SIG P322
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- Опубликовано: 14 ноя 2022
- Shooting and discussing the SIG P322, a .22 Caliber pistol, as well as suppressing it a bit with a Banish22 suppressor.
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Thanks for the invaluable and informed videos.
You’re 22 and still have the grammar of a 13 year old.
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Me too, 24 now, been watching his videos as long as I can remember
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Well now this is an interesting video and I have had my sig Sauer p322 since I could get my hands on one. I have fired probably close to 3000 rounds of all different types of 22 ammo and some has been non-plated, with excellent results. I have noticed absolutely no leading in my barrel even after shooting it for 2 or 300 rounds without cleaning. My p322 has been a excellent shooter and very reliable.
I use to have leading problems when I used shorts in my 22 revolver. I have never experienced leading in my 22 semi automatics. But only fire 22 long riffle ammo in them.
David my experience as well. Firing jacketed and non jacketed ammunition. Just normal carbon and a little lead in the grooves. Especially with non jacketed. Easily removed with a couple swipes of a bore brush. And only multiple magazines of ammo fired. My opinion, a great gun to target and plink shooting. Also a great training gun. Simply FUN to shoot.
Agreed… it is a great pistol and if you load the mags carefully there will be no ftf …. It loves cci
I bought a brand new one about a month and a half ago. Put 100 rounds of Winchester jacketed hollow points through it and had the worst leading I have ever seen on any gun. Wish I could post pictures with my comment because it was beyond belief. To the point that I had to soak it in lead remover because you couldn’t even get a cleaning rod through it.
I just bought one, and am hoping on the good side of the 50/50 odds of leading.
Had my first trip to the range today with my brand new Sig P322. Runs like a dream. So fun to shoot and no hickups or lead fouling so far. I found it also very accurate👌
Greetings from Sweden!
Äntligen är dom till salu i sverige! Har letat efter en i evigheter men dom har bara funnits som beställningsvara.
@@amko638 Jo. Spring och köp!😁
Är sugen på att komplettera min pardini sp. Hur upplever du avtryckaren? Var i Sverige bor du? Skulle gärna känna på en nämligen
@blitz aa men vetifan hur jag ska göra med min unique. Farbror blå lär ha några synpunkter på det 😁
@@amko638 Sök Sigen på C fält👍
Uniquen har du väl på C precision va? Det är flera i min klubb som både har en anatomisk 22:a och en Sig P322
That is a cool range gun. Great review and answered all my questions! I'm glad they went with a pinned barrel too, keep things simple.
I’m a great fan of yours, I love all the videos and information and opinions you put out. I bought my Sig P322 when it first came out. Then before I shot I seen videos on the lead issues. Well unfortunately I tested mine and after 80 rounds I had lead filling up the barrel. I was using CCI, Thunderbolt, and Wildcat ammo. I reached out to Sig they promptly send the packing to send back. It took about 4.5 months to get the firearm back. The rep said I was getting a newer production barrel. I tested with the ammo they said they used to test fire. Awesome no issues. So I put it to the text. Thunderbolt, federal bulk, all the lower end ammo you could say. Well im excited to say after 300 no cleaning absolutely no fouling. Hope this helps. 😊
I love my Sig P322, after 1000+ rounds shot I do not have the leading problem others have mentioned. I've shot a variety of ammo, both coated and non-coated lead... awesome pistol and another great video by hickok45.
Thanks for the video. I just picked one up at my local. It was same price that buds had them for. I got the tacpac with the pistol in coyote. Hope to take it to range soon with a couple more pistols I’ve picked up in last month. This and honest outlaws videos sold me on it. I’ve been looking for another 22 semi auto pistol that is close to the size pistol I daily carry. I like to shoot a lot so running a lot of cheap 22 lr to keep working on my grip and other mechanics makes sense to me. Thanks again.
I bought one yesterday and I've already put 1200 rounds through it. No leading issues. One thing to note is you really have to load the magazines carefully. If the bullets are not perfectly aligned in the magazine, you will get failure to feed and failure to eject. Once you master the magazine loading it's a fun little gun
Thanks for the videos! Always excited when a new one comes up!
Mr. Hickok Good video with lots of info about P322 SIG I do watch your other gun reviews your reviews are excellent
Sig got their hand in my pocket on this one..got the sig holster and the sig Romeo zero red dot and i couldn't be happier ..the fit and finish on all 3 is first rate..I'm 800 rounds in. First 100 cci mini mags target and the rest automatch, all unplated round nose and been flawless. I fired 450 rounds first time out to test before I put on the red dot..no lead issues either..I'm extremely happy with this gun! I love your videos always watch them after I buy a new gun to compare experiences
I'm with you on the plated ammo for 22's. That's all I use in my pistols and Henry rifle. Thank you for all your hard work Hickok and John.
