I've had good luck with 40gr HV Aquila but misfires are more common with the Aquila HP ammo.. Not sure what the difference is but the 40 gr seems more reliable.I thought I'd resurrect this thread after having more experience with my Sig P322. The pistol is far more accurate than I would expect from this kind of pistol (see 25 yard target). I've found that the pistol likes CCI Standard Velocity ammo. It is accurate with Aguila (standard velocity variety) but I get misfires. At this point I'm not sure if it is an ammo problem. It could be that the chamber needs to be cleaned frequently. Speaking of cleaning, the pistol is very easy to field strip and clean. My only dislike at this point is the rear sight windage adjustment is not click adjustable and that makes it hard to get a precise windage setting. The magazine isn't hard to load as long as you pull down enough on the button to insert one cartridge at a time. The magazines feed well and the pistol functions fine with standard velocity ammo, but sometimes the slide doesn't lock back on the last round. More potent ammo would probably alleviate this.
Note that this group was fired at 25 yards, unsupported, off-hand, with "iron sights". Six rounds,of the ten rounds, make a 1.6" group. The flyers are all me. Ammo used was Aguila Super Extra, 40 gr. bullet, advertised muzzle velocity of 1130 fps.
My next trip to the range, I'm going with a clean chamber on the Sig P322. I'll see how the Aguila ammo does. The first box of this newer Aguila had no misfires. The duds I had last session all went off after additional hits of the rim. It does seem like the firing pin of the Sig P322 makes lighter primer hits than some other guns, but CCI ignition is very good. If I remember, I'll report back.
I've had all the 22LR pistols & for the kids & general use, the Taurus TX has could fit the bill.The Sig is interesting. But I'd rather have a Trailside
Critters n targets...........not a plinker or do speed stuff.
My kids might like a general use .22 lr. So may end up with one.
They enjoy bouncing pop cans or busting clays laying on the backstop.
25 yds!!! Outstanding!I thought I'd resurrect this thread after having more experience with my Sig P322. The pistol is far more accurate than I would expect from this kind of pistol (see 25 yard target). I've found that the pistol likes CCI Standard Velocity ammo. It is accurate with Aguila (standard velocity variety) but I get misfires. At this point I'm not sure if it is an ammo problem. It could be that the chamber needs to be cleaned frequently. Speaking of cleaning, the pistol is very easy to field strip and clean. My only dislike at this point is the rear sight windage adjustment is not click adjustable and that makes it hard to get a precise windage setting. The magazine isn't hard to load as long as you pull down enough on the button to insert one cartridge at a time. The magazines feed well and the pistol functions fine with standard velocity ammo, but sometimes the slide doesn't lock back on the last round. More potent ammo would probably alleviate this.
Note that this group was fired at 25 yards, unsupported, off-hand, with "iron sights". Six rounds,of the ten rounds, make a 1.6" group. The flyers are all me. Ammo used was Aguila Super Extra, 40 gr. bullet, advertised muzzle velocity of 1130 fps.
So it's his fault for recording the issue and posting videos of their bad behavior?
I don't deny that the dude seemed to have problems with his P322. I think he says that he made videos at the beginning and let Sig know. If I were Sig, I might think that this was a type of bullying to get preferential treatment. Does this dude make money from videos? There is no evidence that Sig tore up the check, but the dude infers that they did. Like I said, I haven't had issues with Sig customer service or any of their pistols. None of them are safe queens. I have put a lot of rounds through all of them. I expect if every satisfied Sig customer made a video, that there would be a flood of them. How many plastic Sigs have you had trouble with? How about Sig customer service?
He had an ongoing issue with his. It never got fixed, his video taping should have been. A great moment for sig to shine not throw it away like they did.
People threatening me never got them anywhere, so I think that was the case here. Although he admittedly didn't get the perceived problem with his pistol resolved to his satisfaction, he got his money back. That is a rarity. I've received torn up mail in a USPS envelope before. It happens. He tells people that all Sig P322 pistols are junk. Well they aren't.
