74 Reviews. Average Rating:  [ 4.4 of 5 Stars!]
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Reviewed By: steve h on 03/25/2017
Rating: [ 5 of 5 Stars!]
Great gun, no FTF or FTE. I had heard some of these guns were having problems but this one functions flawlessly. Handled all ammo well. Accurate and fun to shoot. Great practice gun if you own a 226.
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Reviewed By: Scott T on 04/05/2016
Rating:  [ 1 of 5 Stars!]
I bought the mosquito as it has similar operations to my P226. I hoped to use as a teaching tool. If you want a gun that miss-feeds, miss-fires, fails to clear the spent casing and is altogether a total failure this is it. It has been back to SIG twice but works no better. I was going to sell or get rid of but has turned out to be a great teaching tool - it exhibits every failure possible. I love me Sig P226 and would not trade it for anything. If you want a reliable .22 avoid the mosquito it has been nothing but a total disappointment.
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Reviewed By: Paul C on 03/04/2016
Rating: [ 5 of 5 Stars!]
Received this firearm 2 months ago and have since then put over 1,000 rounds through the Sig Mosquito. Many of the literature you read is somewhat correct - that it is slightly picky with the ammunition when breaking it in. I had the best experience with CCI Mini Mags - and they can be difficult to find. Lower grain .22LR sometimes had difficulty cycling in the gun which had to be manually cleared. Past the 500 round mark, it was a bit less picky. The firearm is well balanced and fairly accurate with some slight adjustment of the rear sight. The item, although purchased from Buds, was actually shipped from a completely different supplier - I thought FFL dealer had the wrong firearm. Despite that small confusion, I'd recommend the Sig Mosquito and Bud's - always a great deal.
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Reviewed By: William H on 03/03/2016
Rating:  [ 4 of 5 Stars!]
Good gun, shoots great would buy again
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Reviewed By: Richard G on 02/15/2016
Rating: [ 5 of 5 Stars!]
took this sig to range today shot about 200 rounds used CCI mini mag, no problem at all great PISTOL. fast shipping from Bud's AAAAA +
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Reviewed By: Dean T on 01/23/2016
Rating: [ 5 of 5 Stars!]
I think this is one of the best 22 s out there
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Reviewed By: robert z on 12/26/2015
Rating: [ 5 of 5 Stars!]
Took this sig mosquito to the range. Fired 150 rds of Federal 40 grn 22 lr bullets. Had 2 bullets that would not fit into the mag. HMM. To long. I never had this problem. Factory defect I guess.
The mosquito shot point of aim consistantly. I put a sig laser on it and it was off (low) about 3in at 20 yards. I will correct this later.This gun had none of the problems i
have been reading about. Jams, feed problems ect. I had 1 fail to fire. Tried it again, same bullet, did not fire. Checked the bullet, 2 hits but no fire. A bad round. This is a very light
hand gun. It seems accurate, and reliable. for the money I recommend it especially for new shooters learning to shoot auto pistols. It is a well made pistol.
bob
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Reviewed By: Harry W on 06/02/2015
Rating: [ 5 of 5 Stars!]
Very fast shipping from Bud's. Sig Mosquito is a great little gun.
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Reviewed By: Robert A on 06/01/2015
Rating: [ 1 of 5 Stars!]
To start with Bud's was great as always. The Sig Mosquito should be called the Sig Maybe, maybe it will work, maybe it won't. I never fired more the seven rounds without some type of failure. After filing and polishing the feed ramp and cleaning up the edges of the magazine it works great. But when I buy a new firearm from a company like Sig Sauer I expect it to work out of the box.
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Reviewed By: Hector G on 01/04/2015
Rating: [ 5 of 5 Stars!]
Great pistol. I've had the same obvious issues as everyone else, but I'm about 1000 rds into it now and Issues almost non existent. Buds was awesome as always!
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