From my understanding is the barrel is easily field strippable and able to be interchanged with different caliber barrels and most likely a different set of belts for different calibers but I have yet to see the design implemented if I had a 3D printer I would do it all myself and turn it into a 30cal and up the fps with a unregulated regulator come on SIG!! Ps it literally says multi caliber on the rifle.
Canceled an order for this plus accessories about a month ago. Bought a Hatsan Blitz instead. Yeah different price range but in light of what I just saw, I made the right decision. This gun looks nice but it's performance seems to be a bit weak. If 600 plus fps is all it can do, so be it. The co2 version is comparable to this and I have two versions on that. Nice demo. Helped to reaffirm my decision not to purchase.
If i can get 38fpe with 30shots take my money.. For their first pcp it should have been better in power department i mean come on diana stromrider .22 gen2 synthetic $170 30fpe come on sig make a different tank with hunting power
They could make a barrel shroud air tank like it would look like a shroud but it would be pressurized you could put the Mcx collapsable stock and a adjustable regulator in the back to do quick changes to FPS all would fit in the gun to make it look identical to a real steel
I am a huge fan of Sig Sauer Air also. Own a P226, P320, M17, X-Five and MCX .177 co2 ASPs.. So I know that these never come without issues of somesorts. This .22 Virtus was a huge thing back when it was introduced. But I really dunno anymore if this is a new thing or not. This seemed as an unboxing video of something new. But somehow it seemed that as if the UK got the first batch ever manufactured - and then some few US citizens got the leftovers of that first batch. I heard a newer batch (or "issue") would come out this summer - but I also got the info it shoulda been upgraded a bit on the accuracy and especially the power output.. Well, apparently not.. Meh.. Bummer.. Never considered buying an HPA kit for my .177 co2 MCX, until now. My .177 shoots hard enough. Only the fast cooling of the co2 is keeping it down from being badass nowadays. This .22 Virtus could have also been a .177 if asked me. The bigger projectile just somehow seems to keep it's performance down since not shooting much faster than this. The local (around €650) price of the Virtus just seems a bit too high for me. And I also oughta then buy the equipment to fill the airtank. Mostly I am just interested in how this .22 is internally different from the old .177 co2 model. The co2 model has become very familiar to me thru the years.. That box of the co2 MCX that briefly was shown.. A bit different design than what I got back in the days. I do have heard about small internal changes in those too. Oughta buy myself another one of those someday. Only about €289 - and I got the needed stuff for that one already...
Looks like a fun air rifle Rossi. Mooore power for sure but the rifle looks good. I think you need to take a week long family trip to a neighboring state with no fear restrictions. Have your production team meet up and spend one of the days just filming Air rifles. Go have some fun before "Red Dawn" comes to CA, LOL!!!!
@@FreedomAirguns you use your phone like normal. And its laptop Lol OK .. every thing you wrote down and still plays only one side ha got Jacked. Hey you ever heard of KISS stands for KEEP IT SIMPLE STUPID . I was just trying to let you know . Then you go on talkn about the flux capacitor. probably loosing views not that it matter l dont know. It sounds to me when you name off all that stuff your phonblet has its worst because it still didnt get it right .
Bigger caliber!!! Please bigger caliber!!! Again bigger caliber!!! Just so you don’t forget: bigger caliber!!! At least .35 but ideal .50. Same mag, same design, same gun. The “ Walgreens world” would be full auto but semi auto I’m happy enought. Sig should make a line of PCP air guns for home defense, for people that can’t have fire arm. After those anarchistic protester groups saying they will come to the suburbs, people would not mind paying $500-$800 for a gun like that.
.50 ? You can get a Milsig M17A2 2019 version(if you can still find any) or the new M5. Load it with Grimburg's less lethal rounds (.68) and you can have 32 joules or more out of it. For the AR style look, the T15 is another good choice, being a 1-to-1 replica. Milsig's are all full auto, out of the box, while the T15 is a semi-only rifle (can be modded to full-auto). People often forget that paintball markers are pneumatic weapons too. Personally though, I really like smaller calibers.The .22 is the best compromise. Less air resistance (drag and friction), faster bullet, better range. Only the .356 can beat it, but they're trying to sell these all over the world without too many restrictions. A bigger cal would mean less units sold. You can buy this MCX Virtus in many countries without restrictions, even in Europe, for example. Anything above 22/24 joules would keep them out of the "free" market.
