Correction to Sig Optic information on the Romeo8. Made in America. Emitter in made in South Korea, Circuit boards are assembled in Washington and housings are made in Oregon.
The Romeo8 pairs well with the Juliet 4 and I run that combination on my Noveske Infidel, but I do wish they made it taller. Thanks for confirming what Sig means by "Assembled in America".
-makes a new rifle in a new caliber for the future of military applications -releases a 5.56 version because they know it's more likely to be used in both markets
@@Clockwork0nions Last I checked, AR's are functioning just fine suppressed, into the tens of thousands of rounds. But sure, lets spend billions of dollars on new rifles to save ourselves a few hundred on BCG's.
@Bonniebell Roberts mw2 isn't gonna be anything like vanguard bro trust me i knoa it's cod but this is definetly the most realistic cod so far. I mean it has staged reloades and swimming.
For anyone wondering what the optics riser was that the Romeo 8T is sitting on, it’s a KDG SIDELOK Universal Riser Long. Never heard of them before but they’re apparently good to go!
Just want to tell you how much I appreciate these openings in the last year or so. Not only do you show a LOT of actual firing of the weapon, but you do it with very appealing military-esq tactics and with absolutely gorgeous filmography.
Agreed. I love the “action” opening to the videos. Opening with firing and movement satisfies my want to see the weapon in action early, so that allows me to focus better on the more instructional parts of the vid that come later. Lovely.
The biggest issue with our issued MCX Virtus 11.5's is the weight, compared to our M4's. Also the SIG suppressors weren't available at the time so we're using AAC M2000's. Most of us looked for ways to save weight wherever we can. The rifle itself shoots well and cleaner with a can than a DI gun. We also use the Romeo 8 sight which when I first saw it i was skeptical about, however it's pretty decent. Great review!
I think at this point it's just that SiG basically has nothing to lose for the civ market given how they pretty much got massive fund from a lot of mil contract. I wouldn't be surprised if they will also finally let out the MCX in 308 in the near future. I recall the working prototype does exist.
You are one of the most honest youtube gun reviewers I follow. You know what you like we know what you like. And we hear you tell us the problems with a gun as well. Keep up the amazing work. And you really are shapping what my rent a gun, range will have if I'm able to get ahold of them lol. I'm working on going to SDI then I'm getting a class 7 ffl. Then I want to open a shooting range were people can rent for range use only things the gov doesnt want people to have. Machine guns, sbrs etc. So you can find out if you want to go through the work to get one or to just have a good time. Under supervision of a trained employee
Watched this video numerous times over the past few months. Finally have one of these coming, a 16" version that'll be in tomorrow. Pretty excited...first Sig rifle in my collection.
Until you review a slingshot I can't afford a damn thing you touch, but I just can't get enough of this channel. The information presented, the top shelf memes, and the awesome production quality. From watching the Drill Sergeant shoot watermelons on TV as a child to watching you shoot condoms on RUclips as an adult, I've lived a full life.
@Garand Thumb Just got to say brother, your videos are so well put together, informative, and full of comedy. Been watching for years, and they have always been great. Appreciate what you do, and how you go about doing it.
I blame Garand Thumb for my recent purchase of a a brand new PMCX Spear LT 556N. Sig owes him a commission. Now I need to get an FFL so I can add all the stuff that I want to; without having to wait for a Tax stamp.
@@darkdre7 From a standpoint of ammunition availability, .5.56 is the way to go. Suppressed, the sub-sonic 300 BO will be much quieter but, you trade velocity of a rifle round for that of a pistol round. I almost went with 7.62 x 39 but shrugged it off again due to ammo but, more about what I already had on hand. I'm only today getting the opportunity to head out to the range with mine because life and weather has been plotting against me. I do expect to get the tax stamps started and suppressors ordered next month.
@@wretchedexcess1654 I’m a bit of a layman so would you care to explain the tradeoff sentence to me? I was under the impression that .300blk was a rifle round using a 7.62 casing. I had no clue it was a pistol round.
@@replexity The subsonic .300 BO round has power more like a pistol round and the 5.56 still has rifle round power performance, even when used in a pistol. The subsonic .300 BO is very quiet when suppressed, which seems to be the big draw to using that round.
As a kid in college, I love watching your videos where you break down each part of the gun and explain its mechanics. It is an easy way for me to learn about all different types set ups and platforms. Thank you for your service.
am an definitely not a college kid but wish SIG would put their considerable brain power into designing a 5.56 that a college kid budget could afford - cause then I could afford it too :-) darn SIG rifles pretty much have Cadilac pricing in the civilian market, tho, volume purchasers like the govt no doubt get some reasonable pricing I bet
lol this guy doesn't get it. " no money was exchanged" but they gave him private access to their facility, multiple firearms, and early T&E examples to make content before anyone else. Some of that is better than money to a guntuber. Like it or not GT's " reviews" are commercials plain and simple. They should be taken with grain of salt. He is more their friend than yours.
@@christoolshed7746 Dude didn't say anything about thinking that GT was completely hands clean of market influence, just that it's nice to see when people disclose their relations with the company. He outright tells us that he has a good relation with the company, even if they aren't paying him cash. It's always good to know that he has a close relation with a company even if this video was not paid for or actually sponsored by SIG.
@@christoolshed7746 they’d be crazy not to try and get his reach due it’s size. Nothing wrong with that IMO. It’s a cool product and I much appreciate GT’s approach telling us these things - compared to other guys just saying “this is a game changer” or “this is the best gun ever” after 1 mag. I’d be hard pressed to believe guys like Glover and GBRS arent directly on Sig’s payroll, but don’t know because they don’t tell us anything. Guys like Sage Dynamics also saying things like “this is not a review but me telling about a cool product I helped design” is another example of an acceptable ad to me. Most RUclipsrs will pretend a product is amazing (take Olight as one of the worst) and Blatantly not describe relationship and pretend it doesn’t exist.
