. I use 1 CO2 per 60 bbs. I've found its best to shoot 10 @ a time up to 30, and then do 5. The CO2 will get cold and less accurate if you go higher. While loading bbs is not simple, its not difficult. I shoot every day with this. One thing I would do is use Crosman's oil on the top of the CO2 as this will aid in accuracy and help seal the CO2 better. Overall - really a great gun and if you practice dry-fire like I do, this is way more fun. Do both and you'll find you'll be a better shot.

It's build is good, but not excellent. Don't expect it to compare with the real deal, except in form and weight. Those are accurate reproductions. For its price, the build quality is more than enough. Mine takes a real "jam it in" to lock the magazine, but no big deal. The gun is remarkably accurate for a smooth-bore .177 BB gun. Far better than I expected. The higher quality BB's you use, the better you'll do. Watch your thumb - the housing blows back nicely. It does eat CO2, but all blowbacks do. The packaging is modest. It comes in a cardboard carton with foam insert, with nothing special about it. In its class, it is a good pistol for target shooting, especially if you're practicing with this size powder gun. If you're looking for better quality build, and can afford it, I would move up to the Walther pistols. However, for this price, I'd recommend this pistol readily.

I only had it for a month and the magazine went bad by leaking CO2. I then had to sent it back for an exchange and now the hammer is jammed and it won't shoot or anything. What a waste of money. Also there is no place that can repair this. I would say look for a gun with a year warranty, these 30 day warranties are harsh .

I love this pistol. It is a fun BB-Gun to shoot. the look and feel is pretty close to the real deal. The blow back action is a great feature. Very accurate. Great for target practice/plinking. Loading the BBs takes some getting used to, but not bad. Great Feature is how the C02 and BBs load into the removable Magazine-feels like the real deal especially when you own more than one Mag and can quickly change them out and continue firing. Each C02 averages about 3-5 solid reloads depending on how rapid you fire. I've owned this pistol for about 5 months and have shot countless rounds through it. I've had one small problem with the trigger that was caused by the grip screw somehow coming loose which in turn allowed for the trigger spring to disengage. It was an easy fix which required simply removing the grip and repositioning the trigger spring hook and then replacing the grip plate making sure it nice a tight (I downloaded the actual Sig Sauer X-Five exploded view diagram to figure out how to position the spring etc.). I've also had to clean the barrel out once so far due to BB's getting stuck after prolonged usage. Simple maintenance with a .177 brush and gun cleaners will keep everything running smoothly. Very happy with this BB gun. I noticed The price just dropped I got mine at $160ish. Its Great Deal Now!

looks real feels real and shoots real great gun all metal blowback

This gun looks and feels very realistic. I have had it for about a month and it is fun to shoot relatively accurate (for a bb pistol). It is not too loud to use indoors. it is difficult to load the magazine and it goes thru a CO2 in 3 magazines of bbs.

Have one of my own... It's just beautiful... perfect to use on target:D

it looks cool it looks real