0:56 / 23:47 SIG SAUER MCX Virtus: How do you do? I am your next favorite airgun! Rossi: Come on! I mean COME ON! Me: I like the looks. I like the manufacturer. The price for firepower, not so much. But come on! It appears to be lots of fun.
I just bought the MCX and a hand pump not sure how to use it right but when I put a little air in the tank and tried to screw the tank on the gun it sounds like air is coming out any ideas
Seal replacement kit required I did it on my MPX does not leak on 1100 psi air and Co2 whichever I prefer but power still very low Fps but great looking and fun plinker.
Nice, but ehh I'm never getting a AR style airgun. I kinda don't want to be shooting in the backyard and have s brush in with the law. I just don't know I have a Gamo Mach 1 with a UTG scope which can indeed outshoot an ASP 20 and a Beretta 92A1 umerex which I've done a lot to. But it really looks fun but my family won't let it in the house even if I'm in my mid 20s
No, paintball gun doesn't typically have enough psi. for Nitrogen you just need a bottle that is safe for Nitrogen and I don't know if that one is...but if you had a nitro bottle attached, it should work.
@@americanairgunner Thank you for clarifying this. I was already complaining about the quality of Sig's airguns, but I think I just got a lemon. I am not able to figure out why is the tank moving around. It seems to tighten properly, but even when fully threaded in, it moves about an eight of an inch to all sides which makes it rattle when moving the gun around. I'll give this gun a second try and see if I have any other manufacturer issues this time. Seems to be a great gun, but QC so far seems to be an issue at Sig. Let's see when the replacement arrives.
@@caseG80 They sent me a replacement that also wobbles. I learnt how to live with is. I am designing a 3d printed ring that will hold the bottle into place.
Your uncomfortable way to introduce this gun tells a lot : even with its agressive look (apart the bottle) 12 fps makes it a poor backyard plinking toy. For the price... ?! I found the Hatsan invader auto a better solution in PCP auto airgun needs for almost the same price. And did'nt wait 2 years for it.
From my understanding is the barrel is easily field strippable and able to be interchanged with different caliber barrels and most likely a different set of belts for different calibers but I have yet to see the design implemented if I had a 3D printer I would do it all myself and turn it into a 30cal and up the fps with a unregulated regulator come on SIG!! Ps it literally says multi caliber on the rifle.
I’m with you on wanting a 30 cal pcp.
Maybe use the PCP cylinder from the Phoenix Mark 2 Lever Action rifles. As they would just about fit inside the recoil buffer tube of an AR.
They could make a tank like the Leshiy 2
Now the question is whether or not the regulator is adjustable without affecting function
It’s not setup for adjustability but I’m sure someone will figure it out.
Canceled an order for this plus accessories about a month ago. Bought a Hatsan Blitz instead. Yeah different price range but in light of what I just saw, I made the right decision. This gun looks nice but it's performance seems to be a bit weak. If 600 plus fps is all it can do, so be it. The co2 version is comparable to this and I have two versions on that. Nice demo. Helped to reaffirm my decision not to purchase.
How loud is your Blitz? Considering one, but it's got to be semi-backyard friendly.
@@geoffkim4327 full auto is extremely loud (for airguns) semi auto is just kinda loud
love your videos keep up the good work from south africa
If i can get 38fpe with 30shots take my money.. For their first pcp it should have been better in power department i mean come on diana stromrider .22 gen2 synthetic $170 30fpe come on sig make a different tank with hunting power
LOOOOVVVE MINE!!! Just got it and the trigger is a little of a tug but nothing to knock it about.... Thanks
They could make a barrel shroud air tank like it would look like a shroud but it would be pressurized you could put the Mcx collapsable stock and a adjustable regulator in the back to do quick changes to FPS all would fit in the gun to make it look identical to a real steel
How about installing a 4500 psi tank with a 2800 psi output!
