Wanting your SIG MPX bad like me? lookie here (PICS glore)

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Thank you all Gents!!

mebiuspower said:
Nicely done. Who makes the stock and rail? What's the weight of the gun?
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Rail is Samson evolution 7" from brownells, stock is LWRC UCIW, also from Brownells. the buffer that came with UCIW stock won't work with 9mm(too light weight),
I got a UCIW heavy buffer from http://heavybuffers.com/uciw.html. I couldn't weight the whole rifle, I have no scale, but with the gun in my hands,honestly I feel like holding a twig lol 6lbs range I believe, don't quote me thou I suck at guesstimating weights.
richmyster said:
That's pretty awesome. I may consider something like this in the near future. My 5.56 AR is too loud and heavy for my girlfriend (and the concussion from the lantac messes with her head).
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yeah Lantac is brutal lol
richmyster said:
How much did the complete build cost minus accessories?
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I honestly don't know, I bought the parts overtime mostly when the dollar was still worth something....
 
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ran into a bit of problem, if you plan on getting a Geissele trigger for your 9mm build, make sure your bolt is not ramped, ramped bolt may or maynot work, as I just found out. my
Geissele Rapidfire does not reset, the bolt will not push the hammer down enough to engage the dissconnector. I throw the upper on my KAC lower with KAC 2 stage it works fine.
so my 9mm ramped bolt needs a larger hammer.

so a question for y'all, which should I replace, new bolt? hard to find a nonramped bolt with glock mag cutout. or new trigger? I love my Geissele, any suggetstion on a good trigger just as good as geissele S3G that has a larger/taller hammer?
 
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Update, i sent an email to QC10 asking about the trigger reset issue, they replied me right away on Friday night!!!
"Hello Ben,

Our bolt does not work with the 3 gun triggers from geissele. Most of their triggers simply don't work in these blowback bolts the spring to reset the hammer is far too heavy and the hammer profile does not match up to the ramping of the bolts well. If you're looking for a nice trigger talk to someone at CMC triggers for their 3.5 that I know people are using on these Pistol Caliber Carbines.

Chris
QC10"

So looks like I will need a new trigger. Anyone looking for a "once installed" geissele rapid fire?lol
 
wicked_police said:
What are the specs for the upper?
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Samson evolution 7" handguard, Wilson Arms 7.5" 9MM HBar Stainless Steel Pistol Barrel, Vltor MUR1S upper, CMMG 9mm ramped bolt, KAC charging handle, tory HK style micro BUIS, C-more RDS.
the wilson barrel is a steal for what I paid($115 USD plus tax), quality is better than some other 9mm barrels at twice of the price.

 
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Great job!
Possible to get the final list of all parts for the build? Would really appreciate it.
I have to bite some of your style man :D
What did you end up getting for a break? Lantac does make a 9mm, however got one on one of my ARs and people hate me at the range...Lol

Familygunnutz said:
DONE!!! (will update the first page as well ), the fake suppressor is temporary, acting as a thread protector until I find a suitable good looking 9mm flash hider.
the fake Spike's suppressor is also meant to be slip on over the barrel, but the bull barrel profile is to thick so I just turned the the fake can around.
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I'm curious as to why the need for a high shelf - it's not like there aren't low shelf AR lowers in the country, and it's an AR lower so........?? Or do you think it was just another hoop they pulled out to make life - interesting? Very cool project, by the way - somewhere a Liberal is breaking out in a cold sweat.
 
enefgee said:
I'm curious as to why the need for a high shelf - it's not like there aren't low shelf AR lowers in the country, and it's an AR lower so........?? Or do you think it was just another hoop they pulled out to make life - interesting? Very cool project, by the way - somewhere a Liberal is breaking out in a cold sweat.
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Thanks, I never knew the RCMP had problem with low shelf until this...
I'm already thinking about how could I top this in "omg baby killing machine gun" department with my next project :)
 
High shelf receivers have the area behind the selector switch built up to prevent the use of a RDIAS (Registered Drop In Auto Sear)
Low shelf could easily be converted with little effort to use full auto sear. Some low shelf have a thicker right wall, which passes.
I think that's the idea. Might have misunderstood.


Familygunnutz said:
Thanks, I never knew the RCMP had problem with low shelf until this...
I'm already thinking about how could I top this in "omg baby killing machine gun" department with my next project :)
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katazone said:
High shelf receivers have the area behind the selector switch built up to prevent the use of a RDIAS (Registered Drop In Auto Sear)
Low shelf could easily be converted with little effort to use full auto sear. Some low shelf have a thicker right wall, which passes.
I think that's the idea. Might have misunderstood.
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I'm aware of low shelf lowers and RDIAS, but like enefgee said there are low shelf lowers around in Canada, I never knew the RCMP had issue with low shelf until QC10 import.
 
The only difference with most low shelf lowers is the height of the deck - it's irrelevant in making the gun into an auto capable firearm, you'd still have to have the ability to make a DIAS, and if you can do that, you don't need to start with a low shelf. Honestly, I get sick of these "experts" at the RCMP and their lack of any common sense. Even if you had a suitable lower, and an illegal DIAS you still have a bunch of work to do before you have a gun that will work - and you'd be breaking the law every step of the way. Or you could buy one from a drug dealer, and break the law that way. Either way, guess what? That's right, you're a criminal, and you're probably NOT asking to register anything.
 
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I hear that!

enefgee said:
The only difference with most low shelf lowers is the height of the deck - it's irrelevant in making the gun into an auto capable firearm, you'd still have to have the ability to make a DIAS, and if you can do that, you don't need to start with a low shelf. Honestly, I get sick of these "experts" at the RCMP and their lack of any common sense. Even if you had a suitable lower, and an illegal DIAS you still have a bunch of work to do before you have a gun that will work - and you'd be breaking the law every step of the way. Or you could buy one from a drug dealer, and break the law that way. Either way, guess what? That's right, you're a criminal, and you're probably NOT asking to register anything.
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