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Revision as of 17:47, 18 February 2022
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How to identify SIG MPX generations
The differences are circled in red:
The production versions of the MPX SMG/SBR have a default barrel length of 8" (with 6.5" being an optional one), whereas the prototype counterparts were shown with a 6.5" barrel.
Regarding the external differences of the Gen 1 vs. Gen 2, the different ejection port and the scalloped top rail are definitive characteristics of an MPX Gen 2. This version also has by default an ambidextrous charging handle and a KeyMod handguard, though some MPXes Gen 1 could also be seen with them. For more details about Gen 1 vs. Gen 2, there is a video here, and an article here.
The current production version of the MPX has a narrower plate on the left side of the receiver, no "SIG MPX" markings next to it, two less vent holes above the handguard, and an M-LOK handguard (though some earlier MPXes could also be seen with M-LOK handguards). It is commonly seen with a 5-position telescoping/folding stock (which, again, was also seen on earlier models). This version is often colloquially referred to as "Gen 3" on the internet, though SIG Sauer doesn't seem call it as such.
One additional note: the SIG Sauer website somtimes displayed kinda misleading photoshops that didn't exactly match the real weapons (such as this and this).
Machine Pistols
I'm listing here the machine pistols that I know (be they in current production or not), but only the ones that are mechanically pistols (thus, this excludes some weapons such as the MAC-10 and the Vz. 61 Skorpion). If something needs to be corrected/added, let me know.
Fully-Automatic
- AF1-R Strike Auto
- Almara MPA
- Chichizola MPA
- CZ 75 Automatic
- Frommer Stop (full-auto variant)
- Gerasimenko VAG-73
- Glock 18
- Grand Power K105 R
- Lercker pistol
- Maschinenpistole IX. Parteitag
- Mauser M712 Schnellfeuer / Astra 903 / Astra Model F / Norinco Type 80 / PASAM
- OTs-33 Pernach
- RARAN 1130
- SPA
- Browning Hi-Power (converted)
- Stechkin APS
- Steyr Hahn M.12 / P.16
- TiSAS Zigana F
- Trejo pistol (note that according to some sources, the Trejo Modelo 2 Especial variant seems to be select-fire between both burst and full-auto)
- Tuma MTE 224 V
- UNION pistol
- VBR-Belgium PDW
- Calico M950 (converted)
- Colt M1911 (converted)
- IMI Uzi Pistol (converted)
- Interdynamic KG-99 (converted) / Intratec TEC-9 (converted)
- Steyr SPP (converted)
Two-Round Burst
Three-Round Burst
- Beretta 93R
- Beretta M951R
- Colt SCAMP (dunno why the Modern Firearms page lists it as an SMG; pretty sure it's closer a pistol)
- Heckler & Koch VP70M
- OTs-23 Drotik
