Page 3 - SIG Sauer P226 Reviews

I love this pellet gun its easy to handle, shoots Awesomer. Great at target practicing.

Horribly inaccurate. And sights can’t be changed. It’s a joke.

This air gun is not good at all, after 250 shoot gun start to make problem, after starting to shoot magazine some time stuck some time falling to the ground. I am from Europe and here no service ! Other bad is barrel is moving and gun is not accurate ! Need to make a mod for this ! And finally i understand if you pull the trigger few time whitout shooting magazine is release, maybe need change spring in releasing button ! I like very much this gun but big disappointing !!!

Feels and handles like the real thing.
Should have bought more co2 and pellets

I give it a ten on operation and performance. The P226 MK-25 air pistol gives me a chance to go one step better than dry practice when I can't get to the range. The feel, weight, and trigger pull closely resembles my real semi-automatics. I can use it in my yard without breaking the law or upsetting my neighbors.

Great pellet gun! No issues at all. Can’t go wrong with a Sig!

Clearly this was a return and not brand new. Inside box was worn where pistol had been removed and reinserted. No plastic bag on the pistol. Dafety was locked in place and could not not be moved with any effort. Kept working it and working it by hand until it budged. Still cannot be done with one thumb. Called and got return authorization and was informed I would be evaluated for repair. Very annoyed that I bought new and will have a defective unit that had to be repaired.

Works great and a lot of fun. I own a 9mm P226 MK-25 and this is great to just plunk around my backyard with when I can't get to the range.

Its solid, reliable and accurate, just like it's real counterpart. It is built exact so it is great for practicing holster drills, sight acquisition and other training scenarios. If shoots great and embeds in plywood up to about 25 feet on a full cartridge. The magazines make reloading easy, and overall operation of this gun is simple and smooth.

I first fired a P220 in the mid-1980s and the quality and performance of that gun made it a certain favourite for the armed services the world over, as proved by the wide adoption of its derivatives. This air pistol, although suffering from the binary pellet/gas mechais, still provide a high standard of performance from an air pistol replica. of particular merit are details like the threaded barrel which accepts a suppressor, or i f so inlined you can retro-fit a compensator and go all John Wick with it. The decoking/safety lever is a neat tough, which actually performs both functions well. This pistol sits well in the hands and needs no grips or sleeve to fill you hand and improve stability. The weight of the gun is such that even with a longer metal suppressor it remains well balanced and acquisition is unaffected. Although, the ability to swap-out the front and rear risghts would help when shooting with a 'tube' fitted. The )226 uses the earliest of the magazone formats; twin 8-round rotary mags, which although effective, have been gretly improved in the P320 and M17. I may not feel able to award full marks when comparing this against the others in thsi stable, but on its worst day the P226 out-performs its action-air competitors. Anyway, is there anything cooler than the 'boxy' profile of the original black Sig? I think not.

Very nice - performs as expected. Very close match to my P226 9mm

Good quality and nice CO2 system. Accuracy needs improvement.

Works great. Bought it to teach my daughter how to shoot and handle firearms. Also a great training tool for me. Affordable.

Although it is just a pellet gun, it feels like the real buulet one.

It's the real deal, only it shoots .177 pellets. Same feel, same heft, accurate and a good trigger both single and double action. Great way to stay current. Fun, too!

Like the looks and feel of the pistol. Also like the 16 shot magazine except 20 would be better.
However, only get about 50 decent shots per gas cartridge versus the Crossman's 60+.
It shot about 2-3 inches low at first although it seems better now but need to be able to adjust the elevation of the sights.
Should be able to turn off the slide action to use gas for better purpose.

When I bought my first Generation P226 Co2 pistol the advertised FPS for this model was 450 or 480? I know for a fact it wasn't 380 fps because I wouldn't have bought it. But even on Sig's website it says 380 FPS now. Did they actually knock down the FPS???!!! Mine hits hard using H&N hollow points.

Tighten the slide from the factory (I did this myself) Would have preferred the chamber cut out in the slide for the ultimate replica experience. I'm very disappointed that the FPS in these current production models have been reduced to down to 380 FPS.

A HUGE disappointment that Sig reduced the FPS from 450 down to 380.

I bought 2 of these at the same time, one shoots perfectly and would highly recommend.

The second is not so good, shoots only about half of the pellets from each clip? No mater which of the 4 clips it is. Also this one came with a slightly damaged rear site.

This is a great training gun if you get “the good one”.

I received this sig sauar p226 , I got it for the wife to play with,the gun looks great it heavy and all metal and looks well built,I put the co2 in then loaded the plastic cartridge with pellets then put it in the gun, well it wouldn't seat in , so after a gave it a good wop with my hand it went in ,so I fired one shot and it had plenty of power I tried it again and it was Jamed,it didn't reset for the next shot,so I managed to get the thing out and moved it a little bit popped it back in , gave it a wop and shot it ,then it was Jamed again ,after a YouTube video,I took it apart,the co2 thing was setting about a good eight to three sixteenth to far in ,, the barrel was loose,,and the thing where the hammer sits was broke so it doesn't reset itself,in my opinion the gun is well built crap and plainly a waste of money

Lots of fun. It allows me to shot at home and a lot cheaper than going to a range, especially with the price of ammo now. I feel it is like a more realistic form of dry firing and will allow me to keep up my proficiency.