Did Sig Sauer Fix My P322? Sig Sauer P322 leaded barrel
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I purchased my p322 about a month ago. Have roughly 5,000 threw it right now. Shoot a 800 round box of federal per session. Completely clean after each session. I throw in a few drops of lube around the feed ramp and down the mags ever 4 mags or so. I've had a few days of shooting with just 2 or 3 failures to feed where the bullet would miss the barrel and sit vertically between the slide and the barrel. I absolutely love this this gun. Turned 10-15 minutes of shooting into 1-2 hours of shooting.
Thank you for the update. Best regards to you and your family. So frustrating when tool's don't work like they are supposed to. Barrel leading.
"My Glock runs that M22 just fine" 🤣😂
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Love my G44.
Wow I feel your pain - keep after it I've found Sig to be pretty cool....I'm following to learn more. My P322 is a trapping dispatch sidearm. So far I've found it to be pretty deadly for me with Red dot head shots....
No doubt I could keep using it for that exact up close work, but it’s still not what it should be doing. And yes, Sig is a great company that will make it right.
Funny thing is I haven’t had a problem yet and I have fired it around 700 rounds with Federal and CCI ammo. Cleaned it after every outing and borescoped it and it looked real good!
Same
U guys were probably shooting like a 100 rounds at a time
500 rounds in one outing and my gun has lots of debris and build up
First mistake was using Winchester 22 ammo. Second mistake was getting a Sig before they Beta tested on consumers. 😀 I do thank you for saving me $500! I wanted this gun because of the capacity and the standard features but I am glad I didn’t pull the trigger and waited to see vids like yours. It’s sad when Taurus puts out a much better gun.
The Taurus threw me for a loop when I shot it the first time. Great gun!
Winchester 22 ammo is krap.
G4 appreciated the video! Personally I like Sig, but it seems everything they release there is always drama. I'll wait a little longer before I buy one, but definitively I will get one.
If you get a good barrel, it really a great gun.
Shot a rented p322 at the range yesterday. Shot very accurately for me and I may buy the gun. I'm mystified why the copper plated round would create more leading than the unplated thunderbolts. Do you think a) the velocity of the ammo or b) the shape of the ammo has an impact, or it's purely about good versus bad barrels? Did you ever solve the issue for your gun?
I'm usually the first guy in line to buy the new cool toy that is out, but I held off on this one and I'm glad I did !! Now, when your buddie isn't looking switch barrels .
There you go,new anything be wary!
Another scam reply , and I can't even leave a comment on it. How do you leave a comment but no one can reply, RUclips is protecting these slime balls !!!
Mine will be at at sig this week. Looks like I get a 50/50 shot at getting a good barrel back. Sig will make it right, just not good to keep messing with it. Hopefully they get to a point where they just send out barrels instead of back and forth to the shop.
I have faith that they will make it right. Just aggravating to go through the “first run” stages of a new model. I love the gun otherwise.
I have Taurus TX22 & KelTecP17 that will run anything and no unusual lead fouling. I hope Sig gets this fixed and insures everyone has a quality firearm when done. At this point no one wants to pay almost twice the price for a flawed product
My g44 has over 12,000 rounds now..in beginning it had more malfunctions than I would like but now it goes hundreds of rounds between malfunctioning.Usually on cheap Walmart bulk.
THAT would frustrate anyone. I'm sure Sig will make it right, but you shouldn't be going through that the first time, MUCH LESS a second time on the same gun.
I have full faith they will make it right. It might be the 5th time, but I will get one that shoots right 🤣.
Tools and targets just got his back today for the 3rd time and guess what...same problem.
@@Cant_Stop-Wont-Stop0329 I just got my email that it will be here Tuesday. I’ll be a tad angry if it’s not right.
I’m not sure they’ll make it right. They’ve got some big fat ass lawsuits bearing down on them right now.
Good data I was looking at getting one soon may wait and see if sig admits and fixings it after shot show and or spring or summer 2023
I had sig mosquito jamomatic years ago. Ended up returning it to the dealer. My M&P snd TX run flawlessly tho. May wait for the next gen of 322.
