SIG Sauer ASP MCX Virtus Reviews

30 rounds as fast as you can pull the trigger! Smooth, realistic, and easy to fill and reload. Minor adjustments to the sights out of the box and are not bad. Threw a laser on it and blew through 500 pellets in no time. Not a single jam or issue. Tool hides in the bottom of the grip so you always have it on hand. Fast and fun! Worth it! Paid for the 10 for $10 for the peace of mind. PA included the test receipt, great customer service as usual.

Nothing really. Trigger pull is a little bit heavy, but for a repeater, it is expected. Not a deal breaker by any means.

Buy a lot of ammo, it goes fast! Grab an extra magazine as well. Bought a hand pump that does work but will be investing in a compressor to keep downtime to a minimum. Would definitely buy it again in a heartbeat. Even my wife loves shooting this!

Comfortable , powerful, fun , easy to load and holds good amount of ammo..

Nothing

Nvr jammed on me, never had problems, and pretty much daily sport shooting

This was a great purchase! Thanks for Henry help for the questions I had

PYRAMYD is a great place to do business with.

I Purchased my Virtus on 7/10/20 from Pyramyd Air. I liked the concept, its appearance and the air gun's layout. For the price one should not expect a refined design and I was not disappointed. Muzzle velocity is low, such that, with 3-9x scope, one can see the pellet flight for 25 yard targets. The major advantage of this air rifle is that you can fire many rounds without having to frequently reload. I get about 30-40 shots (with Premier Ultra Magnum hunting pellets) before the muzzle velocity drops off to an unsatisfactory level. I found it's best use to be plinking larger objects where pinpoint accuracy is not a primary concern.

The trigger advances the pellet band and then fire's the pellet. It is a rough action and not a crisp release. This is an area that needs refinement. The rear stock plate grips the back of the air tank with a compression fit. I have had to replace that stock plate twice as it develops a longitudinal crack, apparently because it is griping the air cylinder too tightly.

This thing is a blast! it has a good feel, fit, and finish. I haven't had any issues with accuracy. Paired it with an inexpensive red dot and it is great for plinking. buy an extra clip and lots of pellets, you'll go through a pile of pellets quickly. This thing puts a smile on the face of everyone who uses it. It instantly became my favorite plinking and fun gun.

not a thing, great for what it is.

Just buy it!

Weight is like real not to loud, my unit holds air fine read a lot of products leak but my air bottle does move around some without air leaks so far, love it for the price range!

Make PCP bottle tighter where bottle screws into the rifle thinking of using a sealant that is medium hard around area between rifle and insert where bottle screws to rifle. To close the gap. Does anyone have any suggestions?

A good price for a good time!

Semi-auto but get 120 full power shots per tank vs 60 in my Umarex Gauntlet. Free shipping. The 10 for $10 is a great deal for peace of mind that your purchase functions properly and chronograph results (10 shots) supplied along with test results of functionality.

Would like to see a little better accuracy but I bought primarily for running steel targets for which I believe is this rifle is well suited.

Pyramyd Air is an an outstanding firm to deal with. They have air gun technicians available to answer any questions you may have concerning your purchase. Again their 10 for $10 offer is something I suggest all consider when purchasing.

30 round magazine, magazines are inexpensive, accuracy is ok.

Magazine would have been better if it was more realistic, dust cover could have been functional, floating hand-guard is too big and bulky, rifle is too long and heavy, NOT powerful enough, too bad they couldn't make this blow-back action. They went for a realistic look but I feel they could have done a lot better. They should take notes from Crossman... Crossman's R1 BB rifle is a lot more realistic. SIG Sauer does not sell parts to this rifle which is a HUGE disappointment (better buy extended warranty just in case).

Long, bulky, heavy, and not that powerful.

I like the Way shoot great accuracy I liked the way it Build nice and sturdy

Change the rounds it shoots from 30 to 60 or 100

Overall is a really fun gun for your money and also you can hunt small games

It looks like the real sigsauer and it shoots really great

The production of it was kind of not good. I had to tighten up the barrels myself.

Just check it out soon as it comes because it might have problems with it I had to see in my back because air was leaking out of it.

Built well. Lots of fun right out of the box. Make sure you buy an extra magazine.

For the money, not much.

Just buy a compressor. And the extra magazine.

Easily Refillable, fully customizable, tactical, reliable, fun, Thanks

Accuracy, and made in USA

Great for fun I would definitely recommend this for cheap plinking fun

Great plinker and really fun gun to just mess around with and do some close range pesting with. Very light weight and generally just great for just messing around in the back yard and destroying small items. Also the stock attachment at the end of the bottle is surprisingly comfortable though I would still suggest getting a wrap of some sort for the bottle so you aren't resting your cheek on a cold piece of metal while shooting. Also it's PCP and not some co2 so it won't die in the cold or when fired rapidly.

