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Enhanced for 20k round life expectancy without parts replacement. Wonder what the life expectancy of a standard MCX is.

https://www.sigsauer.com/produ...fles/sig-mcx-virtus/


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Given how long it's taken to get even the 300 BO caliber conversions for MCX, I expect this will be out in about 2020, and then be subjected to a recall within a year.

But Sig will make sure there are plenty of prototypes out to all of the gun media much, much earlier, so they can build up the buzz.
 
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I havent had any issues getting 300blk conversion kits, but your probably right on the other points.

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Originally posted by Dwill104:
Given how long it's taken to get even the 300 BO caliber conversions for MCX, I expect this will be out in about 2020, and then be subjected to a recall within a year.

But Sig will make sure there are plenty of prototypes out to all of the gun media much, much earlier, so they can build up the buzz.


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"...and built with the highest-quality components that enable it to go 20,000 rounds without part replacement, the MCX VIRTUS is the apex predator of the carbine world."
-- per Sig's website

Wow. Just wow. Anyone who buys that line deserves to buy the MCX Virtus. If nothing else, let's see how accurately any of their barrels shoot after 20,000 rounds.

Sig's marketing and management teams must be targeting the casual AR user how doesn't know squat about rifles. It is statements like this that make me high tail it away from Sig's long guns.

What...a...crock...of...crap.
 
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I don't believe anything they put out.

Remember the SIG556R, designed for special forces behind enemy lines and all that shit?

SIG Sauer Marketing Department must have a bunch of previous used-car salesmen on staff.
 
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Given how long it's taken to get even the 300 BO caliber conversions for MCX, I expect this will be out in about 2020, and then be subjected to a recall within a year.

But Sig will make sure there are plenty of prototypes out to all of the gun media much, much earlier, so they can build up the buzz.


Don't forget the "lets get consumers to beta test phase", ala pretty much every new firearm they have released in the past decade.

"Oh, it needs a mandatory safety upgrade. Oh, it's Gen 1, we are on Gen 2 now..."
 
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I certainly wish Sig would have told me before buying several MCX's that the parts used were not up to extended use.

Im curious as to what the differcnes are.


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Originally posted by RHINOWSO:
I don't believe anything they put out.

Remember the SIG556R, designed for special forces behind enemy lines and all that shit?

SIG Sauer Marketing Department must have a bunch of previous used-car salesmen on staff.


That was great video they made


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I certainly wish Sig would have told me before buying several MCX's that the parts used were not up to extended use.

Im curious as to what the differcnes are.

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Adder's fork, and blind-worm's sting,
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Im curious as to what the differcnes are.
The only difference that matters is SIG has seen that you haven't yet bought one of them yet.

Not sure what the snake oil will be next year, but rest assured there will be one.
 
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Differences are a paint job, a slightly better trigger, and M-LOK rails. They needed an excuse to dump the Keymod system (like everybody else).


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Differences are a paint job, a slightly better trigger, and M-LOK rails. They needed an excuse to dump the Keymod system (like everybody else).

What's the problem with Keymod?
"like everybody else"? Last I look, "everybody else" is still producing Keymod rifles. Or, am I out of touch?


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Originally posted by 12131:
What's the problem with Keymod?
"like everybody else"? Last I look, "everybody else" is still producing Keymod rifles. Or, am I out of touch?


Last rumor i heard thru the gun-store grapevine (so its gotta be true) is that the military wants to adopt Mlok.

But in reality, it just seems more and more manufacturer's new releases or newest iterations of models seem to be all coming with Mlok systems over keymod. To me, i like the look of mlok better. I support the swap.



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Originally posted by 12131:
What's the problem with Keymod?
"like everybody else"? Last I look, "everybody else" is still producing Keymod rifles. Or, am I out of touch?


Last rumor i heard thru the gun-store grapevine (so its gotta be true) is that the military wants to adopt Mlok.

But in reality, it just seems more and more manufacturer's new releases or newest iterations of models seem to be all coming with Mlok systems over keymod. To me, i like the look of mlok better. I support the swap.


Havent you heard? Navy SEALs declared Keymod inferior to MLOK so eveyone has to dump it now or risk not being tactical enough.


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Originally posted by PorterN:
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Originally posted by 12131:
What's the problem with Keymod?
"like everybody else"? Last I look, "everybody else" is still producing Keymod rifles. Or, am I out of touch?


Last rumor i heard thru the gun-store grapevine (so its gotta be true) is that the military wants to adopt Mlok.

But in reality, it just seems more and more manufacturer's new releases or newest iterations of models seem to be all coming with Mlok systems over keymod. To me, i like the look of mlok better. I support the swap.


Havent you heard? Navy SEALs declared Keymod inferior to MLOK so eveyone has to dump it now or risk not being tactical enough.

Since they're no longer tacticool, does that mean BCM will dump all their KMRs? Eek


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Originally posted by 12131:
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Originally posted by WARPIG602:
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Originally posted by PorterN:
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Originally posted by 12131:
What's the problem with Keymod?
"like everybody else"? Last I look, "everybody else" is still producing Keymod rifles. Or, am I out of touch?


Last rumor i heard thru the gun-store grapevine (so its gotta be true) is that the military wants to adopt Mlok.

But in reality, it just seems more and more manufacturer's new releases or newest iterations of models seem to be all coming with Mlok systems over keymod. To me, i like the look of mlok better. I support the swap.


Havent you heard? Navy SEALs declared Keymod inferior to MLOK so eveyone has to dump it now or risk not being tactical enough.

Since they're no longer tacticool, does that mean BCM will dump all their KMRs? Eek


Doubtful but you'll lose all street cred


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BCM has kmr style mlok and M1913 rails just about ready for release. There is a thread on m4carbine.net with pictures and estimated release dates.
 
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Just in, the Virtus will include beard oil guaranteed to make the owner grow an operator approved beard in less time and effort than without.

"Frog Beard Piss" is rumored to be the name of said yet undisclosed oil.
 
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What's the problem with Keymod?

Its slots look like warehouse storage shelving. Or so M-Lok advocates always tell me. I'm Keymod and from all I hear it looks like I'm going to have to go into rehab to get my M-Lok mojo in order.

Virtus? At those prices? Wishful thing, SIG. Y'all should've called it 'Deliramentum', only because there's no Latin word for 'merry-go-round' since they weren't invented yet back in them Roman days.
 
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Looking at their web page, it seems that the listing for the MCX is gone. There's only the MCX Vitrus. WTF?
 
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