Good luck on your next barrel.
I had a TX with a barrel that had NO rifling. I sent it in and they gave me a new barrel and it's perfect now. Love that gun.
@@AudioGardenSlave123 Same thing with me and my tx22, unfortunately the slide guide rails and locking block peace were out of spec and had to return it again to Taurus.
The worst slide rod. Stainless steel and new spring from sig 250 conversation kit and it chirps. 2) People don't clean after shooting 3) one major issue with it I assure the glide when racking will ware out fast. Read and learn . NOT my option, facts
Ive seen the exact same problem on the tools & targets channel he had severe leading sent it back and they replaced the barrel and sent him back a test results sheet which now looks like a test sheet they probably send with every repaired p322 anyway he put less of the same ammo they claim to have used during the retest and it leaded up immediately. Sig not living up to its reputation.
Does it still group fine? Zeroed mine at 10yds with the dot and shot a b8 @ 25 and kept in all black. Need to run much more ammo through mine. Only about 300ish rounds of copper plated and lead nose.
Taurus has had similar leading problems with some of their TX22 barrels.
I bought one a week ago, wish I would have researched first. This issues are still happening. No matter what ammo I use and how I stack the mag, I’ve got 3 to 7 jams per every mag I put through it. Light strikes all over the place and leading barrel after just a couple mags. So disappointed and I can’t believe a manufacturer like sig is willing to throw their reputation away over a 22 pistol line. FIX THIS SIG!
Yup! I just got mine back from Sig for the 4th time. They say it’s just dirty .22 ammo. 🤦♂️. These aren’t marketed as a competition precision pistols. They are tactical trainers that should eat EVERYTHING! I’m very disappointed in the gun,,,,,,, but it is a great platform. If only it worked to real life standards.
Seen a lot of videos on this and was just wondering if anyone has checked to see if the rifling in the barrels are concentric? I remember that was a problem when the Taurus TX22 came out and produced similar results.
You need the cheap Teslong USB borescope and probably the mirror pack for larger calibers. Yes the larger mirrors are with the money, especially when you get to 357 or larger.
Had two of the Mosquitoes years ago , first one safety fell off and would not fire , they replaced it with another that the trigger just broke apart. Never liked Sig since. Looks like they made another "winner". If you like Sig no worries , we all have our favorites .
I only got it to participate in the RUclips game. My all time #1 22 pistol is going to have to be the Ruger , any mark series.
I just picked one of these up. I put around 400 rounds through it so far without issue. I guess I got lucky. I will say, I like my FN 502T more, but the sig is fine so far.
Very interesting that the Thunderbolts gave you no trouble. Just put about 300 rounds of thunderbolt through mine with only about 5 light primer strikes and no leading that I can see. Perhaps the thunderbolts are what this gun perfers? Inexcusable either way, I hope you get it figured out!
@@toms2494 yes!
I had a 1st gen Walther p22 that really liked thunder bolts lol but my father's p22 would malfunction every 3 or 4 rounds with them.
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As far as I know, Mini-Mag case dimensions are standard, but STINGER cases are nearly 1/10" longer.
Just got one of these and put 500 rounds through it with NO leading whatsoever!! Fantastic gun!!!
what kind of ammo?
CCI, REmington, Aquila, Winchester, etc....
None of my automatic .22 pistols will eat lead round nose without fouling, often to the point of making it useless. Exception is a Ruger Mark.
TX22 ate it's own barrel, this is post fix, by the way, with only a few rounds. I never get non-copper anywhere near the replacement barrel I bought from them. It cost more to ship the gun back to be fixed than the barrel cost, so I 'ate' the repair.
My Glock says don't use non-copper. It leads like that after two magazines. So I don't shoot that in it anymore.
The Smith Compact, which isn't made by Smith, was worse.
I'm not sure you should use non copper plated in these guns.
I'm planning on buying a 322, when they become available. I'll gamble on it.
