SIG Sauer ProForce P320 M18 MHS Airsoft GBB Pistol (Model: Tan / Green Gas / Competition Package)

"Overall a very good pistol. Shoots accurately and feels good in the hand, as well as sturdy feel. However, it just plain doesn’t work in anything under 10 degrees Fahrenheit. Other than that no problems at all.

"(Read my other review) ok so I’m back with an update, the pistol is still going strong no issues at all. When rapid firing to might run into maybe 1 bb not firing out of the 10 trigger pulls. But pace your shots and this will be one of your best pistols IMO.
Have a good day :)

"I would recommend this pistol to someone either trying to make a Milsim kit or just prefers the m18 over most other pistols (like me). I want to start this review by say saying it feels soloist even though the e lower is polymer it holds well and is very snappy when firing. The disassembly is a bit tough on the first few try’s.
Pros:
Well put together pistol
Snappy when fired
Similar weight to the real sig Sauer m18
Compatible with both m17 28 round magazines and m17 21 round magazines.
Best pro yet is that its a m18 :)
Faster shipping than any other pistol I have purchased thanks Evike ( I used free shipping and it was here in 3 days!)
Cons none yet will update after my first few matches with This pistol

"Got this one in a open box mystery box 10/10 works great already dropped it a few times on concrete so I’d say it’s pretty durable

"I've got five of these with varying levels of aftermarket parts. It's really awesome to see the airsoft version get such extensive support since the real steel gun is so modular. Shoots great on CO2 and it's really my most enjoyable pistol platform

"Great pistol, great replica. It is nearly 100% identical to my real-steel M18. The colors are not the same, however. I am not sure if that has been changed since I bought it, but the frame and slide colors are not identical to the real gun. The trigger is also slightly mushy/tough. It is quite dissimilar to the real M18's trigger.

Overall though, this is a great GBB pistol. I would recommended it for sure.

"I love the thing because it is as close as someone could get to the real p320.

Pros:
Good punch from recoil
accurate
1:1 with the real P320 in size and handling
Feels good on the hand
all controls are easy to locate/operate
clear sights

Cons:
Gas efficiency isn't as good as I thought it would be, but it still lasts long enough for a game at my field.

Overall, I feel like this is a quality product that serves its purpose as a training device and a solid gun for airsoft. If I could, I would rate it 4.9 stars, only because of the minor issue with the gas efficiency.

"Good airsoft gun, some gimmicks to it but over all good. Just make sure you get a 13mm negative thread adaptor if you want to attach a barrel attachment. Feels very balanced and has no audible racket while shaken unlike most airsoft handguns.

"Finally got around to shoot this today after having it for almost a week, put about 150 rounds through it. I may be biased as this is my first gbb pistol and I own a real p320, but I love it so far. The ergonomics are perfect, the stippling feels great, almost everything is perfect. The grip (and gun in general) seem very chunky and wide in pictures, however having it in hand it it nice and thin in width and height, I've heard the grip is rather big but I have medium sized hands and very short fingers and its not uncomfortable to me. The performance is still kind of a mystery to me, I shot it out to about 60 ft and it was doing all right, however I was using .20g's and could tell the wind gust was part of the blame for any inaccuracy. The kick is very nice, its not too hard where it could become annoying in game but enough to justify it being a training piece. The trigger pull is *noicee* and responsive, I love it. Despite the common problem being the slide not locking back, this only happens to me less than 25% of the time, and there is a mod to prevent this, which should be done anyway so the slide release doesn't only hold on one side (if you own you definitely know what I mean) Now to a pro con list for all the people who don't want to read an idiot go on and on.

PROS:
1:1 replica (no seriously its almost perfect)
sturdy construction, nothing rattles or wiggles
nice sound, has a pretty unique metallic click clack sound
sights, all i need to say. They're great
Trigger
Nice blowback
accurate
comes soaked in oil, i removed it to oil myself but if you don't think that's necessary I don't blame you
crisp everything


CONS: (alot of this is to do with the mags... i really hate the mags)
questionable gas efficiency (I can get 30rds out of one load and 16 out of the same mag later)
poor quality feed lips, I have not experienced this but many others say if you let go of the spring you break them, just don't try it
no lock down, really wish I could lock it to the bottom when loading instead of holding it especially with the already mentioned issues
wobbly baseplate, this really annoys me, like alot
barrel assembly spring, there's a tiny spring at the bottom of the barrel assembly, this can pop off and cause the barrel assembly to be VERY loose, I believe this is how the other reviewers hop up assembly broke and flew out
safety, maybe its just my short thumbs but this is impossible to use in the firing position
hop-up, not sure if theres a better option for gbbps but its really annoying to fine tune

Thats about it, id definitely recommend it!