What's the best plated ammo you've found for this little guy?
@@mimiashford5544 I use CCI high velocity 40 grain
@@terryschiller2625 Thank you!
Oooooh.. Ouch!! Yes that suppressor is going to be spicy after a couple mags of .22 going through it!! Yikes! Great video, as always, sir!
I have had mine for several months, but only a few hundred rounds through it. Absolutely no leading with both lubed-lead & copper plated ammo. 5 mags for 100-round shooting fun. Plus, I added the aftermarket, short-reset flat trigger. Resets faster for quicker follow-up shots.
Those who have had failures-to-fire or light strikes, clean, lube & manually work the firing pin a few dozen times then flush it out & lube again. There may be assembly grit or rough surfaces on the firing pin. This procedure cleared-up my issues.
Only other (minor) drawback is the plastic sounds of the polymer frame, but I will get used to it. This is my first polymer HG.
As always love your videos. I have had my P322 for a few weeks, I have only had it at the range once and only put 100 or so rounds through it, but no leading at all (from what I had seen online those that had the issue were seeing it with less than 100 rounds). I love shooting it. I think it is an amazing gun and definitely good for starting first time shooters with. Also it is just fun to shoot. Now I am considering a suppressor, that looks like a lot of fun.
Thank you I just got my sig p322 and haven’t fired it yet and your video helped me out so much
I have about 600 rounds, Only used CCI Standard 228M/s thruough it aka just normal lead-bullet. Been running like Clockwork for me, and not a single misfire. Did 200 rounds one day with no fieldatrip. Afterwards I just used a boresnake and could still see the rifleing. Great Gun and so much fun!
Love your videos. They are very informative. Keep them coming.
U can tell hickock has humor 😂😂💯 he said "yeah semi - automatic" 😂😂😭💯
Mine had a leading issue. After about 350 rounds, I got some keyholing though the paper targets. Sent it back to Sig, and they put a new barrel in it. Runs great now. Mine was made in August. (you can tell with Sigs, they put a born-on date on the side of the plastic box it comes in). I have one that came with the Romeo-zero sight, it's a real fun little plinker.
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Well, wild Hickok45, I have the Sig P322 and have NO problems with leading or anything else. In fact, I found in my basement an old box of 22's western ammo that is at least 65 years old and fired 50 rounds of this stuff and had only one misfire. I have a suppressor and and had no problems with locking back on the last round. This is one damn nice 22 for kicks, fun, and giggles. Just love your video wild Hickok45.
Got one about a month ago, have put 900 rounds through it (300 per session), no issues. Caveat, I use CCI 40 grain, copper coated round nose (target) rounds or the 29 grain Federal Punch, no lead, and I clean the gun after each session. Fun and cheap to shoot, pretty much no recoil, and once I got familiar with the trigger, pretty spot on from 7 to 15 yards.
While I enjoyed the video and the P322 is coming home with me today for the Wife... what surprised me was the absolutely outrageous price (and recommendation) of the Banish 22 Silencer! Absurd that that thing costs OVER 32% MORE than the firearm! Come on' Hickok45!! Long time fan, but really surprised you even considered this on a $400 gun when there are better financial options out there...
I have been on the fence to getting one for practice and seeing you review the gun the respect level is tops. I am now convinced to get one. I have been looking at 22’s and I think the ammo and coated I bet is the key. Ty so much great video !
Thank you, Mr. Hickok. This has really convinced me to get a P322 as my first, real, pistol. I have a few pellet/bb pistols, but those aren't really considered as "real" guns.
Thank you sir! Great info always watch your videos before a purchase 🎉
I love when I see a new Hickok video!
I have enjoyed your videos for years. Just recently received my suppressors now that I don't live in Komy-fornia
Thanks for the great coverage! Got mine recently and I love it...thanks to Buds gunshop! Best in service! After 200 rnds, only 1 stovepipe which happened in the first 5 shots. Anyone experience a heavy slide pull? Also the slide serrations are rough on the hands. Thank you Mr Hickok45!
I love my P322. Super reliable if you keep it clean.
I am a Sig fan! I Purchased my P3 22 about three weeks ago I have not shot it just wanna tell you thank you for making the video and providing the information I was concerned about the leading issue as well I’ve heard many rumors. I normally shoot copper Jacket bullets so hopefully I have no issues. Now my model 41 I shoot standard velocity ammunition and many time’s has a lead bullet never have any issues with the model 41! thanks again for the video I am a big fan of yours.
