Sig MPX-C

[rlmenn]

If you haven't heard, Sig Sauer is making a new carbine in 9mm, .40S&W, and .357 Sig. It has a 6.5 in barrel with a 9.5 in muzzlebrake. The muzzle brake is baffle system used in a suppressor. What I am wondering is what type of paperwork and transfer would be involved in that? You only buy a metal tube and an end cap but it suppresses the weapon. I'm a loss here, and I really want an MPX-C and I want to suppress it since it is so cheap to do. Does anyone know what type of taxes and paperwork would go along with that?

 

[Aikibiker]

$200 and the standard NFA paperwork for a suppressor. In the case of the Sig carbine the tube is considered the suppressor and has a serial number on it.

 

[Madcap_Magician]

I think I would only want one if it was SBR'd, I think the SMGs with a 16" barrel just look wrong. Like the .22 MP5 clones with the fake suppressors.

 

[Prince Yamato]

It's a real can on it. It's just missing the actual tube. Pay $200, add tube, viola, suppressed carbine.

 

[USAF_Vet]

Just watched the video from SHOT on this. Need to go change my pants.

I can only imagine what the MSRP on this thing is going to be.

 

[rlmenn]

I am too excited for this gun. I wish Sig would announce some more info such as MSRP and the launch date!