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MP17 RAIDER from FLUX Defense

Salt Lake City, Utah, Sept 23, 2020 FLUX Defense has released the new MP17 RAIDER.

Developed specifically around feedback from Tier 1 units, the new MP17 Raider is stronger and packed with new features. A revolutionary new reloading system gets you back in the fight faster. The system is compatible with the US Military’s M17/M18 sidearm as well as the SigTM P320® series of firearms. Simply drop the fire control unit into the system.

Features:
• New advanced injection molded polymer developed to replace metal.
• New ambi safety and controls.
• Flux Speedload System (patent pending) Faster reloads to get you back in the fight. Simply press the forward mag button and it drops the rear empty mag and releases the extra mag for quick insertion.
• Flared magwells.
• 2X QD sling positions
• Higher optic height similar to Unity TacticalTM Fast Mount®
• Spare red dot battery compartment in brace
• Size: 11’’L x 1.7’’W x 6’’H Weight: 18oz (Chassis)

MILITARY/LE SALES CONTACT: anthony@fluxdefense.com

The use of Sig SauerTM, Sig TM P320®, M17and other models is merely to advertise the sale of an aftermarket conversion for Sig pistols and the makers of this product are not affiliated in any manner with, or otherwise endorsed by Sig SauerTM Inc.

15 Responses to “MP17 RAIDER from FLUX Defense”

  1. txJM says:

    Really neat idea, but I want more info on the FCU X02 and X03. The X02 – if it’s what I think it is – will blow these other chasses out of the water.

  2. Jk says:

    Waiting eagerly for the G17 version

  3. Eugene says:

    I look at this type of system that takes your handgun, for whatever mission/job you may have, and I think sure, it flexes your capability. PSD, whatever. But then I think, wait. When I did PSD work, I always had a sidearm and a primary carbine or SMG. You just made your secondary your primary, with no secondary, unless you are going to carry 2 pistols. And if you are going to carry 2 like that, why not use a dedicated, purpose built platform, such as any number of SMG choices rather than relying on a drop in gizmo. It just doesn’t make sense to me.

  4. Philip says:

    From a gee-whiz perspective these are cool, but I don’t understand this current trend of trying to “carbinize” handguns…either carry a carbine or improve your pistol skills so that such items aren’t necessary.

    • RD says:

      “Current trend”

      You mean the trend since at least the early 1900’s? That current, over a century, long trend?

      • ShillstopperGeneral says:

        Yeah, the same trend that’s failed every time it’s been implemented. (well, ok, shout out to C96 for making an honest effort.) It turns out that trying to fill a weird niche between handguns/PDW’s and carbines just makes it inefficient at both. Who would have thought?

  5. JJRousseauJr says:

    A fine and remarkable piece for collectors and hobbyists, I’d love to have one but give me MP7 before this if I am tasked to employ a weapon inside 100m.

  6. Joglee says:

    So Tier 1 units are using this?

  7. James says:

    If you’re wondering about role, it fits a few of niche’s- compact bag gun that compliments your concealed 320, secondary that’s smaller and lighter than just about any other pdw( talking pistol light here), slimmer and faster to deploy than sidefolders, very compact pdw for admin tasks. It’s not really a replacement, but a supplement. You can certainly over-complicate things with too many options, but sometimes nothing else really fits and this would not require a lot of backend.

  8. Grizz says:

    It makes sense in a narrow lane. It’s something you can throw in the ruck and hump 15k to an FFP and install once the hide site has been set up as a means to deal with surprise guests at your location. That eliminates the rifle and a handful of mags from the packing list. The M17 isnt going to be as effective as a rifle, but it is a fair compromise given that it knocks 15+ pounds off the packing list for dudes who would be better off carrying more batteries and water…