I really enjoy your videos. I highly respect your recommendations.
Mine has the leading problem after about 300 rounds. It's really not that big of a deal I just clean it with a brass bore cleaned and good to go again. For the quality of everything in this gun and the 20 round capacity it's fine for me at least. I actually went to buy the tx22 but this gun just feels infinitely better in every way and it's super accurate.
19:48 only 950 rounds so far, two different plated ammo types from South America, no leading whatsoever. Great fun, accurate out of the box, and it fits my big hands, love the pistol.
I picked one up last week.
Really happy to get a Sig P322 to replace my M&P22, Ruger SR22 and Mosquito
But having the same issue, and it jams often with Federal bulk 333 high velocity. I'm watching the videos again and noticing other people had issues with mag jams and feeding too. I'll try CCI.
But, still a pretty cool host for my 22 suppressor
What a Lovely P322! I don’t own one but in my experience with a rifle and ammo? I have found that cheapo ammo creates more dirt in the barrel. And that’s all I have to say about that cuz MaMa said shut hup DaveyJO! Kind Thanks Hickok45 and always John as well! Many Blessings! DaveyJO in Pennsylvania
Was just looking at one of these. Thanks for the review. One option comes with a red dot which is cool.
I got one this past summer from Bud's. It leads terribly with several brands of ammunition. Some brands only take two magazines and the barrel is clogged and the bullets keyhole. I have been repeatedly polishing the barrel with JB and Iosso polish and only shoot CCI Standard Velocity, CCI Blazers and Norma Tac22 and the leading stopped. The magazines are also finnicky they don't stack some bullet profiles just right and will jam. Other than all this I like the little pistol from a rest it groups really good at 20 yards. The optics cut is a big plus I immediately got rid of the cheezy plastic sight and put a Holosun on it. Runs great with a YHM Mite suppressor.
Interesting video. I had a S&W model 22A with 7 inch barrel. fun to shoot and accurate
Leading is a problem for many Sig 322 owners. It's purely luck if you get a Sig 322 that doesn't lead up It's barrel... So if you're feeling lucky, get one. It won't take long to figure out how lucky you are afterwards... The barrel will let you know. If you're unlucky, hang on, because you're about to go on the Sig 322 roller coaster ride... Let the buyer beware, and good luck!
I bought one of these in July. Never had an issue with fouling. Have had a few failure to fire. About one every-other magazine. Good results with several different brands of ammo. Some ammo brands have a higher failure to fire.
Thank You for the video and all positiv discussions and cooents coming from others. Our sig322 does unfortunately not work properly. It has reloading issues, fireing issues as well. May be we ve got to load stronger ammunition, cause it fails reloading many times. We are a bit disappointed of it. But keeping on looking for reason for mentioned problems.
I am well north of a thousand rounds of CCI "AR" and only cleaned it once. Barrel still looks looks like glass. Love mine. Very accurate. Even more with a green dot.
Leading: Hello Hickok45, Re: 22LR rim fire, a cheap range bullet and surprisingly they are as reliable and consistent as they are. They ALL lead … My Ruger Mark IV target pistol can lead a lot depending on the ammo. Some days it’s rather clean. Other days filthy dirty. Contrary to popular belief, the lightly coated open lead face shoots pretty clean! Powders have a lot to do with it.
Got mine in July and no fouling issues. However I started having light primer strikes with various brands of ammo. Started with 3 or 4 per mag then got as bad as every other round not firing. Sent it back to Sig last week and got it back yesterday. They replaced the mainspring, sear and disconnector as well as "adjusted hammer strut seat". Ran 500 rounds through it today and ran like a champ. Zero malfunctions.
How many rounds did you put through it before it started to not work correctly and has to be sent in for service?
@@Rezolution01 Problems started with the first mag. It now shoots every time without malfunction but does have a barrel fouling issue......
Great video and pistol it would seem. I'd like one of these, a browning buckmark and one of those new Taurus .22s.
Thanks for what you do!
I recently purchased the Sig P322 with the Romeo Zero red dot but I haven't taken it shooting yet, plan on taking it out next weekend.
