Sig Sauer MCX Virtus PCP Air Rifle

The Sig Sauer MCX Virtus .22 PCP is the latest expansion to the line of Sig Air precision Airguns, and the Virtus is the introduction of the Sig Air range into the PCP category of Airguns. The MCX Virtus PCP doubles the velocity of the previous CO2 models. The MCX PCP uses the Sig Sauer rapid fire pellet magazine making it a great tool for target shooting and ratting.

SPECIFICATION
EXPECTED ACCURACY

•Stealth Gray housing, handguard and buttstock •30-round RPM™ (Rapid Pellet Magazine) •Flip-up front and rear sights •Velocity up to 700fps (Sub 12 ft/lbs) •.22 Calibre •Overall Length 37.25” •Weight 7.5lbs •Rear Precharged Bottle with gauge & regulator
SIG RPM The Rapid Pellet Magazine uses
SIG’s patented pellet drive system.
Rifles come standard with one
magazine and refillable belt.
Accessory RPM (purchased separately)
includes three spare belts

UK SPECIFICATION & RATE OF FIRE

SPECIFICATION
EXPECTED ACCURACY

•Stealth Gray housing, handguard and buttstock •30-round RPM™ (Rapid Pellet Magazine) •Flip-up front and rear sights •Velocity up to 700fps (Sub 12 ft/lbs) •.22 Calibre •Overall Length 37.25” •Weight 7.5lbs •Rear Precharged Bottle with gauge & regulator
SIG RPM The Rapid Pellet Magazine uses
SIG’s patented pellet drive system.
Rifles come standard with one
magazine and refillable belt.
Accessory RPM (purchased separately)
includes three spare belts.

SPECIAL UK SPEC NOT SEMI-AUTO
UPDATE
We have been analysing the current legislation in regards to Airguns and in the spirit of doing the right thing for the industry have decided to modify the SIG SAUER VIRTUS PCP in order to reduce the rate of fire. Whilst this is not technically a legal requirement, we have chosen to make this decision and stand by it.
We have modified the trigger mechanism which means that in order for a second shot to be taken, you need to push the trigger forward. This still allows for fun shooting whilst slowing down the rate of fire at the same time as ensuring that this rifle does not breach the spirit of the law.
Due to the design of the VIRTUS and the RPM loading mechanism, each pellet is loaded into the magazine and this magazine acts as the chamber of the airgun. What this means is that the accuracy of the rifle will not be the same as what you could expect from a tradtional bolt action PCP where the pellet is seated in the chamber before being propelled.
Provisional testing has shown that we expect accuracy of approx 1.25” - 1.5” @ 20 Yards using certain pellets. This obviously will become larger the further the distance becomes