SIG Air GBB ProForce M17 airsoft pistol (CO2 / Green Gas)

SIG Air represents the pinnacle of training replicas, drawing on SIG SAUER's expertise. The ProForce range faithfully reproduces the feel, dimensions, and behavior of real firearms, ideal for demanding airsoft sessions or advanced training exercises.

SIG Air ProForce M17 replica in GBB version with metal blowback slide, available in CO2 or Green Gas, Black or Tan finishes.

• Type: Airsoft pistol
• Models: CO2 Black, CO2 Tan, Green Gas Black, Green Gas Tan
• System: GBB (Gas Blowback)
• Construction: Metal cylinder head with cylinder head return
• Capacity: 21 marbles
• Power: Up to ~125 m/s (410 fps with CO2), ~97 m/s (320 fps with Green Gas)
• Sparclette: CO2 12 g (for CO2 version)
• Rail: Picatinny M1913
• Sights: Contrasting metallic
• Length: 216 mm
• Weight: 48 oz (~1360 g)

Inspired by the M17 military pistol

This replica faithfully reproduces the aesthetics of the M17 pistol adopted by the US military, featuring a metal blowback slide and a balance close to that of the real firearm. Available in black and tan versions, you can choose the style best suited to your tactical or training needs.

CO2 or Green Gas system: versatility and performance

Depending on the version chosen, you can propel your BBs using a 12g CO2 cartridge or a Green Gas magazine. CO2 generally offers higher power (up to ~410 fps), while Green Gas provides a smoother and more consistent recoil in warm environments.

Practical and efficient equipment

With an M1913 Picatinny rail under the frame, this replica is ready to accommodate a light, laser, or tactical accessory. The contrasting metal sights facilitate aiming in various lighting conditions, for accurate and responsive shooting.

Robust design and realistic feel

The metal construction of the slide with blowback mechanism provides a feel close to that of a real firearm, enhancing the experience during training or gameplay. The overall design maintains balanced ergonomics, remaining comfortable in the hand even during extended shooting sessions.

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