Really glad the SIG MCX isn't and AR-15 copy!

[Kingjamez]

The MCX is high on my list of "do want" guns. The super short collapsable stock really appeals to me, seems like a much better alternative to a folding stock for a compact rifle.

http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2013/10/31/sig-mcx-pdw-photos-2/

 

[RCH]

I like the looks of that!

 

[mcsurgeon]

sexy!

 

[Pwilliams1]

Purrty. What's the barrel length? I thought sbr's were a no go now?

 

[erwos]

Looks like the same stock as the MPX. I'm undecided about it - I've run wire collapsibles like that, and they are considerably more fun to look at than actually use.

Now, what would really be cool is if they had the fancy-pants "barrel-with-baffles" that they're using for the MPX.

Slip on the cover (with appropriate tax stamp), and you've got a silencer. Pretty slick.

 

[ksy95]

Jeez that thing is beautiful. Now, the price...

 

[jrumann59]

My MP5 22lr has a similar collapsible stock and check weld sucks.

 

[Kingjamez]

I hadn't seen the MPx yet, that looks pretty slick too.

I suppose the cheek weld would suck, but for a close in rifle like this with a red dot, who needs a cheek weld?

 

[erwos]

That's why I find those stocks more forgivable on PCCs than real rifles, yeah. Less recoil and the cheek weld doesn't matter as much.

 

[jomill613]

Unfortunately I don't think we Marylanders can buy the mpx...please correct me if I'm wrong.

 

[erwos]

Unfortunately I don't think we Marylanders can buy the mpx...please correct me if I'm wrong.

The collapsing stock version should be fine. Not on the named list, only one feature (FH), and meets OAL.

 

[fabsroman]

The collapsing stock version should be fine. Not on the named list, only one feature (FH), and meets OAL.

Is OAL measured with the stock collapsed or not? Does it have an OAL greater than 29" with the stock collapsed? Is there any guidance on how OAL is to be measured when a firearm has a collapsible stock?

 

[annihilation-time]

Is OAL measured with the stock collapsed or not? Does it have an OAL greater than 29" with the stock collapsed? Is there any guidance on how OAL is to be measured when a firearm has a collapsible stock?

You measure with the stock completely open.

 

[annihilation-time]

I wonder if the carbine still has a $2200 MSRP. Hope not.

 

[fabsroman]

You measure with the stock completely open.

Is there any authority to support that definition of how OAL is measured? The firearm is completely operable with the stock collapsed, correct?

 

[BeltBuckle]

here in "the free state"would that be C&C?

 

[pbharvey]

Looks like the same stock as the MPX. I'm undecided about it - I've run wire collapsibles like that, and they are considerably more fun to look at than actually use.

Now, what would really be cool is if they had the fancy-pants "barrel-with-baffles" that they're using for the MPX.

Slip on the cover (with appropriate tax stamp), and you've got a silencer. Pretty slick.

This gun is ridiculously nice

 

[Martinb]

When can we get one?

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[Bradw410]

I'm really diggin this rig

 

[erwos]

Is there any authority to support that definition of how OAL is measured? The firearm is completely operable with the stock collapsed, correct?

MD not arresting people for buying non-NFA-stamped Vz58s comes to mind.

In general, the state uses federal definitions for these kinds of things. Not codified by law, but enough to rely on for now.