Thanks for the great content, Garand Thumb & team. I really appreciate your efforts to provide informative, entertaining content focused on firearms, their handling, safety, etc. It's great stuff, instantly accessible to new viewers and regardless of the topic, you set a new standard for review channels.
Thank you for remembering Gen 1 MCXs!!! The rifle even Sig has forgotten. The least modular "modular" rifle, with nothing but discontinued parts. Not bitter at all.
@send$lawyers$guns&money A little bit, like Midwest Industries handguards, but not really. Once the Gen 2 "Virtus" came out, that's where the aftermarket focus shifted to.
NEVER buy gen 1 sig anything, they will make a gen 2 of any product they produce within a year or 2 of gen 1. Without fail they've done this like 5 times and the gen 2s always get a way bigger aftermarket
Love the review. I have the old SRD556-QD, it also has a taper thread with locking mech. Has never failed me on ar builds, cmr 30 sbr, and even a 5.45 krink sbr.
As a "Spear"-Light compared to the usual Spear/XM5/"Spear-Heavy", the lack of the side charging handle is kinda strange. Like one of the interesting things of the NGSW bid being removed from the scaled down version is just weird.
I was thinking about that as well, and then I thought, "what's wrong with the standard AR charging handle? It's nonreciprocating, out of the way, easy to use from either side" I really think that side charging has become a gimmick to say, "look at me, I'm different than your standard AR!" when really, the standard charging handle is totally fine.
@@mcbadger2440 I think it’s better prolly with the side folding charging handle and I think from what I’ve heard the army just wanted the old standard charging handle put on the ngsw. But it seems weird being changed for this gun
So after watching this channel for a year or two now,, I actually want to say thanks, I am turning 20 in a couple of months and decided to join the Millitary and try to join a Special forces regiment after doing basic etc. you have been a huge inspiration for me even if your content isnt related to active duty...
Good luck buddy. 👍 Just go in ready to listen, learn and be ready to work. Having a good attitude especially on a bad day will make you stick out for good reasons as opposed to bad reasons.
i was a combat engineer/ tank sapper and all i got from it was fucked up knees and a little trauma but other than that it was loads of fun blowing shit up. soon i join the sub officer school and will be training some recruits this winter.
The original handguard was definitely a problem. Every time I picked one up it just felt massive. I have small hands and I had quite a struggle getting a good fighting grip on it. Glad to see they've changed that.
A great review of the Sig MCX rifle. I'm so glad to see the improvement to a piston gas system, despite the additional weight. Definitely a game changer with a suppressor. As always, thank you!
A really good rifle, both in looks and in functionality. It really looks like the definitive evolution of the M4 and with a few bits of refinement and some time to settle, it will probably end up being the new iconic AR platform rifle. Definetly a bad flash hider but for how good of a suppressor mount it is, it doesn't even matter. Suppressors are pretty much a necessity and SIG did a really good job on that matter. I'd prefer a wider charging handle but that's about it. Really great weapon.
The whole point of the rifle is that it is not an AR. The ergonomics are similar but it's a piston gun and lacks a AR-type buffer tube which allows for a folding stock.
@@Momofukudoodoowindu If you so think, don't buy it. Afterall, this is not a hitscan laser gun, it's an ordinary rifle with better features than most. That doesn't make it any more lethal, so if you don't want to upgrade, don't do it. Of course, no matter the weapon you're holding in your hands, if you're not trained to use it, you will die.
I own a virtus and am not disappointed to see these improvements. I had a hard time making it my main rifle because of the handguard, weight, and trigger compatibility. Still keeping my Virtus though, it's a great rifle but it needed these changes to stay near the top.
@Kaelub Brady 🤦 Spray paint....also know as rattle cans because the ball rattles in the can as you shake it, but it only works correctly if you shake it like your masterbating or the paint won't mix properly.
I'm curious if this was the rifle that was being rumored compete against the run of 416s in use with CAG. Given the LVAW has seen some use, HK's bad customer support, and some advances in both DI and piston guns since 2004, something like this appears to be more suppressor friendly than the 416.
This must be for the British SAS. The Austrlian SASR only recently after ditching the Steyr picked up the EF88 and is forecast to remain until around 2030. Mentioned this to my boss who is former SASR, he said that he'd still take an AK over the Steyr, EF88, and the Spear.
The little mechanism to hold the bolt open whilst clearing a double feed… thats some next level chess moves right there. And they showed the southpaws some love too.
Have to admit. That Epic opening sequence got me so pumped, I had to rewind it and watch it a second time, but this is me pausing the second play through to comment on how pumped it got me. Sitting here on the toilet at 8:30 in the morning ready to kick ass.
I'll stick with the AR platform just because it's so hard to get some sig parts and their prices can be really high. I'd love to have one if it was more affordable, but that's why the AR platform is so popular right now. Pros and cons to everything.
I'm there with you, id love one but I have a couple of decked out DD and I just don't see it being that much better to get one, Maybe one day but no time soon
My virtus is amazing and I love it, but you’re right. I have enough spare AR parts to rebuild a standard ar-15 half a dozen times if something breaks. If the virtus breaks,, well at least it’s still pretty 😂
Loved the dad advice haha. Btw I picked up on soon coming training. Hope to hear more soon! Totally down for that! Loved the new range pictures. Congratulations!
Fun fact, the standard Colt M4A1 heavy barrel is not cold hammer forged. They’re known for fantastic barrel life and for being total tack drivers. Cold hammer forging was originally invented to speed up barrel production, not to increase barrel life. If the barrel steel is high quality CHF doesn’t seem to make any actual conclusive difference on barrel life. Everything comes down to fudd lord and perception based on what is used in military contracts.
I recall when the virtus was obtainable for like half price what people are trying to charge now, I passed on 1 for 1700, got mpx for like 16 new with tax
That stock looks really hooky. Changing out my minimalistic stock because I got it caught on my chest rig strap during a training session, and that stock reminds me of it.