"Great gun. I bought the longer outer barrel and put in a 100mm inner tight bore. Add the red dot and you're done. I had to keep the stock bucking because everything I tried (Modify, Maple leaf) wouldn't let the hop up close properly. Get the M17 mags. They are listed as having the same capacity as the M18 mags but they actually hold 30+ bb's. The stock outer barrel does not accept a tracer even with an adaptor.

"I love this gun. Get the longer outer barrel and put in a 100mm inner barrel. All the buckings I tried wouldn't let the hopup close properly so you'll have to keep the stock bucking. Get the red dot too and you're done.

"I could not be happier! I received exactly what was advertised at an excellent price!

From Evike, I purchased the Airsoft green gas blow back version of the Sig Sauer M18. It is a less expensive and safer way for me to train on the real Sig Sauer M18 that I already own. Evike supplied a SIG ProForce M18 gas blow back hand gun with a magazine, manufactured by Sig Sauer, that is almost identical to the real weapon. What they advertised on their website was exactly what I received.

Also, their Customer Service folks are fantastic! I live in an area where the US Postal Service (USPS) does not deliver mail to my house (Rural mail delivery). When I saw that Evike was sending the shipment via UPS smart delivery (where the USPS delivers to my house) I knew the USPS would send the shipment back as "undeliverable." I pick up the phone and spoke with an Evike customer service representative who immediately re-routed the shipment so it would be delivered to my house via UPS. Many thanks!

There is no doubt in my mind that I will be purchasing more Airsoft weapons from Evike in the future!

"This is a very good replica. I have the M18 firearm. The weight and overall dimensions and most of the markings are the same. The only obvious differences are that the airsoft sights are smaller and fixed and aren’t night sights. The mount plate also has a different shape. The polymer part of the airsoft is also a bit darker colored. As far as markings go, the only difference is that the firearm says “P320” as well as “M18.” The airsoft gun shoots great. I like how I can use the extended green gas magazine from my M17.

"After seeing Sig Sauer had released their Proforce P320-M18, I immediately traded in my P320-M17 to pre-order this. Only difference is a shorter slide and it comes with 17rd magazine, but I think the strenuously long wait for it's arrival was worth it.
Just like the P320-M17, this pistol is a great shot. It fits the carry theme quite nicely. It's ergonomic and easy to manipulate. Though I was really hoping that this pistol would fix the liability issues with the P320-M17 and it's 21rd magazine.
The new P320-M18 17rd magazines are visually pleasing, but still have fragile plastic feed lips with no way to fix them, wobbly base plates, and stiff feeding springs that easily slip out of your grip. The magazines are the only downsides of both the P320-M17, and the P320-M18. I'm hoping that Sig will listen to the many warning of fragile magazines, and will work on the quality control to make better awesome airsoft replicas. I believe Proforce has lots of potential!
Looking forward to the red dot coming out soon. :)

"I just received my Proforce M18 and it's so far, so good. For those who may be wondering, I also have the M17, and everything is interchangable (including green gas & Co2 mags) with the exception of the barrel and recoil assembly for obvious reasons. The diameter of the recoil rod is also noticably larger when view the muzzle end of the pistol. It did initially have an issue locking back on the last round, but after breaking it in with a few shots and working the slide, it worked fine. The thumb safety is also very stiff, but like the M17, I'm sure it will be smoother after breaking in. The action is also very crisp and smooth. The trigger is decent and hitting the wall is short, but there is some travel before the hammer actually engages. The trigger reset is not good because it can hardly be felt or heard. If you know any of the Elite Force/Umarex Glocks, then you know how positive the reset is. I wish it felt the same for this.

I cannot comment on FPS as I do not have a chronograph. However, the accuracy is good based on my ~ 10-15 ft range setup. I can make 1-2in groups.

Steel components: all of the recoil assembly with the exception of the aluminum wheel that engages the hopup, mock extractor, mock round indicator, slide catch, all springs and screws, hammer assembly and sear.

Aluminum components: magazine, trigger, takedown lever, thumb safety, magazine release, outer barrel, front and rear sights, sight plate, hopup wheel, chamber assembly, blowback assembly (with the exception of the plastic nozzle and slide plate), and the chassis inside the lower frame.