Sig Sauer MCX Virtus PCP Pellet Air Rifle | 30rd RPM .22LR Caliber Semi-Automatic Pre-Charged Pneumatic Rifle for Target Shooting Training

So far I have a couple hundred rounds through mine without any issue. Chronograph shows quite consistent readings of ~600fps with 14.3g Crossman Pellets.Trigger is alright, accuracy is pretty decent at around 2" groups at 20 yards (I am sure I can improve).So far I am happy.3 month Update: the rifle continues to run great. I have a couple thousand Pellets through it. Only issue I've seen is some of the belts have lose pockets and the Pellets will fall out of the mag. I think this also causes some fliers when shooting.I have added a 1800psi regulator (my tank was 5/8x18 thread) to the tank, it was cheaper (around $35) to buy a new regulator apposed to buying new shims and washers. The 1800psi yielded about a 130fps increase as I am seeing about 730fps with 14.5g Pellets. I have since started using JTS 15.3g Hades and Exact, these group better than the Crossman Pellets. I have a Vortex Strike Eagle 1-8 LPVO mounted up, there is slight wiggle in the rail of the receiver. I am going to try to rectify.Note, I have taken this rifle completely apart to clean and lube and highly recommend against it. There are about 25 levers, springs, and linkage pieces inside that make reassembly very hard. Best option is to find a cleaning rod and swab from muzzle to receiver.

As anyone looking at this would know this pcp rifle is made to look like an AR15. Has a nice rail to support scopes, red dot or any accessories you want to add. Even comes with a thread barrel that will accept 1/2x28 screw on accessories. Very nicely made and so far I've put about 100 rounds through it and have not had one misfeed. Still working out consistently. Switched over to a scope to see if I can get it dialed in. It has a number of dummy details to make it look like a standard AR but I was surprised at the build quality and packaging.For the price, it's a lot of fun and feels like the real thing. So far have not had any issued other than it desperately needs a can on the front to lower compressed air noise.Another thing I noticed is that you need to count rounds because the gun does not stop firing when your out of pellets.Another thing, it has significant barrel droop. Had to shim my rear scope mount way up. Would do better with an adjustable scope ring set.Very satisfied with my purchase.

the idea is sound and I actually really like the belt fed magazine with 30 rounds of .22 caliber pellets. The problem with this rifle lies in the cheap parts used.For the most part the internals are metal, horrible pot metal, but metal. The exception being one integral piece that is plastic.Either this piece was intentionally made of plastic to ensure the gun would fail after a few uses or the company designing it wanted to save .00001 cents by making this piece plastic and not metal.I am willing to bet this was intentionally made to ensure the gun would fail irreparably after a few uses and require the customer to pay for repair or buy a new gun altogether.I am so sick of this form of manipulative manufacturing malfeasance.I have included pics of the piece I am talking about and how it cracked in half leaving the gun an unusable paper weight. The pic with the yellow circle drawn around the upper part of the broken plastic piece the other pic is the bottom part of the plastic piece and the metal piece it houses.How did this piece break?Well eventually after so many rounds fired the pressure from the high pressure tank will stress the plastic and crack it. This will start to become apparent by the trigger becoming stiffer. Soon after the piece will fully snap and when u remove the magazine it will pop out. Congratulations you wasted almost 400 bucks.Should you try to fire it once this piece is broken be warned it will fire the metal part it connected to down out the magazine housing at your body. So that is not only designed to fail but also fail in a potentionally dangerous fashion.Sig Sauer should hold their heads down in shame for producing this.

Let me start by stating.. I am in no means in away way, shape, form or fashion on air gun technology. I wrestled with purchasing this rifle due to many mixed reviews... I took the plunge.. I am satisfied for it. So far up to 50 yards using Crossman Piranhas.. I am plinking away.. I am no way a marksman.. did I mention I only used the iron sights.. no scope.. air tank tight, barrel tight.. I even thought I would have an issue with no counter on mag.. but when chamber is empty.. the sound is deep and louder than when flying pellets, you can tell the difference.... so, I'm cool with that.. I don't know how to measure fps.. but, what I do know.. is my targets of various material, end up with some ugly holes in em.. works for me.. My only gripes are (1.) the pellet strip and mag could both be made of better quality.. I purchased 3 extra straps and another mag.. not a deal breaker.. then (2.), I wish it was easier to install m lok accessories.. seems you have to unscrew and remove the guard and then finesse the little locks as tightening. Either way.. not a deal breaker. Having fun so far.. not one single jam or lock up as of yet.. I will be getting more accessories haaa...

Got my PCP sig Sauer and I love it and they did a super good job of shipping it to me I'm very pleased.