SIG just dropped two new air pistols based upon their popular P320 and P229 handguns. Aside from being fun for general plinking and target practice, they’re actually nice training tools as well. Mimicking the size, weight and controls of the real thing, these SIG air pistols allow you to train in your back yard or even your garage or basement. Plus, they’re a heck of a lot cheaper to shoot, even compared to .22 LR.
P320-XCARRY CO2 Air Pistol
The P320-XCARRY Air Pistol is a CO2 powered air gun that fires 4.5mm steel BBs. It’s geared toward plinking but the blowback action, ambi safeties and slide catch that mimic the real gun make it a great training tool, too. It uses a 21-round magazine that drops like the real P320 and the gun even field strips like the real thing. The P320-XCARRY is optics cut for the SIG AIR Reflex Sight as well.
Features:
- Powerful Blowback System with Locking Slide
- Aluminum Slide with Optics Cut Accepts SIG AIR Reflex Sight
- Ambidextrous Thumb Safeties and Slide Catches
- 21-rd CO2 Magazine with Locking Follower for Easy Reloading
- Durable Nylon Polymer X-Grip Module with Picatinny Accessory Rail
- X-Flat Trigger with 90 Degree Break
- Realistic Field Stripping
- MSRP: $140
P229 CO2 Air Pistol
The P229 CO2 Air Pistol mimics the P229 and actually has the identical weight, balance and controls of the real thing. Like the P320-XCARRY, it’s optics cut for the the SIG AIR Reflex Sight. It operates in double and single action with a working decocking lever. The P229 Air Pistol has a drop-free 16-round magazine and unlike the P320, will take both .177 caliber pellets or BB’s. It’s even threaded to take a dummy supressor or other muzzle device.
- Full Metal Construction Provides Realistic Weight of 2.2lbs
- Optics Ready Slide Accepts SIG AIR Reflex Sight (sold separately)
- Patented Toolless Cam-Lever Quick-Change CO2 System
- SA/DA Trigger with Functional Decocker/Safety
- 1-rd Drop-Free Magazine Accepts Both Lead Pellets and Steel BBs
- Rifled Steel Barrel with 14mm CCW Threaded Muzzle and Thread Protector
- MSRP: $120
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