SIG MCX Air Rifle Scoped, FDE (Pellet)

I absolutely love this rifle!! I've only fired about 250 pellets so far and had zero misfires. I also tried BBs but noticed a significantly lower velocity. The scope is ok, I might upgrade to a better tactical scope later. The pigeon population in my neighborhood is certainly feeling the wrath. I spent 22 years in the Army so I know my weapons. FIVE stars for sure!!

My intent with this gun from the start was to convert it to HPA. That being said I did shoot it with CO2 while I waited for my HPA parts to come in. With CO2 I measure muzzle velocity at 480 - 500 fps using a 7.9 grain hollow point pellet readily available at walmart. That is pretty close to the advertised 545 fps from the spec chart on the sig sight so I am happy with that. After a little time sighting it in at 10 yards it shot very accurately, I bought this with the intent to kill rats on my farm with it and for that 10 yards is more than adequate a distance to be accurate at. From what I've seen 10 yards is the standard distance for measuring the accuracy of an air rifle. The scope that comes in this particular package is more than adequate, I am using a better scope now but thats only because I had one laying around. While the stock is plastic it still feels sturdy and the rest of the gun is very solid, its got a heavy real gun feel to it so if thats what you're after I dont think you'll be disappointed. So far I've put about 1000 pellets through it and not had a single issue. The magazine that comes with the gun only has one belt, when you buy extra mags they come with 3 belts. Do that up front, I promise you 30 rounds goes by fast and this gun is perfectly happy to toss them down range as fast as you can pull the trigger. Shooting on CO2 I was able to get about 200 shots from a 90 gram cylinder which from what I read is typical. Air venturi makes an HPA kit for these guns, if you plan to do a lot of shooting seriously look into HPA. My conversion is not with the air venturi kit, I added a remote line and 48ci tank modifying the existing stock myself to accommodate the remote. Performance on HPA has been exceptional.

A very poor quality gun -I have purchased two of these the first one shot well for about 200 rounds and then quit-the second one I bought brand new out of the box and wasn’t able to fire a single shot. It saddens me because I really like this gun, but what’s it really worth if it doesn’t work-I did get a refund for the first one and I am in the process of returning the second one

I own Sig Sauer rifles and pistols and this pellet gun is GREAT Quality. Yes it is heavy, but this is what you pay for QUALITY! I have this dialed in at 30 yards and no issues what so ever. The other complaints I read are about the loading, so here is my advice: it comes with (1) mag and (1) 30 round belt, buy the additional mag and it comes with (3) more belts.....loading problem solved. High Quality, I expect no less from Sig. I recommend this for purchase. Happy plinking everyone.

DO THE RESEARCH!! Had this just a few months now and started out great. Feels authentic, good weight and balance, lots if fun to just "plink" away with. Probably shot about 700 pellets with it. Then the occasional jam turned into a rash of problems. "SMASHED" pellets, jammed/stuck magazine/false firing (Poof...nothing! Waste of C02). Now I'm at (pulls trigger, pellet travels about 25/50 ft. pulls trigger, "click"-nothing, charge, pulls trigger, shoot 25/50 ft, pulls trigger, click, charge, shoot, click, charge ...rinse and repeat). I haven't contacted Sig as of yet on my issue, but judging by all the reviews I've seen, not worth wasting your time. This is what I would expect to find at a hobby store for around less than half price.

After reading several reviews on different pellet guns, I decided to go with Sig since they are well known for their firearms. After unboxing it, I noticed that there were no instructions in the box for the weapon, only the scope. The instructions for the scope does not tell you which is forward facing or rear. After hopefully figuring it all out and mounting the scope, hopefully in the right direction after searching many Youtube videos, I soon found out that the "Left" arrow on the left and right windage on the scope does not mean left, it actually moves the point of impact to the right. The same with the elevation knob, you have to move it in the opposite of what it says on the knob. Once I figured it all out, it was time for fun. The weapon seems a bit heavy when trying to shoot from a standing position. It should come with a sling to help support some of the weight when standing. I have fired over 300 + pellets on a single CO2 cardrig and still able to shoot at least 30yrds with weapon. For the price, I think it is a good weapon to use to get down the fundamentals on weaponry without someone being in any real danger. Great for backyard target practice and family competition . Not sure what impact it will have on rodents, have not had the opportunity to do so as of yet.

Been reading the reviews here and I am confused. For me this rifle is 5 stars. It has a great feel, it has been shooting flawlessly and with punch (listen if you want some more power out of this rifle make sure you use Gamo PBA Platinum Pellets - you get almost another 200 fps with them - they are not cheap - but I have NOT had one misfire or jam - just make sure you seat the pellets correctly in the magazine strip). After sighting it in, I am shooting tight groupings. Its just plain fun as heck!

The item arrived open and the boxes had been taped back up so I'm not sure if it's been used but far the item seems okay