[Firearms Collector]

What Ammo are You using ?
That's the on;y P250 Model Sig still makes.
I think the only way to go up a caliber is an Exchange kit.

 

[exfed2002]

Bought a Sig 250-22lr, and been having feed problems, Does any body else has similar problems?

We really need more info on the type of feed problems. Mine has been pretty much 100% except with standard velocity ammo.

 

[Heathen]

We really need more info on the type of feed problems. Mine has been pretty much 100% except with standard velocity ammo.

Agreed, I have an 22 LR exchange kit for my P220, it definitely wants high velocity rimfire ammo in order to function correctly.

 

[exfed2002]

Agreed, I have an 22 LR exchange kit for my P220, it definitely wants high velocity rimfire ammo in order to function correctly.

I have a kit for my 229, and it basically is a single shot weapon without HV ammo (no you don't need MiniMags).

I bought an upper for my 250, and non-HV ammo allows you to do malfunction drills from time to time but HV is pretty much 100%.

One caution to those putting a CF upper on the P250-22. If the SCL has a small coil spring, you will have slide lockups on recoil. You need to get the button and stronger flat wire coil spring to keep the SCL from bouncing up (this is OEM on CF 250/320's).

Once you do this the weapon will be good to go with RF and CF ammo.

 

[KevinInCLT]

With mine, it's not just the velocity, but the weight of the round. I tried using high-velocity lower-weight CCI (25 grain) and got consistent failure to feed problems. On the other end, higher weight (40 grain) but Standard velocity worked ~9 out of 10 rounds. The only consistent round I've found is the Mini-Mag, with 40 gr and 1250 fps velocity.

 

[TN Paul]

Lube it and shoot it and see if it improves.

 

[Redcoat3340]

I've got one coming in the mail any day now. I'll let y'all know what I'm shooting through it and how it works after I have it out to the range this week.