Tossing it into the woods probably will help it immeasurably. Wonder if making bad shots on the golf course ends up with his clubs in the pond. Sig should be embarrassed for making a gun with continuing problems and then not fixing it. I bought a S&W 622 back in the early 90's and it had problems not feeding, light strikes, and ejecting and sent if back for repair and they put a Master Gunsmith to work on it and sent it back to me with a note from the Gunsmith apologizing for the inconvenience that their new gun had caused. Three decades later this thing is still the best shooting 22 I have, and I really appreciated them taking responsibility for their lack of quality and then took the pride to make sure that it was fixed for good.
Went to a sig day at local range. They where using the Remington thunderbolts for people to test the 323. Guy also informed me the gun does not like winchester 333 and Aguila.
There is no reason why a full size “training pistol” or “toy” like the 322 should be picky about ammo. It’s not like it’s intended to win any accuracy competitions.
Mine had light strikes every magazine, sent it back, they replaced the mainspring. Almost totally fixed that issue. Now the magazines are causing stove pipes, almost every magazine, haven't even checked for the leading. It's no where near the gun Sig and all the youtube folks promoted. They need to recall it.
That is one thing that pisses me of, dishonest paid reviews. People get paid for their review good or bad, unless they sign saying that they won’t badmouth the product to receive the compensation,,,, which in and of itself is BS.
Mine runs great. No problems at all. I love it!
Interesting, I'm seeing the same issue in other videos. Good luck
So sorry you’re going through this. Frustrating beyond belief. Nothing worse having to return a brand new firearm for factory repairs.
If it didn’t give me content for RUclips, this gun would have been sold after my original 40th round fired lol. I have a boat that RUclips money pays for, so bring on the content!! 🤣🤣
@@g4outdoors Before I saw your review this morning, last night I let a good friend talk me out of my P322. I’m not going to miss it!😁
I had bought one of these last week and started reading all the issues with this gun and just yesterday I canceled my purchase before the background check came back. I'm so glad I did not get this gun.It sounds like one big problem. I'll stick with my TX 22
Idk what’s up, but mine has never had this issue. I’ve seen a couple others have this same issue.
This apparently a wide problem! Several people I know have had the exact same problem. They also sent their guns back in for repairs and they (Sig) didn’t fix the problem. It appears that Sig doesn’t care for their customers since the got the big military contract
I wonder if they are teaming these barrels tighter at the bore then at the chamber and throat in an attempt to get some sort of upgraded accuracy? From everything I’ve seen there is never any build up except at the last inch or so at the bore.
I wonder if maybe when they cut the threads if they are squishing the barrel slightly.
Hope everything's alright. I've seen a couple people have leading issues... but I'm not sure if that's common or not. A couple gun experts told me to never mix lead and copper rounds or it will severely fowl up the barrel. I think (but don't remember for certain) that they were saying that you can shoot lead then copper, but not copper before lead. Hope this helps and would like to hear anyone's opinion on this. (agree or disagree).
(edit: not saying that this is the issue here, just a general statement. I also wondered if a barrel's bore can be too smooth, making bullets smear and not slide. Just a though I wish I could test myself).
These reviewers complaining are a small percentage of owners. Just read all the comments with no problems after a 1000 rounds with the p322.
@@BeeRumblin13 But they’re a bigger percentage of RUclipsrs. 2 or 3 out of 50 to a couple hundred represents 2 or 3 hundred out of 5000 (just a guess of the numbers, but the proportion is what matters). Sig themselves admitted it was a problem.
The Taurus TX 22 is just the opposite. Too loose and very thin rifling🤪 Buy a Ruger
Gee, I just Hate to Rain on anyones Parade but I purchased a so called Cheap 22LR gun called a P17 and Paid only $212 for it and It came with 3 16 round mags. I put over 1000 rounds through it and had no malfunctions at all except 2 or 3 Dud Rounds. I was so Impressed with this gun, I purchased another one and I'm having the same results! It shoots all kinds of quality copper clad ammo and I have had no problems with these cheap guns at all! No Lead Fouling at all because I have not used lead bullets and I only clean them after two or three Range sessions. I have noticed over the last two years, there has been a influx of 22LR Guns being introduced into the Gun Market and we have been seeing many videos giving reviews, such as "The best 5 22's on the market" or "The 10 best all around 22 Handguns", But not much credit given to my Kel-Tec P17's! They are a Hot Item for many reasons and there is much competition even with these High End Companies who are now selling 22LR Guns! I now own 4 22LR Guns and 1 22Mag Gun and I love them all! Good luck Everyone!