Back when i got the walther p22q, and was happy with it, sig came out with their p322 with the mag capacity and made me jealous. Sig always does that to me. Walther is more compact, cheaper, and has features i prefer, and rugerSR's are nice, but the sig is the class leader. I shoot norma tac 22 and Remington golden. Unplated lead is going to cause problems with anything. First gen walther p22 was finicky with weaker loads but their mags evolved and the 2nd gen p22q is a redesign that looks like a shrunken ppq with thicker slide, deeper serrations, updated rail, and some machining of the internals. There is a 3rd gen p22qd with decocker and captured recoil spring, but the 2nd gen is reliable with any ammo and suppressor ready. If i had waited a year i may have gone with the sig, though.
My wife and I each have a p322, we have had no issues with leading. We clean them after each outing with CLP. However, my wife's slide fails to stay locked to the rear. It will only lock to the rear with a magazine inserted or if I push up on both slide lock levers at the same time. I sent it back to Sig for repair. Other than that, we love the gun
Wicked little 22lr. I like it. Yes we did learn some new things together. Pretty cool. Thanks gents. Well done Sig.
I like SIGS. Carried a 226 in the military. Nice solid pistol
I have a 322 MOS version. I like the pistol, but mine is very finicky about what ammo it likes. Stingers shoot the most reliably, but I get light strikes even with them. Using federal automatch results in about 20-25% light strikes. Aguila super velocity is about the same. CCI standard velocity is a little better but still get light strikes.
Thank you Hickok 45, I Like It!
Great video once again ❤
Mine leaded up at around 200 rounds. Not enough to affect performance but was notiveable by eye. Not sure if it matters on leading but you can easily fit 22-23 rounds in a mag.
Most all .22LR semi-auto handguns have that magazine loading issue due to the tolerances of the small case and spring, and shape and balance of the .22LR cartridge.
I bought me one. Love it. CCI runs through it flawlessly. I have noticed that heavily shouldered bullets will cause problems. Winchester white box was a pain. Federal bulk not bad. Aguila is good but i would definitely shoot copper plated. Take down is easy peasy kinda like tge ruger mk4.
The ruger.....push a button.
The sig......lift a lever. No tools needed unless you put your adapter for suppressor
Love you and John's video's
There will be no barrel leading with plated HV 22 ammo. I've never had any bore leading with SV nonplated 22 ammo either. BUT, what you will find is that the SV lead ammo is dirtier and will eventually gob up around the extractor groves and action of a semi auto rifle or pistol. I've had SV lead ammo build up on the face of a 22 revolver to the point that the cylinder would not turn until it was cleaned.
What a cool gun. I had the Sig Mosquito and loved it once I figured out how to get it to be reliable, but the cheap slide starts to open up and fit loosely on the frame after a few thousand rounds. The 10 round capacity, I thought, always sicked. 20 rounds are way cooler.
Have put about 500 rounds through mine and haven’t had any problem with leading- have had several light strikes but I attribute that more to ammo - have put them back in the mag and they all fired the next time - I’m shooting CCI mini mags
I personally had trouble with reliability due to the rounds being stacked badly in the mag. After understanding and corrections it works really nice. The 20 round mag needs some attention to detail when loading it. Take your time and pack it carefully. The rounds should look symetrical in the stack.
Here's a sig P322 tip.
Heavily shouldered 22 rds give ftl's.
Loading the magazine correctly.
The mags do get dirty. I clean mine with a little clp on a long cotton swap. Lubes and cleans it at the same time. CCI ammo works well.
Enjoy it any time you feature a .22LR. How about the Kel-Tec P17 next? Thanks
I have both the p322 and the p17. I do not believe the p322 to be twice the gun the p17 is even though it's twice the price. You really do get a lot for your money with the kel-tec. They are both really nice shooters for sure.
@@roderichall201 I was FINALLY able to get a P17 about a month ago. The LAST thing I needed was another .22, but it is becoming a favorite. Would like to see what Hickok thinks of it and if he agrees with me that it kicks Glock's butt!!!
Love my Banish22. Go Silencer Central!!!!
After 800 plus rounds of mostly unplayed ammo through my P322, I had very slight lead in the barrel. Two passes with the brush and it was completely clear of lead. Since going to exclusively played, and running o CD er amthousand rounds, I have had no leading issues.
Very awesome with the suppressor
Hi Hickok45
Very nice gun💥💥💥
Great video and content
@Hickok45 Actually, a tour of the Federal plant would be very interesting!
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As long as you don’t insult Dolly Parton, let let em fly, sir. Have a good week.
Haven't looked at rifling but I seem to have issues with slide locking back and slide running forward when inserting mag. Has shot everything I believe
I have had great luck with Remington Thunderbolt ammo. It cycles all my semi-autos 100% of the time, something no other brand has done. And it's inexpensive too!
I've been firing Thunderbolt and CCI Standard Velocity. No problems at all.