As a proud Virtus owner, it does kind of suck that I no longer have the latest and greatest, that being said, as a Sig fan, I want to see Sig continue to improve, and this definitely improved on my biggest complaint about the Virtus, which is it's thick handguards, and heavy weight. That being said, at least the weight reduces recoil a bit which is nice. And adding the DD forward grip to the Virtus made it way more ergonomic and pleasant to shoot. I will definitely own the Spear someday though.
I've only bought one sig, a p250 pistol when they first came out and it was an unrelable. It generally had a ftf or fte at least once or twice out of every 30 rounds. The sig laser/ light that I bought with it broke the first time I fired the gun.
You misunderstood, then. He said he's not getting paid by them. That doesn't mean he's not on the train (not sure how you can watch any of his Sig videos and determine otherwise). You should hear stories about what companies do to woo government (and military) personnel who are determining who wins the contracts. There are all.kinds.of.things that they can do that don't involve the exchange of money to "enrich" said people. And those are people who are bound by regulations on what they can and cannot accept. Mike (GT) has no such restrictions as a private individual.
I don't watch videos for the face, I watch for the weapon though I'm not blind to the fact that I'm sure he didn't pay for that gun and much more gear, or by default having access to these perks he makes money from the video, but good for him/them
A friend and I were talking about the Army's decision to go to the new cartridge. We think it would be interesting to see the same technology that went into the 277 Fury in 5.56 and push the limits on pressure and push a heavier bullet.
Can't really do anything else with 5.56 as it is today. It's a volume capped cartridge, meaning standard loads almost fill the whole case with powder as it is. A bigger and heavier bullet isn't going to be able to be pushed any faster without changing the parent case.
@@98usmcsgt98 because 6.8 SPC was really meant to compete with the 5.56, being an intermediate round, and its long range performance isn't that good either
$3,500 with a rebate and you'll have to wait 18 fucking months for a shop to tell you they finally got one, a Sig dealer no less, and at that point youd already given up and dumped your money into a suppressor optimized short AR15.
If you've ever convinced a ton of people to buy a weapon platform just for it to become replaced with the next gen a few short years later and then make a video once again convincing them to buy the new rifle, go ahead and hit that subscribe button.
A large portion of the expanding gas from a fired cartridge in a gas operated rifle exits the barrel at the ejection port regardless if it is a piston or DI operated gas system. High pressure seeks to escape anywhere there is lower pressure. The backpressure of the system is effected by barrel length, gas port dwell time, gas port length, and what the backpressure characteristics are of the suppressor being used. The resulting backpressure from whatever combination is created effects how quickly the bolt will unlock after a cartridge is fired, this is why cyclic rate increases when a suppressor is used. If the system is modified or a different combination is used such as longer barrels + longer gas systems, it will result in longer lock times. Longer lock time results in more gas being vented through the muzzle of the weapon instead of the ejection port. The gas escaping the ejection port is visibly seen in all the footage of Mike shooting this rifle. The reliability of a weapon system has more to do with the relationship of component tolerances to the resulting backpressure combination. You need good parts that are in correct spec, namely the BCG and other gas sealing components, and a backpressure combination that isn't too little and isn't too much. The M4 is a result of fixing a problem with brute force methods i.e. - shortening the gas system and keeping the barrel fairly long. The result is very long dwell time weapon system. In other words, if you cram an ass load of gas down the gas tube its most likely going to run no matter what. Its also going to beat its gas rings, bolt lugs, cam pins, and carrier keys to death and be horrifically overgassed if you put a suppressor on it. There are better ways to fix that problem. Learn how to inspect parts wear - gas tube, gas key, gas rings, gas block. If any combination of those locations is leaking gas, the system will stop running either due to weak ammunition, dirt/carbon, or something extreme like being frozen. If all of those critical interface locations are adequately sealed your potential failure rate plummets even if you introduce the same weak ammunition, dirt/carbon, or temperature factors. Why do you think KAC seals their gas system from the factory? Similar to a car, you can make more horsepower by adding more fuel, or by making more efficient use of the fuel you have. Leaks are inefficient, I would be wiling to bet that many of the malfunctioning guns that resulted in the creation of the M4 could have been fixed by proper inspection and knowing where to look for leaks in the gas system and lubing the damn thing every once in a while rather than turning up the gas pressure.
16:05 Arisaka came out with clamps for different handguard models that addresses this issue. It's probably not as solid as the actual handguard screws on the Spear LT but it feels pretty good. I've got one on my MCX and handguard deflection is now very minimal.
So I wasn’t sure what to expect but something I haven’t seen people talk on much is just how light the recoil really is. A normal ar has almost no recoil but this seriously feels like a .22lr when you shoot it. The even lighter recoil allows a more shots on target more accurately and faster. I was blow away by this rifle and I’m not really a sig fan, I just bought it because it was built differently then most ar’s on the market and I love a fresh take on an old design. So far no failures suppressed or unsuppressed and it’s honestly 1000 times better then I thought it would be. I figured it would be one I bought shot for a bit and sold but I don’t see myself selling it anytime soon.
I might be one of the few but I'm glad we are finally starting to make the switch from DI to piston especially for suppressed weapons which is all I shoot these days.
I've unintentionally become a sig fanboy. They keep innovating. When the 365 came out i switched my carry from a g19 to that. Then I bought a sig rattler in 300bo and it replaced my SOLGW as my bedside HD gun. Now this. The bolt hold open is genius. Every other gun manufacturer needs to learn from sig. And not only that. They'll sell it to me. If HK hates me and that's why people buy them, sig loves me, and that's why I buy them.
@@pimpinmagicianofprophecy as soon as i feel like dropping 4k on a rifle, ill let you know. Sig is a different price range on a different level of product. Once the government recognizes my right to a free weapon system, I'll request hk everything though.