Ya never said it would go Full auto @15:00 lol nice job
Brapp lol
tools and targets had the same problem and got his money back.
Mine is doing the same thing! I can’t stand that I’m gonna have to send it back to sig and pray they actually send me a barrel that works
It’s a grab bag of parts. Cross your fingers 🤣
@@g4outdoors well, I sold mine. I made the buyer 100% aware of the issue, gave him a discount and moved on
@@tonsofgunsoffun8516 as long as he gets a good barrel, it’s a great gun actually.
Amigo, I’ve been playing with my P322 and have learned some things. I also have since my teens, had and fired gazillions of rounds of any .22LR ammo since the mid 60s in my Ruger Mark I, also 2-Mark IIIs. I’ve not had lead fouling in those pistols EVER. Now my P322, I originally got the two original mags and kind of broke it in and myself on CCI minimags. Now I have fired 2-5 rd rapid bursts however I’ve not sat there and ghetto blasted into oblivion as fast as I can, dropping mags in dirt like a soldier in training rather than place empty on table, replace and resume firing, just to spray lead as fast as humanly possi
is it the material the barrel is made of?. or is the diameter not full width? or we just dont know yet
Concur with your hypothesis Sig has a bad batch of barrels. And your theory one, or more, of their barrel manufacturing machines is producing out of spec barrels while the others are in spec. I purchase a P322 a couple of months ago and have experienced no issues. I understand your frustration. I'm interested in how this plays out.
I bought mine last week shot 200 rounds bulk copper plated Remington. No issue.
I’m having the same issue with my Taurus TX 22. Sent my gun back under warranty and it came back with a new barrel. The first barrel looked like someone ran a fine threaded tap through the barrel after the rifling was done. The second barrel came with a non concentric chamber. Rifling thick on 2/3 and almost none on the remaining 1/3 of the circumference. Brought it to the range with the replacement barrel and it was not accurate at all! I was so disgusted, I have never shot it again. I’ve been checking the Taurus site for replacement barrels and was just going to pay for it, but there’s never any in stock. Was really hoping the aftermarket would produce a good barrel, but so far I haven’t seen one.
That really sucks dirty pond water.
I have found that even with my rifles unplated ammo leads barrels in all 22's. While remington thunderbolts are my favorite squirrel round the barrels must be cleaned all the time and you can't shoot thousands of them without cleaning. I have put about 3,000 rounds of Aquila plated rounds from the regular 40 grains to the enforcers and super maximums along with some cci copper 22's in my p322 and there is absolutely no leading at all. Another thing to also think about is some plated ammo really is more like paint than it is plating.
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Thanks so much for sharing. I’m so happy I don’t have this problem because your videos and Tools and Targets videos I did t buy one thank goodness
Hey G4, how about an update? Did Sig get it fixed??
I'm glad I went with the Taurus TX22.
9.28 in and no shooting. Sorry to inform you the Glock G44 only comes in 22 LR. On the other hand, and yes I have two hands, I will stay with my Taurus TX. Sig should have there barrels made by Gomes’s machine works in my back barn drilling
I lithe Taurus a lot.
I'm confused and I'm alittle bit new to 22s. Do you really have to use lead 22LR ammo? Why can't you just use copper plated 22 and not have the problem anymore?
Because it's happening with plated ammo too.
As far as I'm concerned. Sig has solved all issues that I have seen with the p322. I've just recently got mine. After 500 or so rounds. No issues of any kind. Small test, I know.
Mine was just a small sample of one gun. Your mileage may vary. But yes, I hear you.
My P322 was manufactued,july 2023.
