SBX extended and folded.
The brace release.
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Shut up and Take my money! Doubly so for one chambered in 10mm
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SSD,
Have you gotten any recent intel on the MPX carbine getting approved by the BATFE?
BTW, that pistol with “arm brace” is badass!
Last I’ve heard these are legal for use without class III licensing. This comes from both some articles I’ve seen online (possibly here on SSD) and from a friend who’s working at Sig Sauer.
That is a civilian legal pistol.
The ATF has said that the SIG Stabilizing brace is not a stock and, equally important, that shouldering a weapon does not change its designation from a pistol to a rifle. If it began life as a pistol, then it’s a pistol regardless of the brace.
https://soldiersystems.net/2014/04/04/atf-determines-ar-15-pistol-shoulder-brace-can-classified-sbr/
Dammit!! That’s another pistol I have to get.
So, any news on when the MPX pistol with brace will be released? SIG sucks at communicating an approximate date.
As early as next month. Knock on wood.
Will sig release the SBX w/o the rifle?
If they start making a MPX pistol with the the brace in .300 Blackout they can count me in.
That is MCX
Can the entire stock be removed and fitted with the other Sig MPX stocks that would make it a SBR. Be nice to get one, file the paperwork then pick up the sliding stock and create an sbr
Am I the only person who thinks the stabilizing arm brace thing is stupid? To me, this device is only encouraging people to shoot (poorly) with one hand. I feel like safe manipulation of a loaded firearms is going to go out the window when the fools who play air soft and call of duty show up to the range with these things.
I would much rather file the paperwork to get an SBR, than that thing.
You seem to have missed the part where the brace can be used like a stock, but avoids NFA registration. That’s a BIG advantage for several reasons. First, several states do not allow SBRs. Second, many people absolutely will not register their firearms. Third, a pistol can be transported across state lines without paperwork. Fourth, a pistol can be carried loaded & concealed unlike an SBR (imagine a braced pistol as a car-gun).
Anyone know what the barrel thread specs are to support a sound suppressor? Looking at the .40S&W barrel.
I can’t believe people are still p rattling about “class three license” what a load of shit.
There is no such thing.
To own a machine gun or any nfa item you just need to have the proper tax stamp.
Stop talking about class iii it makes no sense dammit