@@CarlosLopez-wq8oi just buy a Windham ww15 src. Magpul moe handguard t2 style Red dot (sig romeo 5 on a better mount works as well) with a holsun 3x magnifier and a surefire g2x. Save your money and make responsible financial decisions.
@@yyy-875 It appears bayonets are falling to the way side as being a part of an integral weapon system. I personally like the option of mounting one, especially if that means my bayonet is my knife and it is more of a multi-functional piece of equipment. That's another reason why I can't seem to dump the 20" AR platform. I feel as if I'm married too it and it's 'till death do us part.
@@Gridlocked It's not the actual use, but more so a mental intimidation factor. For me, it looks bad ass on my wall and pisses off the anti gun nuts even more so it's a win win for me.
@@yyy-875 I definitely agree, but as a soldier or survivalist, all the gear carried adds weight and weight equals pain. The more multi-functional any item can be, the better it is. That said, most bayonets are not a practical bush tool, though it could work in a pinch. But in terms of war, it's an edged tool that will cut fabrics and flesh alike and when it's mounted on the gun, adds that little bit of intimidation factor that messes with an enemies moral and confidence.
Is it just me or is it better when he does reviews out in the field? anyway, I love it. Keep it up, it looks like I’m gonna have to sell one of my guns and get one of those MCX spear LT, they’re just sexy.
DOD has already contracted H&K 416 and SIG ... that ship has left the docks a long time ago with H&K and the order numbers for Sig is to replace all front line unit .. 82nd, 101, 173, all of USSOC .
For next year's April fools I want Mike to do a video on some vintage, janky, crusty, $100 single shot shotgun; one of those break-action ones you see in Hunt Showdown. I wanna see him try to make a 20 minute video out of a gun that takes maybe 2 minutes to explain.
Shortened Barrel + Standard Issue + 8R Holo + LWG Grip, love replicating this in Battlefield 2042 and looks like the real steel is quite a banger! Hopefully it gets available for the civilian market in the future...
The Robinson Arms XCR-L series of rifles has a left side charging handle. You can press the protruding charging knob in towards the bolt. That's your forward assist that goes forwards and rearwards. Multiple caliber capable. With a barrel, bolt face and ejector change you have four choices: 5.56-Nato, 7.62x39, 6.8-SPC and .300 Blackout. Tools for the changeover are a medium sized Phillips and a ¼" Allen wrench.
Correction to Sig Optic information on the Romeo8. Made in America. Emitter in made in South Korea, Circuit boards are assembled in Washington and housings are made in Oregon.
I'm still waiting for .338 machine gun
I’m assuming the 4T is the same?
When will we have flannel daddy comic or show ala punisher
@@matestandard most likely
The Romeo8 pairs well with the Juliet 4 and I run that combination on my Noveske Infidel, but I do wish they made it taller. Thanks for confirming what Sig means by "Assembled in America".
Can’t wait for Sig to produce 5 of these a year 🔥
Dont be silly thay only make 8 of them :p
And for the first 3 years they have tons of issues
And Garand has one of them.
Lmao
Give me an AK. Period. S0 I lose an moa at 100 yards. I'll take that over all the AR failures all day any day.
-makes a new rifle in a new caliber for the future of military applications
-releases a 5.56 version because they know it's more likely to be used in both markets
I get it but it's also kinda cucking themselves
Because .277 won't replace 5.56 naturally.
Yep, a solution looking for a problem. Last I checked, the M4 does everything this can do, and we already own them.
@@viktordamask2680
Except not tear itself apart when shooting suppressed.
@@Clockwork0nions Last I checked, AR's are functioning just fine suppressed, into the tens of thousands of rounds.
But sure, lets spend billions of dollars on new rifles to save ourselves a few hundred on BCG's.
This guy needs to be a playable operator in MW2; just imagine running around wearing his dope flannels
Don't fuckin do it my pc can't handle cod
@Bonniebell Roberts mw2 isn't gonna be anything like vanguard bro trust me i knoa it's cod but this is definetly the most realistic cod so far. I mean it has staged reloades and swimming.
we must riot....
U mean camping a corner, it’s mw2 afterall
Too op, plz nerf
For anyone wondering what the optics riser was that the Romeo 8T is sitting on, it’s a KDG SIDELOK Universal Riser Long. Never heard of them before but they’re apparently good to go!
If you've ever felt superior because you had an MCX and no one else did, go ahead and hit that subscribe button.
@Hulk Hogan "greatest ally" btw
You had an MCX and everyone else had an AR-15*
No U
@@jasonlangreder7214 wow this guy fucks...
Big facts
Some would say that those flash suppressor tines aren’t short, but actually perfectly average.
With a great personality
Hahaha
*in Asia
Pretty dang big if you ask me😥
Sorry. Can't like your comment due to nice.
Just want to tell you how much I appreciate these openings in the last year or so. Not only do you show a LOT of actual firing of the weapon, but you do it with very appealing military-esq tactics and with absolutely gorgeous filmography.
Agreed. I love the “action” opening to the videos. Opening with firing and movement satisfies my want to see the weapon in action early, so that allows me to focus better on the more instructional parts of the vid that come later. Lovely.
The biggest issue with our issued MCX Virtus 11.5's is the weight, compared to our M4's. Also the SIG suppressors weren't available at the time so we're using AAC M2000's. Most of us looked for ways to save weight wherever we can. The rifle itself shoots well and cleaner with a can than a DI gun. We also use the Romeo 8 sight which when I first saw it i was skeptical about, however it's pretty decent. Great review!
Should have removed that forward assist for starters.
These are already in Service use?
Could you elaborate on "we" are using them
How are the M4 2000 cans vs the SIG can in terms of function
Thanks
@@takoshihitsamaru4675 Yes, CAG and SEALS have been using MCXs since at least 2018.
I think at this point it's just that SiG basically has nothing to lose for the civ market given how they pretty much got massive fund from a lot of mil contract.
I wouldn't be surprised if they will also finally let out the MCX in 308 in the near future. I recall the working prototype does exist.
