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| After Gen 2, the MPX gradually went through some redesigns. The current production version has a narrower plate on the left side of the upper receiver, no "SIG MPX" markings next to it, an M-LOK handguard, two less diagonal vents above it, and a redesigned area around the magazine release. It is also commonly seen with a Timney trigger. This version is often colloquially referred to as "Gen 3" on the internet, though SIG Sauer doesn't seem call it like that. | | After Gen 2, the MPX gradually went through some redesigns. The current production version has a narrower plate on the left side of the upper receiver, no "SIG MPX" markings next to it, an M-LOK handguard, two less diagonal vents above it, and a redesigned area around the magazine release. It is also commonly seen with a Timney trigger. This version is often colloquially referred to as "Gen 3" on the internet, though SIG Sauer doesn't seem call it like that. |
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− | One additional note: the SIG Sauer website sometimes displayed kinda misleading photoshops that didn't exactly match the real weapons (such as [http://www.imfdb.org/images/archive/8/8f/20190430103626%21MPX_Gen_1.jpg this] and [http://www.imfdb.org/images/archive/d/d4/20190725165428%21SIG_MPX_Carbine.jpg this]).
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− | ==Grammar Rules ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)==
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− | *Who's = who fucking is
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− | *Whose = shows fucking possession
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− | *Except = shows fucking exception
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− | *Expect = await to fucking happen
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− | *A while = a fucking while
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− | *Awhile = for a fucking while
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− | *May be = may fucking be
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− | *Maybe = fucking perhaps
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− | *A lot = a fucking lot
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− | *Alot = Indian town
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− | *Muzzle '''brake''', not "muzzle break"
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− | *Iron '''sight''', not "iron site"
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− | *Anti-'''materiel''' rifle, not "anti-material"
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− | *'''Calibers:''' .300 AAC Blackout, 5.56x45mm NATO, 7.62x39mm
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− | *'''Weight:''' {{convert|lbs|5.8}}, {{convert|lbs|6.2}}
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− | *'''Overall Length:''' ?? (.300 Blackout), 25.75 in (65.4 cm) (5.56 NATO & 7.62x39mm)
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− | *'''Barrel Length:''' 6.75 in (17.1 cm) (.300 Blackout), 7.75 in (19.7 cm) (5.56 NATO & 7.62x39mm)
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− | *'''Feed System:''' {{STANAG}}, 28-round box magazine (7.62x39mm)
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− | *'''Fire Modes:''' Semi-Auto/Full-Auto for military/LE, Semi-Auto only for civilian versions
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− | *'''Calibers:''' 6.8x51mm FURY, 7.62x51mm NATO, 6.5mm Creedmoor
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− | *'''Length (collapsed):''' {{convert|mm|940}}
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− | *'''Barrel Length:''' {{convert|mm|406}}
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How to identify SIG MPX generations
The differences are circled in red:
2013 prototype version (left) versus Gen 1 (right).
Gen 1 (left) vs. Gen 2 (right).
Gen 2 (left) vs. current version (right).
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 an article here.
After Gen 2, the MPX gradually went through some redesigns. The current production version has a narrower plate on the left side of the upper receiver, no "SIG MPX" markings next to it, an M-LOK handguard, two less diagonal vents above it, and a redesigned area around the magazine release. It is also commonly seen with a Timney trigger. This version is often colloquially referred to as "Gen 3" on the internet, though SIG Sauer doesn't seem call it like that.
Table of Glock models
Characteristics
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Full-Sized
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Competition
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Long Slide
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Compact
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Subcompact
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Slimline
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9x19mm
Most of these also exist in 9x21mm |
Glock 17 |
Glock 34 |
Glock 17L |
Glock 19 |
Glock 26 |
Glock 43
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Glock 18 |
Glock 19X
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Glock 45
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Glock 46 (no image uploaded yet)
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Glock 47 |
Glock 48 |
Glock 43X
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10mm Auto |
Glock 20 |
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Glock 40 |
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Glock 29 |
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.45 ACP |
Glock 21 |
Glock 41 |
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Glock 30 |
Glock 36
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.40 S&W |
Glock 22 |
Glock 35 |
Glock 24 |
Glock 23 |
Glock 27 |
-
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.380 ACP |
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Glock 25 |
Glock 28 |
Glock 42
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.357 SIG |
Glock 31 |
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Glock 32 |
Glock 33 |
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.45 GAP |
Glock 37 |
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Glock 38 |
Glock 39 |
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.22 LR |
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Glock 44 |
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