The rail is a decent quality polymer rail for the most part but mine had noticeable stitching that had to be sanded down. Also because of the mechanism that cycles the belt in the magazine being powered by the trigger pull the first stage of the trigger is a bit heavy so I would not suggest this if you are picky about trigger pulls. Also the bottle will wobble a bit at first when you thread it but this will be fixed and stiffen up when you pressurize the rifle. This is not a massive issue to me but still I feel there could be at least something included to prevent this.

It is not all that accurate from further distances though I do not consider this to be a fault of the rifle as this thing is not designed to focus on shooting really tight groups at further distances or getting insane power. I would strongly recommend buying 1 spare magazine as it comes with 3 more belts totaling 4 belts. This provides about 120 shots (The approximate amount you will tend to get for a fill) and is very convenient.
Overall I would suggest this if you just want a fun low power PCP gun to plink and mess around with. If your looking for some thing with more accuracy and higher power in this price range for hunting/longer range shooting I would suggest something more along the lines of the Air Venturi Avenger or Umarex Gauntlet.

30 round magazine is awesome and works flawlessly after 250 pellets so far. You can pull the trigger as fast as you like. At 3000psi, I can shoot 3 mags no problem. Recharge in 5 mins, back to shooting. Love this thing.

Nothing, love it.

Buttstock is not adjustable because of tank location, but I'm a big guy so have large frame no adjustment needed.

So far So good,only had a couple weeks so far I love it,accuracy is great,no feed issues,fun shooting and cheap.

Wish they would make a carbine model.

It's a sub $300 PCP. The semi-automatic function with 30 rounds is a nice touch.

Accuracy... This thing isn't accurate enough to need a scope. Grouping at 25 yards is a field of about 6".

Loading is a bit more difficult than most other magazines as the belt is flimsy and a bit harder to hold. The trigger isn't consistent due to the belt not always stopping in the proper location so sometimes it needs a much stiffer trigger pull to rotate the belt.

It feels like a CO2 pellet gun. There isn't anything fancy about this one.

It is a bit loud. Not excessively loud, but a small built-in suppressor would be nice to have.

I bought this gun to be fun, and that's what it delivers.

Nothing. The gun is exactly as described. I got what I ordered. It lives up to its description.

My particular rifle gets 655 fps with Crosman Premier 14.3 grain pellets, which comes to over 13 foot pounds. Your results may differ. The gun is reasonably accurate. The weight of the trigger is as expected, and, to me, not a problem. The rear sight should have been in flat paint instead of the gloss they used. The small aperture gets quite the glint and ruins my sight picture. The larger aperture works out just fine. I had to set the front sight post to its lowest position to get the gun on target at 25 yards. Good enough, really... you can always put a different sight on. The belt magazine works great. I haven't had any issues with it, and it's actually very easy to work with. While this may not be a minute of angle bench rest gun, it works great as a minute of tin can rifle from a standing position.

More accurate than I expected. It's not an FX impact, and everyone says this is just for plinking, and that's my main use. But I have a small 8 inch metal plate at 50 yards, and I can hit it almost every time from a standing position (red dot mounted). Zero'd for 10 yards but it hits at 50 as if zero'd there. I would expect more drop, friggin amazing. Shoots very well with cheap Crossman pellet ammo. AR feature duplication is very good, so I use it as a training gun for my "real" AR, but with practically zero ammo costs. It's good to stay nimble with all the AR functions and we are all reluctant to shoot a lot given the price of "real" AR ammo. So this is the way to go. Only thing it does not have is a chamber slot to view loading status, or a working bolt-hold-open feature. But neither of those make sense to have on a pellet gun. Every other AR feature actually works (charging handle, mag release, safety, etc), and they are positioned like a real AR. Again, excellent training aid

A bit heavy, but not too bad.

I expected to hate the trigger pull, but it's not bad. And I expected to encounter multiple jams, but so far after 200 rounds I had one jam (the pellet position slipped a bit inside the magazine). Just pulled the mag, knocked out the pellet and reinserted the mag and kept shooting. You really can pull the trigger very fast and shoot lots of shots fast, so it's amazing how fast you'll use up pellets. I bought two extra mags for that reason. I might get more mags.

Fast sighting Iron sights and Red dot. 120+ shots per fill. Very pleased. Thanks

Ad a supressor to the package although it's quiet but it'll work.

Build quality is excellent. A top shelf "fun gun". Cans don't stand a chance with this rifle around.

Because the trigger cycles a 30 round belt, the pull is necessarily stout. Because the pellets get forced into the bore from the belt, don't expect match accuracy. The bore is nicely rifled and by removing the magazine and loading pellets 1 shot at a time, accuracy can be improved significantly-but this is not an easy process, and makes the gun much less fun to shoot overall.

Use care to not over tighten the bolt in the shoulder piece the attaches to the rear of the air bottle-this is the weak spot of the rifle-over tightening will crack the stock. Truly a fun rifle-stock up on pellets.