As a New Hampshire native I love being able to go to the pro shop and gawk over these things
Why get an MCX in 308 when spear exists? I mean, is that basically what a spear is?
Well the Spear was designed to easily convert to .308, so we kinda have it.
@@CaptainResident yeah, it'd just be a barrel changes, right?
probably gonna be a barrel swap on the MCX-H just like it is on the MCX-L for 5.56/.300
You are one of the most honest youtube gun reviewers I follow. You know what you like we know what you like. And we hear you tell us the problems with a gun as well. Keep up the amazing work. And you really are shapping what my rent a gun, range will have if I'm able to get ahold of them lol. I'm working on going to SDI then I'm getting a class 7 ffl. Then I want to open a shooting range were people can rent for range use only things the gov doesnt want people to have. Machine guns, sbrs etc. So you can find out if you want to go through the work to get one or to just have a good time. Under supervision of a trained employee
Watched this video numerous times over the past few months. Finally have one of these coming, a 16" version that'll be in tomorrow. Pretty excited...first Sig rifle in my collection.
How's it going
Until you review a slingshot I can't afford a damn thing you touch, but I just can't get enough of this channel. The information presented, the top shelf memes, and the awesome production quality. From watching the Drill Sergeant shoot watermelons on TV as a child to watching you shoot condoms on RUclips as an adult, I've lived a full life.
Just wait till he reviews the most expensive sling shot he can get his hands on.
@@RobertBeckk Hahaha. I'd love it lol.
Chief AJ, may he rest in peace, made the most intense slingshot I've ever seen, his company is still around too.
Just start saving, a dollar a day over a few years and your good.
Needs to do a daisy bb gun
The big question is: Will it pass the mud and ice test without any failure? 😉
Everyone like OPs comment so flannel daddy sees this
Big facts.
This^^^
Bigger question, do both of those apply to you? Mud sure, everyone. I don’t give a crap about ice. Only ice in the sweet tea down south in GA
@@warriorguitar1 a large part of he US experiences below zero temperatures so yes, alot of us care about the ice test.
@Garand Thumb Just got to say brother, your videos are so well put together, informative, and full of comedy. Been watching for years, and they have always been great. Appreciate what you do, and how you go about doing it.
I blame Garand Thumb for my recent purchase of a a brand new PMCX Spear LT 556N.
Sig owes him a commission.
Now I need to get an FFL so I can add all the stuff that I want to; without having to wait for a Tax stamp.
Maybe you can answer my question is it worth getting the 5.56 version of this gun over the 300 Blackout?
@@darkdre7 From a standpoint of ammunition availability, .5.56 is the way to go.
Suppressed, the sub-sonic 300 BO will be much quieter but, you trade velocity of a rifle round for that of a pistol round.
I almost went with 7.62 x 39 but shrugged it off again due to ammo but, more about what I already had on hand.
I'm only today getting the opportunity to head out to the range with mine because life and weather has been plotting against me.
I do expect to get the tax stamps started and suppressors ordered next month.
@@wretchedexcess1654 I’m a bit of a layman so would you care to explain the tradeoff sentence to me? I was under the impression that .300blk was a rifle round using a 7.62 casing. I had no clue it was a pistol round.
@@replexity The subsonic .300 BO round has power more like a pistol round and the 5.56 still has rifle round power performance, even when used in a pistol.
The subsonic .300 BO is very quiet when suppressed, which seems to be the big draw to using that round.
@@wretchedexcess1654 Thanks man!
As a kid in college, I love watching your videos where you break down each part of the gun and explain its mechanics. It is an easy way for me to learn about all different types set ups and platforms. Thank you for your service.
Hey Adam, you spelled your name wrong - just fyi
am an definitely not a college kid but wish SIG would put their considerable brain power into designing a 5.56 that a college kid budget could afford - cause then I could afford it too :-)
darn SIG rifles pretty much have Cadilac pricing in the civilian market, tho, volume purchasers like the govt no doubt get some reasonable pricing I bet
"College kid" la te da
@@slacra8619 that is how it is spelled😂
If I’m being honest I’d see the MCX SPEAR take .300 Blkout, I never really expected 5.56 round but hey as long as it shoots 🤷♂️
In the growing world of RUclips marketing, GT’s disclosures continue to be incredibly refreshing and appreciated.
lol this guy doesn't get it. " no money was exchanged" but they gave him private access to their facility, multiple firearms, and early T&E examples to make content before anyone else. Some of that is better than money to a guntuber. Like it or not GT's " reviews" are commercials plain and simple. They should be taken with grain of salt. He is more their friend than yours.
@@christoolshed7746 Dude didn't say anything about thinking that GT was completely hands clean of market influence, just that it's nice to see when people disclose their relations with the company. He outright tells us that he has a good relation with the company, even if they aren't paying him cash. It's always good to know that he has a close relation with a company even if this video was not paid for or actually sponsored by SIG.
@@seantheplayer101 hopw does that change the fact that this is literally a commercial for sig released on a date of their choosing?
@@seantheplayer101 bingo!
@@christoolshed7746 they’d be crazy not to try and get his reach due it’s size. Nothing wrong with that IMO. It’s a cool product and I much appreciate GT’s approach telling us these things - compared to other guys just saying “this is a game changer” or “this is the best gun ever” after 1 mag. I’d be hard pressed to believe guys like Glover and GBRS arent directly on Sig’s payroll, but don’t know because they don’t tell us anything. Guys like Sage Dynamics also saying things like “this is not a review but me telling about a cool product I helped design” is another example of an acceptable ad to me. Most RUclipsrs will pretend a product is amazing (take Olight as one of the worst) and Blatantly not describe relationship and pretend it doesn’t exist.
Thanks for the great content, Garand Thumb & team. I really appreciate your efforts to provide informative, entertaining content focused on firearms, their handling, safety, etc. It's great stuff, instantly accessible to new viewers and regardless of the topic, you set a new standard for review channels.