16:59 Mines an early model, finally sent it off and got it back 2 days ago. They replaced the barrel that leaded, main spring, hammer structure seat, one magazine and adjusted the super stiff slide release. I got back a pistol that stove piped on the very first round I fired and the 2nd round. I decided to change magazines to get 3 consecutive rounds then a failure to feed...all rounds CCI mini mag. I contacted sig and was sent a link to their how to load a p322 magazine. REALLY. THE PISTOL SHOT MORE RELIABLY BEFORE I SENT IT IN. NOT TO MENTION I NOW HAVE A TERRIBLE TRIGGER were before I was tickled how good the trigger was!
They no doubt have some serious issues...and I still believe the magazines are junk
Another update on my p322. I've since put another 400 rounds thru. Shot great with 1 stove pipe. That was with Winchester round. 50 rounds, only 1 stove pipe. But very dirty rounds. Pluss 100 rounds of Aguila copper plated. All perfect. More to come.
I feel your pain and frustration. Sig should be ashamed. This and tools and targets barrel issue has kept my money in my pocket. No way am i going to deal with that. I have 1022, ruger lcpii, lcr, kel tec p17 and cp33 and ibshoot almost exclusively thunderbolt. No such issue. I might add that i shoot allot at least 100 to 300 rounds range session . Shame sig!
I’m basically done with any polymer Sig. they are just not reliable. 365, 365xl and 320: all had extraction issues. 226 is solid though
Having been a Sig fan for years, I really wanted their new (then) Mosquito which turned out to be the worst .22 pistol I've ever owned. I was looking at this new offering and here we go again.
I'm completely turned off by their lack of CC to the point that I will no longer purchase one of their produces. Too me, they are simply untrustable today. This is inexcusable in a firearm of any caliber. Period!
More than likely, the button being used to rifle the bbl is worn and has a slight chatter when being drawn thru the bore. Or they are using a low grade steel with bad grain structure giving a very ruff finish.
A good bore mop loades with diamond paste in the 7-14 range followed with a 3 micron then 1 to 1/2 micron will cure the issue. It takes only a few minutes, but one must be careful and NOT push eh mop oar tight patched button all the way thru the bbl to the point it is pushed out of the muzzle and or pulled back thru the muzzle. This will slightly bell the muzzle and kill accuracy.
A syringe of the micron diamond past can be had from the bay for about 12 bucks for each grit and is enough to do many gun barrels. I follow with Flitz Metal polish (the German version) which is an non embedding type or using Bore paste and polish from Brownells Gunsmithing Supply. JB non embedding bore paste and bore polish is the brand.
Although this may sound complicated, it in reality takes no more that 15-20 minutes and can greatly improve any handgun bore.
KnifeMaker
They didn’t check the issue at all. It functioned just fine. The issue is leading! I would have called them and just ripped the a$$ to high heaven!
Man I wish I waited a bit before buying. Will just have to wait and see if I get a bad barrel. Fingers crossed. It may just be the first and last sig i'll buy
Why are you worried? SIG is going to fix your P322?
@@michaelchan877 I don't wanna pay for an overpriced gun and have to wait weeks for shipping back and forth just for it to work
@@bernardguiang5611 why would you buy a gun if you think it's over priced? quit your whining
@@michaelbattin6717 It's a free country. I'll whine as much as I want
I was under the impression that the Sig 322 ate even cheap ammo without difficulty. Which gun does, if this one doesn't? We'd like to buy a plinker and want a reliable one for cheap ammo.
My current selection is any ruger mark series, Glock 44, or a Taurus TX22.
@@g4outdoors cheap box, large number ammo feeds without difficulty. I don't expect perfection, but I'd like the kids to NOT get turned off of shooting because every round they put thru is not high velocity or minimags.
I guess I have been one of the lucky people so far, I had 2 misfires my first magazine, then I put about 3000 rnds with no problems (various types of ammo, but no Winchester) my first cleaning was today because it finally started jamming with Armscore ammo. Hopefully, this gun will continue to run well.
The Glock 44 is silly reliable.
I've fed it .22 Longs, 60 Grain Aguila SSS, cheap bulk ammo & everything in-between.
It just works.
The Taurus TX-22 is almost as good, but it has trouble with some oddball ammo, although the factory mags do hold more rounds than the Glock.
I've owned an M&P 22 for several years and it's never failed. I shot all kinds through it, including some Remington that the cases split, and it continued to work 100%. No leading issues either.