Have u tried it
Fun looking gun!
OKAY let's Go! TAC TAC TAC!
Show us a power mod take the stoppers out that reg and letter rip
I am a huge fan of Sig Sauer Air also. Own a P226, P320, M17, X-Five and MCX .177 co2 ASPs.. So I know that these never come without issues of somesorts.
This .22 Virtus was a huge thing back when it was introduced. But I really dunno anymore if this is a new thing or not. This seemed as an unboxing video of something new. But somehow it seemed that as if the UK got the first batch ever manufactured - and then some few US citizens got the leftovers of that first batch. I heard a newer batch (or "issue") would come out this summer - but I also got the info it shoulda been upgraded a bit on the accuracy and especially the power output.. Well, apparently not.. Meh.. Bummer..
Never considered buying an HPA kit for my .177 co2 MCX, until now. My .177 shoots hard enough. Only the fast cooling of the co2 is keeping it down from being badass nowadays. This .22 Virtus could have also been a .177 if asked me. The bigger projectile just somehow seems to keep it's performance down since not shooting much faster than this. The local (around €650) price of the Virtus just seems a bit too high for me. And I also oughta then buy the equipment to fill the airtank. Mostly I am just interested in how this .22 is internally different from the old .177 co2 model. The co2 model has become very familiar to me thru the years..
That box of the co2 MCX that briefly was shown.. A bit different design than what I got back in the days. I do have heard about small internal changes in those too. Oughta buy myself another one of those someday. Only about €289 - and I got the needed stuff for that one already...
Hahahah. Love mine here in the UK - its not so semi as yours but mad and LOUD man!
Metal band inside magazine on Sig P 320 broke on first loading! HOPE! for PCP!
wonder if I could use my 68ci paintball tank on it....
Looks like a fun air rifle Rossi. Mooore power for sure but the rifle looks good. I think you need to take a week long family trip to a neighboring state with no fear restrictions. Have your production team meet up and spend one of the days just filming Air rifles. Go have some fun before "Red Dawn" comes to CA, LOL!!!!
Are you in hollywierd or back in Ft. Smith?
LA now
When is the accuracy test?
Coming
I would buy if it wasn't reg to 12flbs. maybe it can be modded? FYI a girls thin hair shruggie works perfect for the fx chrony
Just buy a new stock for it brother.. 13ci air tank stock will work. Google it and you find something easy.
ide watch this but you only have audio on the left side . and that drives me crazy!
Yeah, small annoyance, but you can adjust it in the audio mixer of your operating system if it bothers you. :P
@@FreedomAirguns I use my phone like a normal person ..audio mixer lol
@@victorpatrickgammon I use my phone like a normal person: it's a laptop x86_64, with a quectel evb 4g, data and GNSS ! XD
Hello ? XD
@@FreedomAirguns you use your phone like normal. And its laptop Lol OK .. every thing you wrote down and still plays only one side ha got Jacked. Hey you ever heard of KISS stands for KEEP IT SIMPLE STUPID . I was just trying to let you know . Then you go on talkn about the flux capacitor. probably loosing views not that it matter l dont know. It sounds to me when you name off all that stuff your phonblet has its worst because it still didnt get it right .
Bigger caliber!!! Please bigger caliber!!! Again bigger caliber!!! Just so you don’t forget: bigger caliber!!! At least .35 but ideal .50. Same mag, same design, same gun. The “ Walgreens world” would be full auto but semi auto I’m happy enought. Sig should make a line of PCP air guns for home defense, for people that can’t have fire arm. After those anarchistic protester groups saying they will come to the suburbs, people would not mind paying $500-$800 for a gun like that.
.50 ? You can get a Milsig M17A2 2019 version(if you can still find any) or the new M5. Load it with Grimburg's less lethal rounds (.68) and you can have 32 joules or more out of it. For the AR style look, the T15 is another good choice, being a 1-to-1 replica. Milsig's are all full auto, out of the box, while the T15 is a semi-only rifle (can be modded to full-auto).
