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Sig Mosquito

Post by Madcrab302 on Tue Feb 23, 2010 10:37 am

I'm thinking about getting a Sig Mosquito...anyone have one? Reliable?

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Re: Sig Mosquito

Post by Xd357 on Tue Feb 23, 2010 10:44 am

I've shot one(stykers6) and it shot very well. I think they have a small break in stage that you will need to use good ammo for. After that you should be ok. The gun feels very good in the hand.

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Re: Sig Mosquito

Post by Shooter on Tue Feb 23, 2010 11:15 am

After a few hundred rounds of CCI high velocity ammo mine will shoot almost anything. I like it a lot as aplinking pistol.

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Re: Sig Mosquito

Post by bubbat on Tue Feb 23, 2010 11:31 am

I have one, love it and have never had any problems with it.

They got a bad rep when they first came out. The early ones were very ammo picky and people didn't shoot CCI min mags in it(like the owners manual says) for a couple hundred rounds to break it in.
Since then Sig made some design changes and it seems most of the probelms have gone away. If you do get one, break it in with the Mini Mags, then you can find a bulk .22 it likes.

My only complaint about the gun is the cost of extra magazines.
$30 to $50 depending on where you find them and if they are steel or poly.

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Re: Sig Mosquito

Post by Xd357 on Tue Feb 23, 2010 2:15 pm

bubbat wrote:
My only complaint about the gun is the cost of extra magazines.
$30 to $50 depending on where you find them and if they are steel or poly.


ouch!

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Re: Sig Mosquito

Post by righttoown on Tue Feb 23, 2010 6:26 pm

Well I guess I am the only one that got a bad one. I had the tactical one and it was the worst gun I ever owned. I tried changing between the 2 different springs that came with and many different kinds of ammo, cleaned the heck, changed magazines out and still jammed constantly. CCI was the only thing that made one magazine through it. I traded it at a gun show for a Browning Buck Mark with the fluted barrel. I was happy to get rid of it!

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Re: Sig Mosquito

Post by Shooter on Wed Feb 24, 2010 4:54 am

Speaking of mags, I saw some Sig factory mags on the shelf at Academy in Mobile for $24 on Saturday. I paid more than that for Ruger factory MK II mags.

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Re: Sig Mosquito

Post by bubbat on Wed Feb 24, 2010 10:28 am

Shooter wrote:Speaking of mags, I saw some Sig factory mags on the shelf at Academy in Mobile for $24 on Saturday. I paid more than that for Ruger factory MK II mags.


They had mags for a Mosquito for $24? You should snapped those up, you coulda made a killin' on gunbroker. lol

The last one I bought at Academy for the Skeeter was $30

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Re: Sig Mosquito

Post by swede62 on Wed Mar 10, 2010 2:52 pm

I like mine so far. It really likes the CCI mini mags. I know that's what the factory recemends. I had to change out my front sight to get POI right. I Feel for you on the magazines. They are salty no doubt, but all SIG magazines are that way. I have tried bulk Remington ammo it didn't like it much, but I had failed to change the recoil spring(My Fault there). Other than that it's been a lot of fun. Another plus is that it's sooo much easier to put back togather than a Ruger.

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Re: Sig Mosquito

Post by Volzfan on Wed Mar 10, 2010 4:48 pm

My cousin has one and loves it! It's a bit picky about the ammo but he shoots CCI Mini Mag High Velocity in his and it does very well. Sure lets you put a lot of holes in paper for a lot less money!

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Re: Sig Mosquito

Post by jaym_100 on Sun May 30, 2010 12:51 am

Good pistol, but expensive mags

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Re: Sig Mosquito

Post by bonedust75 on Fri Jun 04, 2010 12:02 am

I am seriously considering getting a used one of these little suckers. If anyone finds a used one let me know the price please. and I had the P22 its also a good shooting little plinker look in on it.

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Re: Sig Mosquito

Post by Rw on Fri Jun 04, 2010 2:16 pm

I'm thinking about one myself, it can be worse than that pos p22 I had.

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Re: Sig Mosquito

Post by swede62 on Mon Jun 07, 2010 1:22 am

Slngblde wrote:I'm thinking about one myself, it can be worse than that pos p22 I had.

I haven't heard too many negatives on the P22 I just liked the way the SIG fit my hand better. Also because I have full size one and wanted to be able to practice cheaper.

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Re: Sig Mosquito

Post by Rw on Mon Jun 07, 2010 1:30 am

Ive done a little more reading since i wrote that, ill be going witha ruger for my next .22 pistol. The p22 i had had numerous issues, this wasnt an older gun either... it was made may of 09 if i remeber right. It wouldnt feed anything reliably and when it would feed it would either skip a round or fail to eject. The majority of its problems were a faulty barrel(chamber was on the short sideand throat was cut a little off) There was also a good bit of casting flash and general roughness inside, it was much smoother once i polished that out , but still wasnt reliable. It was sent back to s&w and sold as soon as it was returned. It wasnt remotely impressive in any way other than accuracy, i expected much more for what it cost. I wouldnt buy another at 50% off.

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Re: Sig Mosquito

Post by swede62 on Mon Jun 07, 2010 3:36 am

I understand once you have bad experience it's hard to look at any other way.

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Re: Sig Mosquito

Post by righttoown on Mon Jun 07, 2010 5:36 pm

Well here you go, good luck!

http://www.aimsurplus.com/product.aspx?item=F1SigMosquito&groupid=3

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Re: Sig Mosquito

Post by JKtruck150 on Sat Feb 18, 2012 8:15 pm

I bought an OD mosquito today. Traded in my P22 plus some cash to get it. I liked my P22, but it was a bit small for me and I lost 2 of the 3 sights; they kept just popping out.

Went to trade it in on an OD glock 23. The glock was gone, so I came home with the Mosquito instead. At least I still have a .22 pistol around.


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Re: Sig Mosquito

Post by squirt14 on Sun Feb 19, 2012 2:06 pm

I would give the GSG 1911 a look. Youtube has many videos on this one and i have never heard of it being picky on ammo. Everyone says it shoots bulk pack really well and is the quietest host for a supressor. The old ones had a few problems with parts but they have fixed that now.

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