And I really hate to call SIG out on this, but there’s a “pregnant pause” at the 2:14 mark of the video before Adam answers this particular question.
As a SIG MPX Gen 1 owner, will I be able to change barrel length in 9mm? Once you’ve purchased a Gen 2 upper, it will work with any Gen 2 “cal-ex” (caliber exchange) kit you want to purchase. The answer’s basically what I alluded to above. What if I want all 3 calibers for the SIG MPX GEN 1? What I hope SIG does is decide to allow Gen 1 MPX owners to purchase a 9mm Gen 2 upper with any size barrel they want, for the price of the caliber exchange kit. Let’s hope that by the time all these parts are actually available for shipping, SIG rethinks their approach to Gen 1 owners… who are currently feeling a bit like beta testers. Later on in the video, however, Adam reassures Gen 1 owners that they will eventually be able to purchase 9mm Gen 1 barrels in various lengths… though I’d be lying if I said I was convinced at this point. 357 SIG Gen 2 upper, then also purchase a Gen 2-compatible 9mm barrel in the desired length. This left me wondering what Gen 1 owners with 8″ barrels will have to do if they want to run a different 9mm barrel length… such as the 4.5″ barrel that SIG has announced is on the way.Īt this point of the video, it sounded like they’d have to purchase either a .40 or. Gen 2 owners wanting to do caliber changes can simply order a caliber exchange kit. Screen shot of SIG’s MPX website page “Specifications” tab What does this mean for Gen 1 owners who want to do a caliber exchange kit?įor Gen 1 customers who want to run a caliber other than 9mm, SIG will offer them a “complete Gen 2 upper receiver assembly at the same cost as a caliber exchange kit” - but only in.
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