I bought the 10 round version of the P322 so I'd have a pistol that's similar to my P365XL for inexpensive practice. I also bought two 20 round magazines since their external dimensions are identical to the 10 round mags, The only differences are the follower spring and the longer open slot required for the follower guide button. I will say that you need to be very careful when loading the 20 round mags so that the rounds stack properly. Otherwise, you'll have lots of jams. The owner's manual does emphasize the proper loading technique and there are a couple of good videos on You Tube that cover this. I fired 3 different brands of .22 ammo with no issues there at all. Can't say what accuracy differences there might be since my shooting session was strictly a functional test. Besides, if I want to shoot for accuracy (bullseye shooting), I have three very good target pistols for that purpose. Having the ability to dry fire the P322 is a nice feature and I'd recommend using the special "chamber flag" for that purpose. I'm quite happy with the pistol since it does everything I wanted it for.

The first 3 shots was getting used to the flat trigger and reset of the trigger then you can see for urself how accurate it is. I'd say not bad for offhand shooting at 20yds. No failure to feeds, no need to adjust sights from factory setting. 3rd sig I own and impressed by every one of them so far

The jury is still out as I have only shot it once and did get multiple failures to feed, though not uncommon with a .22LR. Trigger is great and of course no recoil. The biggest issue is that the slide closes when you insert a magazine or look at it wrong. Apparently a known issue that Sig refuses to address. As always Bud's is A all the way through.

First positives: The gun feels great in hand, fit and finish is top notch, trigger is similar to p320. The biggest negative, however, is that it fails to cycle even the most reliable ammo (CCI Mini-Mag, which seemed to always work with most other 22lr pistols I've had). Now, I still have only put about 150 rounds through it, so perhaps we're still in a break in period - but my S&W M&P 22 was perfect out of the box, so I'm spoiled by that. Overall very pleasant to shoot when it does work.

sig qaulity as usual

Sweet little.22! The Sig 322 feels and handles like a full size weapon with a small recoil. Very economical way to stay focused on your shooting And stay sharp.