People often forget that paintball markers are pneumatic weapons too.
Personally though, I really like smaller calibers.The .22 is the best compromise. Less air resistance (drag and friction), faster bullet, better range. Only the .356 can beat it, but they're trying to sell these all over the world without too many restrictions. A bigger cal would mean less units sold. You can buy this MCX Virtus in many countries without restrictions, even in Europe, for example. Anything above 22/24 joules would keep them out of the "free" market.
Top off air tank then you may get higher chrony numbers
0:56 / 23:47
SIG SAUER MCX Virtus: How do you do? I am your next favorite airgun!
Rossi: Come on! I mean COME ON!
Me: I like the looks. I like the manufacturer. The price for firepower, not so much. But come on! It appears to be lots of fun.
If they could just make a .22/.25/.30 for slugs they would sell so many of these
i got a sig a few month ago and its great next i got a hatsan blitz and now i got a sig for sale
blitz is hands way better except for cost
I just bought the MCX and a hand pump not sure how to use it right but when I put a little air in the tank and tried to screw the tank on the gun it sounds like air is coming out any ideas
Seal replacement kit required I did it on my MPX does not leak on 1100 psi air and Co2 whichever I prefer but power still very low Fps but great looking and fun plinker.
Hope I can get a quick reply.....is it ok to fill the external tank while attached to the gun?
Yes
I think I know what I'm asking my family for this year for Christmas
Look at the semi auto marauder as well...
Nice, but ehh I'm never getting a AR style airgun. I kinda don't want to be shooting in the backyard and have s brush in with the law. I just don't know I have a Gamo Mach 1 with a UTG scope which can indeed outshoot an ASP 20 and a Beretta 92A1 umerex which I've done a lot to. But it really looks fun but my family won't let it in the house even if I'm in my mid 20s
Mantap lek....
Like 🖒🖒🖒👉👉👉....
how is the build quality compared to the MCX/MPX CO2?
GREAT!! I'd say the build is better.
van u use a paint ball tank with this rifle or nitrogen?
No, paintball gun doesn't typically have enough psi. for Nitrogen you just need a bottle that is safe for Nitrogen and I don't know if that one is...but if you had a nitro bottle attached, it should work.
I just got one and the tank wobbles around when tighten.. Is this normal?
no it's not. I'd call and send back if you can't tighten.
@@americanairgunner Thank you for clarifying this. I was already complaining about the quality of Sig's airguns, but I think I just got a lemon. I am not able to figure out why is the tank moving around. It seems to tighten properly, but even when fully threaded in, it moves about an eight of an inch to all sides which makes it rattle when moving the gun around.
I'll give this gun a second try and see if I have any other manufacturer issues this time. Seems to be a great gun, but QC so far seems to be an issue at Sig. Let's see when the replacement arrives.
@@P_double_H did they send you a replacement my gun has same wobble? Thanks cheers
@@caseG80 They sent me a replacement that also wobbles. I learnt how to live with is. I am designing a 3d printed ring that will hold the bottle into place.
you need to step up your airgun accessories you need to digital scale
Your uncomfortable way to introduce this gun tells a lot : even with its agressive look (apart the bottle) 12 fps makes it a poor backyard plinking toy.
For the price... ?!
I found the Hatsan invader auto a better solution in PCP auto airgun needs for almost the same price.
And did'nt wait 2 years for it.
I ordered one. the last thing I ordered. I hate. Never buy a Sigg mosquito 22 pistol. junk it will only shoot CCI bullets
Hello....
Would you sell it sig sauer virtus mcx pcp air gun to me ...? I like it very much.. I hope you will sell it to me
Order it...they are shipping now
Where can I order it....?
sdr alan shop.americanairgunner.com/sig-sauer-asp-mcx-virtus-pcp-air-rifle-0-22/
2mower would be good lol
Terrible rifle so many review on a rifle that is good just for the look.
Terrible rifle so many review on a rifle that is good just for the look.