Great review. Just got my Spear LT, love it.👍
Thank you for remembering Gen 1 MCXs!!! The rifle even Sig has forgotten. The least modular "modular" rifle, with nothing but discontinued parts. Not bitter at all.
#teamlegacy
@send$lawyers$guns&money A little bit, like Midwest Industries handguards, but not really. Once the Gen 2 "Virtus" came out, that's where the aftermarket focus shifted to.
Never buy Gen 1. They’re always the beta testers.
@@bronzeguy9839 the company that makes Sig Airsoft replica also acts the same way. first batch is always beta testers
NEVER buy gen 1 sig anything, they will make a gen 2 of any product they produce within a year or 2 of gen 1. Without fail they've done this like 5 times and the gen 2s always get a way bigger aftermarket
Sig: This is our new, state of the art fighting rifle that costs more that most people mortgage! What do you think?
GT: Rattle can go PSSST!
Love it!!🤣
gib aesthetic camo paint jobs pls
@@GarandThumb Love it! You and Lucas got me into painting my rifles and now I’m addicted lol
@@GarandThumb splinter camo pls.
Some of the best reviews in any category. You hit a perfect mix of gritty facts and light humor. I've enjoyed all content, thanks. Liked and subbed.
I literally just picked up a virtus patrol 3 weeks ago. And now I'm kicking myself! Great video!
On the bright side your color is way better!
Love the review. I have the old SRD556-QD, it also has a taper thread with locking mech. Has never failed me on ar builds, cmr 30 sbr, and even a 5.45 krink sbr.
As a "Spear"-Light compared to the usual Spear/XM5/"Spear-Heavy", the lack of the side charging handle is kinda strange. Like one of the interesting things of the NGSW bid being removed from the scaled down version is just weird.
I was thinking about that as well, and then I thought, "what's wrong with the standard AR charging handle? It's nonreciprocating, out of the way, easy to use from either side"
I really think that side charging has become a gimmick to say, "look at me, I'm different than your standard AR!" when really, the standard charging handle is totally fine.
@@mcbadger2440 I think it’s better prolly with the side folding charging handle and I think from what I’ve heard the army just wanted the old standard charging handle put on the ngsw. But it seems weird being changed for this gun
@@mcbadger2440 My guess is more comfortable chamber checks and the ability to rack the gun without letting the stock off the shoulder.
I don't understand the side-charging handle, it seems unnecessary for shits and giggles.
@@invictusangelica the t handle does both of those.
that intro was absolutely insane, just incase you forgot just how much of a badass garand thumb really is
on a firing rage, let's see him badassing in an actual combat with multiple moving armed targets, under suppressive fire.
friend of mine. 74 yr old. "why's he hold the front like that?" "grab your .458 and a 40round mag and try it bud. now he's practicng his C Clamp
@@nicksushkevich whoa look out everybody, we got a badass over here.
Man he’s really badass shooting at paper targets
@@Just_Jac0b ok? really happy for you bro.
Nailed the intro, it was like the first cup of coffee in the morning!
You're the only one I know that continuously does a full disclosure. Real talk. And I (we all) appreciate it. 👍👍
So after watching this channel for a year or two now,, I actually want to say thanks, I am turning 20 in a couple of months and decided to join the Millitary and try to join a Special forces regiment after doing basic etc. you have been a huge inspiration for me even if your content isnt related to active duty...
CRINGEWORTHY
Good luck buddy. 👍
Just go in ready to listen, learn and be ready to work. Having a good attitude especially on a bad day will make you stick out for good reasons as opposed to bad reasons.
Have fun with that hope you are getting a big sign on bonus.
i was a combat engineer/ tank sapper and all i got from it was fucked up knees and a little trauma but other than that it was loads of fun blowing shit up. soon i join the sub officer school and will be training some recruits this winter.
we need good men to turn the tide in the Military
Beautiful rifle, i love SIG.
The original handguard was definitely a problem. Every time I picked one up it just felt massive. I have small hands and I had quite a struggle getting a good fighting grip on it. Glad to see they've changed that.
A good fighting grip for all that fighting you do
@@Nave6W jargon and terminology... good grief. 😅 training pounded that into my head. You know what I mean.
A great review of the Sig MCX rifle. I'm so glad to see the improvement to a piston gas system, despite the additional weight. Definitely a game changer with a suppressor. As always, thank you!
A really good rifle, both in looks and in functionality. It really looks like the definitive evolution of the M4 and with a few bits of refinement and some time to settle, it will probably end up being the new iconic AR platform rifle.
Definetly a bad flash hider but for how good of a suppressor mount it is, it doesn't even matter. Suppressors are pretty much a necessity and SIG did a really good job on that matter. I'd prefer a wider charging handle but that's about it. Really great weapon.
Ehhhhh…
Price vs benefit
Waaaay too expensive for what it brings.
The whole point of the rifle is that it is not an AR. The ergonomics are similar but it's a piston gun and lacks a AR-type buffer tube which allows for a folding stock.
@@Momofukudoodoowindu If you so think, don't buy it. Afterall, this is not a hitscan laser gun, it's an ordinary rifle with better features than most. That doesn't make it any more lethal, so if you don't want to upgrade, don't do it.
Of course, no matter the weapon you're holding in your hands, if you're not trained to use it, you will die.
@@Rampant16 I'm not familiar with the terminology, so thanks.
The flash hider is equal to, if not better, at suppressing flash than the A2 and most other similar flash hiders on the market.
I own a virtus and am not disappointed to see these improvements. I had a hard time making it my main rifle because of the handguard, weight, and trigger compatibility. Still keeping my Virtus though, it's a great rifle but it needed these changes to stay near the top.
Thanks for the education and experience, for some of us that may never get into contact with a fire arm these videos are very informative.
