Last week, I was out at the SIG Academy teaching a class when one of my friends who is one of their engineers showed up with all kinds of cool stuff.
One of these items was a suppressed SIG MCX in 300 Blackout. I didn’t have a lot of time due to teaching, but I ran enough ammo through it to say without a doubt…….wow.
I only got to shoot it at about 65 yards onto eight inch steel plates. Recoil of subsonic and standard velocity ammunition was very controllable. In select fire, I was able to keep two and sometimes three round bursts onto a steel plate most of the time. I also noticed that the gun and suppressor combo was as quiet as an MP5SD3 I had back in the day.
So……I asked for one for T&E. I was told as soon as a non-select fire is available, I’ll get shipped out, along with some of SIG’s new 300 Blackout ammo.
Stay tuned……..
Oh man, that’s like showing nuts to a starving squirrell with no teeth.
It sounds like Ethan, great guy. He knows how to build a rifle, especially anything to do with the 300 blk out.