This is a 7.62×39 variant of the MCX. Interestingly, it’s fitted with a new folding stock that has been developed for European security forces who wear helmets with ballistic visors. This pairing generally won’t be seen operationally.
Tags: Sig Sauer
Now let’s see how many people comment about the stock without reading the text of the article.
You can still go TOB with that stock so it wont matter to most people
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What’s up with that fucking stock man!?
Also, Oh Noz, an EOTech!
That’s funny. I thought the exact same thing.
Been waiting for stocks to take this evolutionary step since helmet manufacturers started making mandible guards. Well played Sig, nice design.
Jon, OPT
Couple models out there to provide a removable cheek piece if needed, but pricing in most of these ones is outrageous (400-500€)
B&T came out with this design for an MP5 almost a decade ago, if I remember correctly, but it doesn’t get a lot of visibility.
Yes they did, pretty cool design IMO
Paintball markers have had this stock design for a while now:
http://s285.photobucket.com/user/Fuzzy_Monkey3/media/FC%20Schalke/242.jpg.html
Having to a wear a mask to play games has forced marker accessory manufacturers to adapt.
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Disregard. Supposed to have been a reply.
My money is on “Throne of Bhaal”
I know that magazines for 5.45 ARs are generally not as reliable ones made for .223/5.56. Do 7.62×39 AR mags have similar reliability issues? That may be the weak point in this endeavor.