Same here. Worked great with my Ruger SR22 and Walther.
Not to be arguementative but to point out differences; I have S&W 22 Victory that cycles anything I've put through it except Thunderbolt.
Would love to see a tour of the Federal plant with Hickok.
Step ma picked one of these up a couple months ago. I shot about 100rds today, Winchester white box hollow points and the barrel was so leaded I had to use a .17hmr brass brush to fit and do the preliminary scrubbing before the .22 brush would fit. And then once I destroyed the first brass brush had to keep adding solvent and eventually used a fresh brass brush to be able to see the rifling again in the last 2" of barrel.
I personally have had excellent luck with the p322. I have had a few people including a 63 year old lady take her shooting test for ccl with it. She never shoots and first time in her hand with the sig was at the testing line. No feeding issues and passed easily! Little spendy but you get what you pay for!
Really nice. Best regards from Germany 🙂
Thank you Sir!
Hsd a pheonix arms 22 that had issues but it was sent back to them and new barrel intalled.
Quality control issue nothing i did or ammo that was specified was used.
As dirty as a 22 can be ive never had 1 that had major leading problems.
Take the few minutes of time to clean it out evety time...
And as you mentioned better coated ammo also helps.
Problem solved
I haven’t had any issues with leading. My son and I put around 200 rds every other week through it. Normally clean at least every other trip to the range.
I have had issues with aguila ammo. Might’ve been just a bad batch. Looked like light primer strikes. But have had no issue with cci.
Put about 200 round through mine, just got it, and have no problem with CCI Mini Mag. I have a bucket of Remington 36gr hollow point, and I have 2 or 3 problems with every magazine. Loading the magazines can be tricky. I've even watched the Sig video, but maybe I'm not holding my mouth just right.
Ditto!!
Finally picking one of these up this weekend, now that I am finally seeing them below the MSRP about 7 months after they hit the market. Hope they have fixed the leading issue as it looks like a great pistol with some very nice features. Have a TX22 and have shot it a lot. Great 22 that shoots anything reliably, but I had to replace the recoil spring as the sharp edge on it was chipping away the aluminum slide where the spring nestles in. Had a Glock 44 that was very picky with ammo. Any 22 can have issues - nature of the beast and the ammo.
Bonjour, vous êtes toujours content de votre Taurus Tx22? Avec de la munition CCI standard aucun problème ? Merci à vous. Bonjour de France.
Love shooting the 22lr. Have several types of firearms, all are fun, and cheap, to shoot. Only problem is the really cheap ammo out there. Some even cause trouble in the revolver. Some are so misshaped, that they don’t go all the way into the cylinder, keeping it from spinning, and jamming it. Great video as always!
I bought mine almost the day they came out in the spring. Took it out and shot amazing. Love the gun. I did not have any problems with leading. I used several different brands of ammo. Lead and copper jacket. My barrel is clean and shiny. You do have to pay attention to how you load the magazine
I have an early one and have not had a problem in about 1000 rounds of CCI LR.
If you get a chance compare the Smith & Wesson M&p compact 22 I have the threaded barrel when I took it apart to clean it I didn't put that coupling on and I could not figure out for the life of me why the slide kept moving up and down if you get one compare it you'll understand what I mean if you take off that little cup link and it is also threaded for a suppressor great pistol
I've had mine for about 6 months I've only shot Winchester and CCI at least a thousand or so rounds no letting that I can tell. I purchased this because my old Mark II Ruger was just getting gummed up way faster and I'd like which I was surprised but I can shoot probably 10 times as many rounds to the cig before I have to add some oil versus the Ruger
Thanks for the review. Had mine for a few months. I’m a big Sig guy but found myself slightly disappointed in the P322. The overall construction, and quality (to me) just doesn’t seem on par with my beloved Sig. Also, I think the mags are very finicky and it seems I rarely dump an entire mag without a failure. Breaks my heart to say it…but if I had it to do over, I probably wouldn’t buy it😢
I bought one, compared it with my Ruger Mark iv and sold the Sig. Hands down the Mark IV is better made.
The newer guns don’t seem to have the leading problem. Some other channel think it was one the barrel machines . Sig has had many complaints.
No leading from mine! Mini mags, Aguila , federal . It does lead a bit with non plated ammo like Auto match ! Some light primer strikes tho
I'm Black and Crazy As This May Sound He....Reminds me of My Dad Man....I Enjoy Your Videos Very Helpful...💙
I definitely wanna see a video of you going to the federal warehouse
Thank you Sir
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Looks like a fun .22 if it doesn’t jam to much!