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VIDEO: Test-Firing Sig Sauer’s Innovative 9mm MPX-P Pistol

Whether due to cost, local laws or other restrictions, owning a short-barreled rifle (SBR) is just not possible for many gun buyers. The result is a substantial interest in larger pistols—often called “megapistols” chambered in pistol or rifle calibers. These weapons provide a light, handy and maneuverable option for personal and home defense.

While they can be touch to handle with just pistol grips, as stocks are usually forbidden, adding a sling turns them into venerable personal-defense weapons (PDWs). Designed for use in tight spaces, such as vehicles, and within executive protection details, PDWs are proven performers that are easy to use after some practice.

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Sig Sauer’s MPX is the epitome of this concept. Configured with a stock, it is a superb submachine gun design; as the MPX-P pistol, it operates just like the PDW I trained with for years.

Its controls are completely ambidextrous, with the safety, magazine release and bolt release present on both sides of the receiver for left- and right-handed shooters.

Sig also designed the MPX so that the handguard is modular—you can easily remove it and replace it with another model. The handguard on my test 9mm MPX-P pistol has rails along the 3, 6 and 9 o’clock axes in addition to the top rail.

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The barrel can also be swapped out, and this MPX-P was equipped with an 8-inch barrel. An A2-style flash suppressor came installed on the 13.5×1 LH threading for suppressor use. The magazines are polymer with metal feed lips. One 30-round magazine was included, along with an Armageddon Gear single-point sling.

Testing the MPX-P felt like revisiting much of my previous training as a SWAT officer fielding a similar weapon. Most of the range time consisted of me using the Armageddon Gear sling supplied with the MPX-P.

Take a couple minutes and watch this short video to see me testing the MPX-P on the move and from my vehicle. And keep your eyes peeled for a complete review in an upcoming issue of COMBAT HANDGUNS.

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For more information, please visit SigSauer.com.

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