The SIG MPX was a “no show” at the 2013 Media Day, but I have been promised that the guns will be on the floor of the SHOT Show tomorrow. So, I will be able to get my hands on them then and let you know how they feel. I will also bring you more pictures of the guns then.
For now, I can share these photos that were provided to me by SIG Sauer.
“The next generation of submachine gun is here,” states a SIG Sauer video demonstrating the all new SIG MPX. The SIG MPX is a new submachine gun that the company is expected to show off at next week’s SHOT Show.
There are a number of features that really set this gun apart from others in this category. First, according to the video, the SIG MPX is the world’s first submachine gun to work with a fully closed and locked rotating bolt system. The gun uses the SIG Sauer short stroke gas piston system that the company has used on their other rifles. There is a last round hold open.
SIG MPX is the official name of the new SIG Sauer submachine gun that has been rumored ahead of the 2013 SHOT Show. I have been in contact with sources at SIG Sauer, who have confirmed both the gun and the new name.
For those not familiar with the information on this new SMG, the SIG MPX will be a pistol-caliber sub-gun with controls very similar to those of an AR-15. The first run of guns will be chambered in 9mm, .40 S&W and .357 SIG.
A photo of the new SIG SMG from Tactical-Life.com. Visit Tactical-Life for more pictures.
Just when I think I can’t be surprised, I get an e-mail about the new SIG SMG. The new SIG SMG is a submachine gun being introduced by SIG Sauer at the 2013 SHOT Show in Las Vegas.
The SIG rep I corresponded with advised the new SMG is very innovative, with an easy to learn system, great ergonomics and AR-15 style controls.
According to the photos I have seen, it looks like the SIG SMG has a folding, collapsible stock, a full length Picatinny rail for sights, a quad rail fore end, and an AR-style flash suppressor. The bolt release, pistol grip and selector switch all look very similar to AR controls.
What happens when you load a KRISS Vector SMG with .45 ACP incendiary rounds? This video. Short but sweet, and in HD.
I’ve never shot a Beretta 93r, but I hope to play with one some day. Until then, I must take pleasure in the YouTube videos of others. Enjoy this video of the 93r in action. It’s short, but it is in 720p.
