SIG Sauer MPX

Buy it

Pros
Realism, fair amount of power, excellent tool for training excellent toolfor recreation knocking cans and paper. Plus having the option to convert to a pcp .

Cons
Well , Id like to see a metal magazine, also like to see 60 round mag, also since we have co2 and a compressed air tank, how about a 88 or 90 gram nitrogen option.

Pros
Crazy, just like a Real MPX, No Jamming, Everything is on point

Cons
Cocking piece is lose

Buy it now

Pros
Pros It’s a in house manufactured Sig

Cons
Cons Nothing

get one today!

Pros
FAST, AGILE AND ACCURATE

Cons
i had 2, but after 6-9 moths the co2 begins to leak, now useless. does anyone know how to replace the seals???? email me, [email protected].

This is probably as close as you will get to a 9mm MPX without buying one. "Semi-automatic" in airguns generally means a heavy two stage trigger that first cocks the hammer and then releases it to fire a BB. In the case of the CO2 MPX the hammer is first cocked with the charging handle and then reset after each shot by CO2 blowback. The gun is belt fed with pellets from inside a credible 30 round removable magazine. Accuracy at 12.5 yds on HPA is just under 4 mils (80%) and the air consumption is reasonable with about three 30 round magazines worth of shooting before a refill is required and it's reasonably quiet. The magazine release and safety both work just as the AR patterned prototype. The picatinny rail on top is nice, two additional rails are bolted to the side of the handguard and can be moved around to suit your preference. There are adjustable (front and rear) sights that put the shots on target rather than just somewhere nearby. A tool is included to both adjust the sights and seat the pellets in the belt. It seems to prefer the lightest JSB pellets I can feed it. All in all this is a giant step forward for semi-auto airguns at a reasonable price. Sig should be justifiably proud of themselves on this one.

Pros
It's a Sig, it runs like a Sig, it does everything you would hope it could do just the way you would hope it could do it, just like a Sig. Amazing...

Cons
None, I really like this gun.

The rifle is realistic in looks and in weight is very fun to shoot magazine is very easy to load it had a lot of fun with it in the backyard

I am very pleased with this gun. I have one of each The mcx and the mpx I have purchased 15 clips so far and each clip comes with three belts I did a lot of research before I made up my mind. So far the belts work fine. Yes it takes time to load them but it's fun in a way when you have a lot of clips to load up.Almost twenty years ago there was a Russian system that they had for one of their guns ,but it was flawed. This time Sig got it right"

Pros
Guns and magazines worked flawlessly, It keeps one in practice at a much lower cost. Plus you can shoot it in your yard or basement.

Cons
It takes a little time to load up but one can get used to it Please note has the Key Mod system so in order to add lights etc. you must have the Key Mod bolts and adapters.

A friend of mine bought one of these & an MCX years ago & I've wanted one ever since. It's extremely realistic in size, weight & feel & great for plinking & practice; A great alternative to live ammunition. In my opinion, the only downsides are the sarcastically small size of the magazine & amount of rounds (30) that can be loaded per magazine. If Sig were to upgrade to a 30 round AR-type or, even better, a single &/or double barrel clip option w/50-100+ rounds per loading cycle, this thing & the MCX would both be truly awesome!! I used to play around w/my buddy's MPX & MCX & quickly became infatuated w/them both, but was terribly partial to the size & comfortability of the smaller MPX. I haven't been lucky enough to go shooting w/him since he moved away to CO a few months ago & haven't been fortunate to have the extra cash to buy my own due to the fact I use every penny I earn to provide for my Wife & Son, as a Husband & Father should. Priorities. In summation, I absolutely love this impressive piece of art & it's surprisingly high level(s) of performance &, hopefully, I'll be able to buy my own a lot sooner than later & use it to educate my own Son on proper gun discipline & knowledge as my Father did for me! Thanky much!! - Charly Hayes

Pros
Lots... on so many levels!!!

Cons
Small plastic magazines which look fake & take a fairly decent amount of time to properly load; Upgraded larger metal or composite magazines of various (or even just one more) styles would be great additions & could prevent the break in fun which always occurs when having to stop & reload every 30 rounds. Or even if the amount of rounds per magazine could come closer to equalling the amount of shots available per 88-90-gram CO2 canisters, it would be a huge improvement. Otherwise, this airgun is amazing & my favorite regardless of any changes!!

I was very impressed at the construction of this airgun. The Co2 cartridges are quite expensive, but it is worth it for the accuracy and experience of the gun. If a manufacturer would make a refillable tank for this gun it would be something I would shoot hundreds of rounds a day with.

Pros
? Construction ? Accuracy ? Grip ? Trigger ? Size

Cons
Cost of cartridge

I purchased this airgun from a local gun store. I'd been drooling over it for a long time. As far as how it looks and feels it's a dead ringer for the firearm version. It's a little muzzle-heavy out of the box and, as others have remarked, the stock feels just a little loose. Once you have a CO2 bottle in it, it balences perfectly and the stock is rock-solid. From everythong I've been able to find on the web, this rifle isn't subbed out to an airgun manufacturer like nearly all of the 'official' airgun copies of real weapons, rather it's made in-house in the SIG factory. And it shows. I've shot and handled the real thing, and if somebody handed this thing to me and didn't tell me which it was, I probably wouldn't be able to guess until I actually fired the thing. I have no doubt that SIG would joyfully sell a million of these things to casual airgun shooters like me, but it's intended to serve as a training aid to the firearm version. So far as I know, this is one of exactly two airguns (with the Drozd) that are manufactured to genuine arsenal standards in a firearms factory, and lacks most of the cheap plastic shortcut parts that look authentic but are fragile as hell. As far as shooting, it goes off smoothly without a hitch. Due to its being an air rifle, the trigger is a bit kludgy. But if anything it shoots more accurately out to about ten yards than the firearm version.

Pros
All detailed in body of my review. Extremely high quality and authenticity. One of the very few super-authentic airguns that fires pellets, rather than BBs. Handles and operates more-or-less like the firearm version. Lots of shots out of the 90-gram CO2 bottle. This would have been a deal-breaker for me, if it got say only 50 shots out of the bottle because those things are expensive! Can also apparently handle an after-market refillable air bottle for even cheaper shooting, though doing so detracts from the cosmetic and handling authenticity of the rifle.

Cons
Would love to see a select-fire version of this. It would be a resounding smash in the market as there is currently only one full-auto pellet firing rifle in the market that I know of: the Air Ordinance SMG. This is a warning, not a con. If you're a foolish hothead or a drunk, or just an idiot who likes to impulsively brandish guns in inappropriate settings, be aware that even from two or three feet away this rifle looks exactly like the firearm version. If you wave it around or threaten someone with it, and they are armed or law enforcement officers.... Well, all I'll say is that I hope you have your life insurance paid up.