Sig Sauer P322 Semi-Auto Pistol with Romeo Zero Elite Optic and Manual Safety

This pistol rocks! I love the mags holding 20 rounds, the grip feels perfect the trigger is smooth and the RMR site is easy to use

This does not come with the optics shield (can be ordered) or the original rear sight should you want to remove the optic and restore it to the original sight. I have noticed if you don’t load your cartridges perfectly the gun will jam. I clean it after each use and have not had any barrel fouling as others have reported. I still love this gun and the purchasing process was easy.

Shoots great and is well balanced. The only issue is that the red dot is not alligned with the sights. I will need to adjust the red dot to where the true shot placement is.

Sig, enough said. This pistol feels great and is balanced well. Make sure to load the magazines properly to avoid feeding issues.

Quality 22 pistol, great feel in hand,shot 3 types of ammo...cci 40gr round nose, winch. hollow points 36gr, and remington golden 36gr hp. all function well...no problems

Nothing but problems shooting the first time. Lots of FTF. Barrel leading and red dot not functioning properly.

Purchased a Christmas gift for my self. I like it so far. Shot five different ammo's and have had 12 out of maybe 400 rounds not fire. One Stove pipe. The sight though doesn't work as should. Can't get circle dot or their T.A.P. system to work. Waiting to hear back from Sig.

I BOUGHT THIS PISTOL BECAUSE I HAVE BEEN WANTING A .22LR PISTOL FOR A WHILE. I HEARD ABOUT THIS PISTOL COMING OUT AND I WAITED FOR IT. WELL WORTH IT THE PISTOL SHOOTS GREAT NO PROBLEMS WITH IT. THE FACT THAT IT IS SILENCER READY IS A HUGE PLUS AND IT SHOOTS GREAT WITH MY SILENCERCO SPARROW ON IT. I BOUGHT THE "ELITE" PACKAGE WHICH MEANS IT CAME WITH THE SIG ELITE READ MOUNTED ON IT FROM THE FACTORY. THE PISTOL WILL SHOOT ANY .22lr ammo you put in it. It is a little picky with subs but not that picky. SIG DID A GOOD JOB WITH THIS .22LR PISTOL!!

I’ve shot a few variations of .22 pistol with varying experience. Mark IV are great and reliable however the frame and experience are different from everything else. The 322 is right between a 320 and a 365xl, very close to the macro frame. Easy to take down and clean, very accurate right out of the box. The Romeo zero elite pairs nicely if you’re running a zero on your carry for practice. Have recommended to friends who have them now and it’s their new favorite too. Small learning curve loading the magazines but 20 rounds is unheard of in .22 pistols. 10/10

This is a great little gun. Unbelievably light. Thr romeo elite red dot was almost perfecrly sighted in as it came. Put a 100 rounds thru with only one failure to feed. Probably my fault. As compared to my tx22 that fails to feed on a regular basis witch I attribute to the magazines. Luckily my bil wants it and will pay about what it cost me. Another plus for the Sig is it's ease of disassembly and reassembly. for me the P322 is a no brainer.

Gun is good, a little finicky with loading mags. Ended up liking the FN 502 better since it has ambi controls. The optic on this is a joke. It’s not the actual Romeo zero elite that has shake awake, this one has an auto sleep feature that shuts it down after two hours of being on regardless of whether it is moving. Not a big deal if this is just a range gun and the optic is staying on it but I wanted to be able to use the optic on my carry gun and put my old carry optic on this one. No go there

Optics package does not include the rear sight filler plates. Better to get the P322 without the optic and buy a Shield RMSc/SMSc. Reliable with Mini-Mag, just take care to load the magazines properly. As a P365/P320 training pistol, the P322 is excellent. As a CCW pistol, it's a bit large and thick. Although it's rounds per size and weight are very close to the KelTec P17 (my preferred 22Lr pistol). Ambi safety and slide stop/release Reversible mag release