SIG SAUER M17 ASP Air Pistol Review

By Jim Clary

The Clarys review the SIG SAUER M17 ASP Air Pistol.

USA – -(AmmoLand.com)- If you check out the SIG catalog, you will find the P320 ASP air pistol which was designed as a training tool for those agencies which have purchased the “regular” SIG-SAUER P320 9mm Luger pistol.

SIG SAUER M17 ASP Air Pistol

It was shortly after the introduction of that air pistol that the US Army announced that a slightly modified SIG P320 won the competition to become the new US Army sidearm, designated as the M17.

It was only logical that SIG produce a replicate clone air pistol of the M17 for training purposes. At this point, we should point out that the M17 ASP is NOT the same as the P320 ASP air pistol. They are two distinct and separate clones of two distinct and separate firearms.

For starters, the P320 ASP had a 30-round magazine which had occasional issues in feeding. The newly designed 20-round magazine (RPM – Rapid Pellet Magazine) of the M17 ASP does not have those problems and consistently feeds smoothly.

The M17 ASP can be field stripped (the P320 ASP could not), not only simulating its centerfire “parent” but …Read the Rest

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