I ordered a P322 for instore pickup. After seeing this vid I don't think I'm going to pick it up anymore.
Winchester x only ammunition had problem with 75 rounds leaded. Cleaned barrel shoot various other brands about 200 rounds no problems.
Did you mic the the different brands of bullets? If a bullet is only .0005" undersized, it will leave lead vapor in the grooves that will condense on the bore. At .001" undersize there will be a quick and severe lead build up. Tighter bullets work much better.
I don’t have precision mics for that. I shot the cheapest federal to top shelf Lapua and RWS. It did it to all of them.
Tools and Targets just had a video with the same problem.
There is another RUclipsr who had the same problem with Sig p322. He was also p.o.'d about Sig Sauer customer service or lack thereof. Is leading of the barrel a result of how the barrel is machined or quality of metal in the barrel itself?
I’m fully aware.
I wonder if they only fixed one gun. I just bought this gun last week and haven’t been to the range yet. I am almost regretting the purchase
I fully gave up on Sig after the 365 debacle. Especially when they started blaming customers for certain issues when there was mass users with the same issue.
What was the 365 issue?
@@robertlyman9789 there was a list of them on release and for a while after release. I only experienced 2 which were firing pin broke twice in 500rnds and FTEs. Most of their issues have been resolved since then tho
Thanks G4 O. Great job. Good info. God bless. I’ll keep waiting and watching for a while longer before investing in one of those. Liked and subscribed.
LETS GO BRANDON
And never had fouling like you have shown. I re tested Rugers in a similar manner with federal bulk leads and after 11 mags in succession, as fast as I swapped them at 10 rounds each, I did get fouling in my 4-1/2” std MarkII!!!! I believe the rate of fire, as semblance of heat is the culprit. I cleaned the P322 and now have 8 20rd mags and if I load them with 12 rds and fire a reasonable rate of combat fire, no leading……..try chilling out and focus on form and target acquisition rather than super pistol man. Also found subsonic velocity ammo doesn’t lead foul. Go figure huh, less friction, less heat……..22 lead is rather soft so it will melt. I’m also not a fan of the fluted chamber but that’s actually supposed to help…. Anyway, slow it down on your P322, unless your dramatic launch at the range ruined it and the Holosun.
How’s that halosun hold up after that toss?
Just fine! I had full confidence in it, plus it has a warranty on it lol.
I guess I got a good barrel. I am at 2000+ and every 100-200 rounds I run a wet patch through and have not seen any leading (I only shoot Rem Golden Bullet and CCI).
No problem with leading, but my wife's gun fail to lock slide to the rear, sent off to sign for repair
The barrel must be machined slightly to small causing excessive heat through friction. I dont want to fault a company for giving me more quality for the same money. Everyone makes mistakes. Unless they refuse to fix their mistakes! I feel your frustration
This is why I’m getting the FN 502
You mean the Umarex 502?
FN dosen't even make it, Umarex actually makes them with the FN name on it.
@@pewpewTN Good. Umarex has more experience than anyone in the industry in making .22’s. Which probably explains why FN’s had none of these rudimentary problems. Sig had the Mosquito and that was absolutely terrible, now this is having rimlock and barrel fouling issues… They probably should’ve had Umarex make it.
Not one issue with mine. 1000 rounds strong. Sorry you had issues. I run Aguila 38 gr.
Russ, you try the Aguila 40 gr super extra yet? I get ok consistency with the 38 grain but the with the 40's i get like 4-5 light primer strikes per magazine. All my other 22lr pistols run the Aguila like a sewing machine.
@@robertpagel8951 The 40 gr ran good but I only shot 200 rounds. I had 3 lps. but the 38grn has been lights out for me.
Not normal at all! Even more high end .22lr pistols and rifles never experience something like this.
Remington Thunderbolt may now have an undeserved reputation these days. I haven't shot it in years, but historically it was somewhat lower tier bulk .22lr food (always worked fine for me as budget plinking ammo, but dirty). Since Vista Outdoors (parent company of Federal, CCI and a LOT of others) owns Remington Ammo now, the quality should be on par with the rest of their products.