Love the camo job!!! The MC Arid sling is a nice touch.
gracias
@@GarandThumb imagine how much better multicam tropic would be if it had some browns incorporated into the design
@Kaelub Brady
🤦 Spray paint....also know as rattle cans because the ball rattles in the can as you shake it, but it only works correctly if you shake it like your masterbating or the paint won't mix properly.
@@TheGunNerd have a look a British MTP.
@@jamesbailand4311 but that's brit shit
I'm curious if this was the rifle that was being rumored compete against the run of 416s in use with CAG. Given the LVAW has seen some use, HK's bad customer support, and some advances in both DI and piston guns since 2004, something like this appears to be more suppressor friendly than the 416.
CAG recently dumped 416s for a new contract
@@jasonlangreder7214 HK got the contract now and thats good
@@jamesgarrison5546 for the mcx?
@@Opsgermanysoldier For QC sure, but they are trying to price themselves out of the market. Damn near there now.
@Lynx Actual Triggered?
This must be for the British SAS. The Austrlian SASR only recently after ditching the Steyr picked up the EF88 and is forecast to remain until around 2030. Mentioned this to my boss who is former SASR, he said that he'd still take an AK over the Steyr, EF88, and the Spear.
MCXs have been fielded by SOCOM (Delta, SEALs, Intel) since at least 2018.
The little mechanism to hold the bolt open whilst clearing a double feed… thats some next level chess moves right there. And they showed the southpaws some love too.
Love me some SIG's.
Became a fan of them since the P226 9mm, still my favorite handgun to this day, and have loved their stuff since.
I've honestly haven't been doing too great but seeing your content really has taken my mind off doing some regrettable shit. Thank you so much
Just remember, life only throws at you what it knows you can survive and overcome. God bless, brother.
It’s ok man, I bet it really did look like a girl at first.
Please stay strong,dont make a permanent decision based on temporary feelings,god bless❤
Shadows 1632 hang in there brother, this too shall pass.
Adapt and overcome. What doesn't kill you only makes you stronger.
Probably the best intro I’ve ever seen in a gun review video, that music made it amazing
Have to admit. That Epic opening sequence got me so pumped, I had to rewind it and watch it a second time, but this is me pausing the second play through to comment on how pumped it got me. Sitting here on the toilet at 8:30 in the morning ready to kick ass.
i work at the NH facility where i make the barrels for sig rifles, glad to hear that it has pleased the flannel father.
I'll stick with the AR platform just because it's so hard to get some sig parts and their prices can be really high. I'd love to have one if it was more affordable, but that's why the AR platform is so popular right now. Pros and cons to everything.
I'm there with you, id love one but I have a couple of decked out DD and I just don't see it being that much better to get one, Maybe one day but no time soon
@@primalj_2a433 yeah except OP is running a PSA, Anderson Hybrid 😂
Any proprietary parts will massively increase price.
My virtus is amazing and I love it, but you’re right. I have enough spare AR parts to rebuild a standard ar-15 half a dozen times if something breaks. If the virtus breaks,, well at least it’s still pretty 😂
@@definelogic4803 thats my first ar. Anderson lower psa 16 inch Magpul carbine upper. It works great
Loved the dad advice haha. Btw I picked up on soon coming training. Hope to hear more soon! Totally down for that! Loved the new range pictures. Congratulations!
Fun fact, the standard Colt M4A1 heavy barrel is not cold hammer forged. They’re known for fantastic barrel life and for being total tack drivers. Cold hammer forging was originally invented to speed up barrel production, not to increase barrel life. If the barrel steel is high quality CHF doesn’t seem to make any actual conclusive difference on barrel life. Everything comes down to fudd lord and perception based on what is used in military contracts.
Man, last time I was this early my parents called me an accident!!
Hahahahhahahahahahahhahahahahahhahahahhahahahhahahhahahahahah
damn
LMAOO
This is such a beautiful gun, I hope it exceeds the success that came before it
I run the same shaker cup. I feel close to greatness this morning.
Ugh this has my drooling! Omg can’t wait for this rifle
I recall when the virtus was obtainable for like half price what people are trying to charge now, I passed on 1 for 1700, got mpx for like 16 new with tax
it sucks
Straight ass rape on the Virtus past few years, and people keep bending over for it 🤣
"With tax"
F
I passed on an 11.5 for 1300 During Rona. Smh . Have a legacy 16” thou
Got 3 of em for $700 a pop
Ah, so THIS is what the Army is actually going to adopt, dope
It's like a better SCAR.
@@Sare204 can’t lie I prefer the Scar platform over MCX Ive owned both sold the MCX and kept the scar
@グルグ SCARS have non reciprocating changing handles now. Life comes at you fast
@グルグ AKs fuck...so...?
@グルグ never had an issue with mine. Reciprocating charging handle issue ultimately come down to a training issue.
That stock looks really hooky. Changing out my minimalistic stock because I got it caught on my chest rig strap during a training session, and that stock reminds me of it.
Always gonna love these reviews as is, but I wish sometimes you reviewed the rifles as they come from the factory. Triggers in particular
As a proud Virtus owner, it does kind of suck that I no longer have the latest and greatest, that being said, as a Sig fan, I want to see Sig continue to improve, and this definitely improved on my biggest complaint about the Virtus, which is it's thick handguards, and heavy weight. That being said, at least the weight reduces recoil a bit which is nice. And adding the DD forward grip to the Virtus made it way more ergonomic and pleasant to shoot. I will definitely own the Spear someday though.
Just wish they had different finishes. Otherwise I'd be ordering mine right now on GB
And this one will be old news in another year or 2. You are just another complainer
I appreciate this guy disclosing that he's in on the SIG train.
I've only bought one sig, a p250 pistol when they first came out and it was an unrelable. It generally had a ftf or fte at least once or twice out of every 30 rounds. The sig laser/ light that I bought with it broke the first time I fired the gun.
