Accessories & Gear
Train Hard With SIG AIR’s Airsoft M17
If you carry concealed (or open, for that matter), you know that regular trigger time to keep your skills sharp is part of that responsibility–but ammo is expensive, and sometimes you just don’t feel like driving all the way to the range. That’s why SIG AIR‘s line of airsoft pistols makes so much sense, for SIG fans and backyard plinkers alike, and why I’m stoked to hear that SIG is now shipping the semi-automatic SIG AIR ProForce M17 airsoft pistol.
Designed for professional training, this high-end SIG AIR ProForce airsoft pistol is a replica of the U.S. Army issued P320-M17 9mm pistol in look, balance, and handling characteristics and engineered to SIG standards for precision, accuracy, and reliability.
The ProForce M17 features a polymer frame and metal slide with full blow-back action. The proprietary drop magazine holds 21 rounds of 6mm polymer or biodegradable BBs. An adjustable “hop-up” feature creates spin on the BBs for additional stabilization in flight, resulting in increased distance and accuracy. A Picatinny accessory rail allows for quick and easy accessory mounting, comes with an optic cut for the addition of the soon-to-be-released SIG AIR Red Dot Optic, and is available in 12g CO2 cartridge or green gas power options.
ProForce M17 Airsoft Pistol:
MSRP: $179.99
The ProForce M17 is available for purchase at the sigsauer.com/store.
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