P320 M17 CO2-Powered .177 Cal Semi-Automatic Air Pistol with 20rd Pellet Magazine Included

Well built replica. I'm impressed. No major issues to speak of. Fun to shoot. The slide recoil is definitely comparable to the real firearm. Amazingly accurate for factory set sights. I shot 3 magazines of .177 caliber wad cutter pellets. With a fresh co2 12 gram cartridge. I went through 2 (20) round clips with no issues at all. I decided to push my luck to see how far I could take this cartridge. After 10 rounds into the 3rd clip of 20, the cartridge was depleted enough so that there wasn't enough pressure for the pellets to expel out of the clip. It did not jam. The pellets just didn't come out. A new co2 cartridge was all that was needed to properly shoot the pellets out of the magazine. Again, no jams. About 45-50 quality shots on a single co2 cartridge.

Haven't shot it yet but the weight is definitely there. Feels and looks very realistic.

This thing is pretty close to the real p320. I love that the co2 is in the removable magazine. It’s so fun to shoot. The trigger pull is a bit clunky since it has to manually cycle the pellet track, but easy to get used to. Looks great, feels great

I hesitated to get it for some time because of the reviews about jamming and accuracy issues. Nevertheless I decided to order it and try it myself. I figured that in the worst case scenario I would return it and that would be it. Yes, coming out of the box it jams a lot but this is how I got that fixed: - Lube the mechanism and the feeding belt - Use wadcutter pellets only and make sure they are sitting all the way down ( use a tool to push them until you hear a clear click sound) - Put it on safe and dry fire it until you start feeling that less force is required to pull the trigger, it feels smooth, and it no longer gets jammed. While doing this eject and insert the magazine as if your were reloading. (I probably dry fired it 1500 times and NO CO2 cartridge is required while doing this!) Again, coming out of the box it fires low and you can't adjust the sights but this is how I improved the accuracy: - Paint the white dot on the front sight with black ink (I used a sharpie) - Paint a white dot below the original dot. After this I shot 225 rounds (75 per cartridge) with absolutely no jams and much better accuracy. Beautiful replica. I'm keeping mine!

Can't get this damn thing to fire a single pellet without getting jammed. I've tried different types and still can't get anything to work. I'll update if this changes but it's not looking good. Otherwise, this thing is pretty nice for practice and stuff, if you don't already have the real thing! Which I do, so now it's pretty much useless to me....I'm a little bummed by this.

This thing is a whole lot of fun. It feels solid in your hands. The blowback is well done and gives you something consider when blowing through magazines. The magazines, by the way, are perfectly done. Easy to remove and load, 20 rd capacity, and it just plain works. I've put about 500 rounds in and have yet to have a single jam (USE ROUNDED PELLETS - anything long and pointy will get stuck. Good accuracy, sufficient FPS for plinking and target practice, and about 50 rounds per CO2 cartridge (which is very good considering the blowback). Also, the FPS won't drop off noticeably until the very end. The first 40+ shots felt just as powerful as the first. Killer looks and modern style. The pica tinny rail allows you to add laser or flashlight to the bottom rail. You can also get an adapter to add a top rail, giving you access to reflex and red dot sights (this is well worth it). Overall, a very fun gun that performs well and is great for practicing and learning what the real thing is like. Sig Sauer is a great company that makes killer stuff.

Great pistol with good grip feel, and weight and balance (suppose to replicate the real M17). Mag is really nice with lever for loading CO2 (no tool required!) and holds separate 20 round .177 pellets in rotary mag (buy extra rotary mags!). Trigger pull is clunky because of the rotary mag, so place drops of oil (pelletgunoil) in rotary mag (rotate mag many times as you go) and oil on trigger assembly and slide. That smoothed out the pull quite a bit! The pistol isn't a full blow back; slide goes 1/4 to 1/2 back but still gives you somewhat the feel of the real thing (it was cold the day I was shooting). Power was on par with other CO2 pistols and accuracy was pretty good using a red dot sight, but I'm not a very good shot with a pistol either.

While I absolutely loved the way this thing looked and felt in the hand, I was let down by performance. Whether it was the pistol itself or the mag, I noticed i would get a jam every other magazine, which led to the trigger locking up and making the magazine extremely hard to to extract. I tried to look past it, thinking maybe it just had to be broken in or something, then slowly it started happening more frequently, almost every few rounds. All this happened the first day I took it out to use it...I think I was more disappointed then my son who only got to use it once.