The SIG Sauer P229 Blowback CO2 Air Pistol adds realism to your practice. It’s a great training tool with realistic functionality, ergonomics, and a reciprocating slide to mimic recoil. Launching .177 caliber pellets to speeds of up to 380 FPS is a single 12g CO2 cartridge with a patented quick change system.
This air pistol helps you do some affordable training with a rifled barrel, realistic SA/DA trigger, and a functional safety/decocker. The 16-round magazine drops free from the mag well when you hit the release allowing for even greater training possibilities.
If your carry pistol has an optic, you’ll love the slide cut that accepts a SIG AIR Reflex Sight, or use the standard sights if you’d prefer. This pellet gun weighs 2.2 lbs with the magazine and boasts a pic rail so you can mount a light, laser, or training tool.
Whether you’re the proud owner of a P229 firearm or just want to put pellets on paper, check out the SIG Sauer P229 Blowback CO2 Air Pistol. Buy yours today from Airgun Depot.
SIG Sauer P229 CO2 Blowback Pistol
- Metal construction
- Optics-ready slide
- Powered by one 12g CO2 cartridge
- Blowback slide
- SA/DA Trigger
- Functional decocker/safety
- 16 round magazine can accept .177 pellets or steel BBs
- Rifled steel barrel
- Threaded muzzle
- Semi-automatic
- Up to 380FPS
- Picatinny accessory rail
- Overall length 7.7”
- Weight: 2.2 lbs
- ManufacturerSIG Sauer
- Caliber .177
- Velocity 380 fps
- Condition New
- Ammo Type Pellets
- Action Semiautomatic
- Barrel Style Rifled
- Fire Mode Repeater
- Gun Weight 2.20
- Overall Length 7.70
- Loudness 3-Medium
- Mechanism CO2
- Rail Yes
- Safety Manual
- Front Sights Blade
- Rear Sights Fixed
- Trigger Adjustability 0
- Trigger Action 0
- Use Target practice
- Warranty 180-day limited warranty
Question?
Login to ask someone who bought this product.Where does one find a M14x1 CCW threaded moderator for this? I dont think anyone even makes one. Why would they choose such an obscure thread profile that isn't supported and requires an adapter work around? Or, am I missing some big secret that I should know?
asked Jeff from USAI already have a rmr sight where could I get the adapter plate without having to buy a new sight with it
asked Kaisei from USAI'm assuming the magazine is the same as the P226? Is this correct?
asked James from USAThis is the correct magazine https://www.airgundepot.com/sig-sauer-16-round-pistol-magazine-177-caliber.html?sid=322
Adam from USAWhat is the thread size on the barrel?
asked James from USAM14x1 CCW
Jeff from USA
The weight. It keeps coming back to the weight for me. I've owned countless air guns, but none of them come close to this SIG's quality. You can tell they didn't cut corners or skimp out on materials. It feels just like the real version. So if you're looking for something to help you get to used to the weight, feel and action of a real weapon, then look no further.
Pros
Looks, feels and weighs just like the real version. An unloaded P229 comes in at about 1.9 lbs, this air version weighs 2.1 lbs. The only difference is most of the weight is confined to the slide area, so it feels like you're holding an empty SIG. But this helps the blowback simulate recoil. We've put about 500 shots through it. Most flawlessly. Every now and then, it will misfire and the pellet will remain in the belt, getting skipped. But I think this is a problem with the feed system. I'm not too impressed with it's power. It will eat through an aluminum can (e&e), but it won't penetrate a hard plastic water jug at 15 feet. Both hollowpoint and spitzer type pellets bounce back off. We're transitioning to printed targets next week, so I'll come back and post the accuracy test as soon as I have it. So far, I'd recommend this handgun for plinking, target practice and training purposes. I can't say I recommend it for hunting or self defense. Maybe in a pinch?
Cons
The magazine feed system. Not only does 8 and flip get old, but the rotary belt doesn't seem to really prefer any certain type of pellet. Lighter pellets won't stay in place and seem to just jump out the belt the second they get the chance. Heavier pellets stay in place, but you lose velocity and stopping power. Nine grain H&N pellets are the only ones that haven't fallen out on me. It also eats through CO2. Only the first four magazines have bite.