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Daniel Honeycutt

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im looking at purchasing a sig mpx. I don’t know a lot about this. Any feedback would be great. The main reason I want it is I think the government will outlaw this sooner rather than later. It also pisses off my hippie sister and her husband every time I purchase a new gun.
 
I own a Gen2 and run a YHM Sidewinder on it. I have never gotten blowback in my face. I don’t care for the trigger pull weight, but it breaks clean. I have run both a 8” and 4.5” barrel on mine. I swapped to the 4.5” after buying the suppressor. Neither offer an issue. I have owned the Kriss Vector in 9mm and the CZ Scorpion. There is a reason I kept this. It is soft shooting, suppresses well, and accurate as the devil.

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charliedeltajuliet said:
I own a Gen2 and run a YHM Sidewinder on it. I have never gotten blowback in my face. I don’t care for the trigger pull weight, but it breaks clean. I have run both a 8” and 4.5” barrel on mine. I swapped to the 4.5” after buying the suppressor. Neither offer an issue. I have owned the Kriss Vector in 9mm and the CZ Scorpion. There is a reason I kept this. It is soft shooting, suppresses well, and accurate as the devil.

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What is the trigger pull weight on the mpx
 
charliedeltajuliet said:
They claim between 5-6lbs. It feels heavy but breaks good. Geissele makes a trigger specifically for the MPX. I will have one soon..

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No.
Geissele does not make a trigger specifically for the MPX.
Geissele does make one specifically for the MCX.
They have been promising a trigger for the MPX for a while.
A bunch of people were using the Geissele Super Dynamic, and when it would basically self destruct, turning it in for a warranty repair.
Geissele no longer honors this if you used it in an MPX.

The MPX has a weird box type thing around the trigger components.

GOOD NEWS:
Timney DOES make a trigger specifically for the MPX.
It is available with a flat or curved rigger bow.
It is absolutely worth the price.
Install was super easy, just make sure the box is facing the correct way.
https://www.timneytriggers.com/shop/Sig-MPX-P111.aspx
 

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Sorry about that. I stand corrected, it is Timney. The trigger bridge has to be on whatever trigger goes in it. I have seen a buddy’s trigger self destruct. It was a ALG trigger. They replaced it but informed him they would not again. Thanks Spartan. I knew one of the companies made one for the MCX and one made one for the MPX. My bad on that.
 
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Ikarus1 said:
Do you have another 9mm carbine to compare it against? I never buy anything thinking they're gonna ban it before I have extensive experience with it. Because you can end up with a turd, like the Tec 9
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Ikarus is right. Not everyone likes a 9mm Carbine. I honestly went through a few before I decided on keeping the MPX. If I had not found the Sig 4.5” barrel and handguard I cannot say I would have kept it.
 
charliedeltajuliet said:
Sorry about that. I stand corrected, it is Timney. The trigger bridge has to be on whatever trigger goes in it. I have seen a buddy’s trigger self destruct. It was a ALG trigger. They replaced it but informed him they would not again. Thanks Spartan. I knew one of the companies made one for the MCX and one made one for the MPX. My bad on that.
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All good bro.
I am a HUGE Geissele fanboy.
Honestly, I’m kinda disappointed they let Timney beat them to the punch...

Best price I have found for the Timney is on Ranier Arms, with the Mil/LEO discount program.
 
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