Hypothetically or logically correct anyway lol. I have a video with a side view of me shooting a bunch of 22 ammo. Thunderturds we’re still the dirtiest and smokiest rounds.
I've a question, is the lead from the barrel being damaged or is it residue from the bullets?
The barrel is brand new, so no on that point. And I don’t know why it’s leading up. Could be an oversized barrel, undersized, a little hiccup in machinery? Who knows. All I know is, bullets aren’t properly traversing the barrel. I’ve used all kinds of ammo, and they all lead up.
@@g4outdoors bummer, the specs looked really good on paper.
@@Mr-Nival I wouldn’t have one single thing bad to say about it if it didn’t lead up. It’s a nice handling gun.
TOOLS and Targets has the same problem
I'm just 300 rounds into mine since I just got it a few weeks ago. I am having feeding issues from time to time but no leading.
feeding issues are most likely from the magazine not being loaded just exactly right
@@TADDs101 Trust me, it was the ammo. Ran some Aguila through it and it ran just fine.
@@smartass6071 what ammo gave you the most trouble? Just curious
@@TADDs101 Remington Thunderbolt bulk ammo that was 20+ years old. The lead had some corrosion on it and it was tight in the chamber.
@@smartass6071 that makes sense lol
Same thing happened to the guy from tools and targets.
Maybe we should switch to decaff ?
What kind of child tosses his gun like that !?!?
This child!
Actually, if my child did that it would be a long time before they touched a gun again.
Whew, glad I didn’t trade for a new Sig 22
Damn! You and Tools and Targets both sent it in and supposedly fixed it. Both of you got extreme fouling.
Sorry man. I do appreciate truthful videos.
I seen how sig did tools and targets.. thats enough for me to never buy a sig
I believe with all my heart he would have been stuck with it had he not been a youtuber with a decent audience
Sig has gone started to go down hill for some time now I know 2 people that are having some kind of trouble with these sigs this I why I’ll stick to my Glocks my gen 3 G23 bought in 1998 is still Al original no problems at all thousands of rounds have gone through it
Every single mag through mine has light primer strikes. I want to chuck it like you did
Feels good!! Lol.
They messed up forging those barrels , common on those, should get the run around from Sig.
Just found your channel big blue thumbs up hit the subscribe like It a lot brother check with tools and targets he just did the same exact thing
I watched his review after I did mine so I wouldn’t have any influence on my review. I don’t think it a fluke lol. Sig is going to be replacing a ton of barrels it looks like!
The sig mosquito was a pile of garbage. Hope you get it figured out.
😆 🤣 poor red dot
Purchase a bore scope and then you will be able to show absolute proof of what is happening
You sure that's lead, and not bullet lube/coating?
It's 100% lead.
The coating won't build up that much.
TX22 FTW!
I'd just like to be a fly on the wall at the Sig plant listening to what gets said by the machinists about this at their meetings. At Ruger, somebody would've already had a Come To Jesus meeting with the plant manager about WTF out of spec barrels keep finding their way into embarrassing (to the company) RUclips videos. A really great company will reach out and put forth the effort to solve the problem and make customers happy. Shit companies try to blame the customer and sweep the problem under the rug.
You’re not the only one who’s having problems with that gun another guy from RUclips channel has the same problem he got it back from the factory He had the same problem in no time, I think I’ll stick to my mark 2 and it’s 40 years old
You’re late to the show Amado! Time to subscribe lol.
@@g4outdoors I know but I just had to say good luck
@@g4outdoors Oh I forgot to tell you I did subscribe
@@amadoleon8981 Heck yea!! Thanks!
Getting my 322 back from Sig any day. They had my gun for a full day, that's it, so I have no expectations. The email informing me of this had an attachment with no explanation of what was done or corrected. Maybe it will be in the case. Idk. I have a feeling the gun just won't be very reliable. More of a toy than a weapon.
That is all mine was bought for was a “toy”. Any ruger mark series is a better option for quality and accuracy.
@@g4outdoors Haha. This was supposed to replace a Mark 3. I think I'll move the optic to the Ruger. Oh well...