You misunderstood, then. He said he's not getting paid by them. That doesn't mean he's not on the train (not sure how you can watch any of his Sig videos and determine otherwise). You should hear stories about what companies do to woo government (and military) personnel who are determining who wins the contracts. There are all.kinds.of.things that they can do that don't involve the exchange of money to "enrich" said people. And those are people who are bound by regulations on what they can and cannot accept. Mike (GT) has no such restrictions as a private individual.
I don't watch videos for the face, I watch for the weapon though I'm not blind to the fact that I'm sure he didn't pay for that gun and much more gear, or by default having access to these perks he makes money from the video, but good for him/them
I respect his Clarity comparing to Mike Glover and GBRS
@@gansior4744 🤮🔥
sig are taking over they really have a winning strategy
Good on you Mr Thumb for speaking up about GBRS and others pushing these products without the disclosure
A friend and I were talking about the Army's decision to go to the new cartridge. We think it would be interesting to see the same technology that went into the 277 Fury in 5.56 and push the limits on pressure and push a heavier bullet.
Great point. I've been thinking of this idea for a while ever since she'll shock came out with the high pressure bi metal cases a few years ago
Can't really do anything else with 5.56 as it is today. It's a volume capped cartridge, meaning standard loads almost fill the whole case with powder as it is. A bigger and heavier bullet isn't going to be able to be pushed any faster without changing the parent case.
@@LockStockNBarrel You can make a smaller cartridge than 277 Fury though
I don’t understand why they didn’t go with the 6.8 SPC. Upgrades would be easy. The current choice they may as well gone with a 7.62 rifle.
@@98usmcsgt98 because 6.8 SPC was really meant to compete with the 5.56, being an intermediate round, and its long range performance isn't that good either
I’m sure it will only cost $3,500 when it’s actually in stock.
My guess is $2500 since the Virus stickers at $2100. No way this will be SCAR money.
$3,500 with a rebate and you'll have to wait 18 fucking months for a shop to tell you they finally got one, a Sig dealer no less, and at that point youd already given up and dumped your money into a suppressor optimized short AR15.
Sticker price officially on TFB TV is $2499. No sympathy for people who get scalped on Gunbroker.
MSRP $2800
Coming up in lipseys as 2499 msrp
Watching this before going to sleep. Garand Thumb videos are my equivalent of ASMR videos
If we're going to talk about the MCX, we of course have to talk about....the MCX.
Never change, flannel daddy!
Great review.
Dropped the post hike nachos and beer, and voila, Mr. Thumb drops something equally amazing.
I have a Virtus and I'm thankful that I'm not missing out on too much. So I'll just buy more ammo and keep training until the MCX 4 comes out lol.
If you've ever convinced a ton of people to buy a weapon platform just for it to become replaced with the next gen a few short years later and then make a video once again convincing them to buy the new rifle, go ahead and hit that subscribe button.
Thank you for addressing the FN issues and not following up with anything related to the SCAR!!
His opening cinematic scenes are always top notch!
I will never have money because of this channel
soreeeeee
A large portion of the expanding gas from a fired cartridge in a gas operated rifle exits the barrel at the ejection port regardless if it is a piston or DI operated gas system. High pressure seeks to escape anywhere there is lower pressure. The backpressure of the system is effected by barrel length, gas port dwell time, gas port length, and what the backpressure characteristics are of the suppressor being used. The resulting backpressure from whatever combination is created effects how quickly the bolt will unlock after a cartridge is fired, this is why cyclic rate increases when a suppressor is used. If the system is modified or a different combination is used such as longer barrels + longer gas systems, it will result in longer lock times. Longer lock time results in more gas being vented through the muzzle of the weapon instead of the ejection port. The gas escaping the ejection port is visibly seen in all the footage of Mike shooting this rifle. The reliability of a weapon system has more to do with the relationship of component tolerances to the resulting backpressure combination. You need good parts that are in correct spec, namely the BCG and other gas sealing components, and a backpressure combination that isn't too little and isn't too much.
The M4 is a result of fixing a problem with brute force methods i.e. - shortening the gas system and keeping the barrel fairly long. The result is very long dwell time weapon system. In other words, if you cram an ass load of gas down the gas tube its most likely going to run no matter what. Its also going to beat its gas rings, bolt lugs, cam pins, and carrier keys to death and be horrifically overgassed if you put a suppressor on it. There are better ways to fix that problem. Learn how to inspect parts wear - gas tube, gas key, gas rings, gas block. If any combination of those locations is leaking gas, the system will stop running either due to weak ammunition, dirt/carbon, or something extreme like being frozen. If all of those critical interface locations are adequately sealed your potential failure rate plummets even if you introduce the same weak ammunition, dirt/carbon, or temperature factors. Why do you think KAC seals their gas system from the factory? Similar to a car, you can make more horsepower by adding more fuel, or by making more efficient use of the fuel you have. Leaks are inefficient, I would be wiling to bet that many of the malfunctioning guns that resulted in the creation of the M4 could have been fixed by proper inspection and knowing where to look for leaks in the gas system and lubing the damn thing every once in a while rather than turning up the gas pressure.
when people are this enthusiastisk about something it is always entertaining :D
can't help smile with this dude ;D
Can't wait to use this in new Cod MW2
16:05 Arisaka came out with clamps for different handguard models that addresses this issue. It's probably not as solid as the actual handguard screws on the Spear LT but it feels pretty good. I've got one on my MCX and handguard deflection is now very minimal.
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That is a really sweet rifle for sure, also I dig that paint job you did, very clean looking.
Thank you for shaving off mustache, The Pink Panther theme always come to mind when watching your great videos.
I love this channel, man. I’ve learned so much within the past few months.
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I love your point about FN and the SCAR at the end, beautiful rifle left to go to waste
I love that in order for SOCOM to adopt the MCX, they basically had SIG turn it into a next-gen AR 😂
So I wasn’t sure what to expect but something I haven’t seen people talk on much is just how light the recoil really is. A normal ar has almost no recoil but this seriously feels like a .22lr when you shoot it. The even lighter recoil allows a more shots on target more accurately and faster. I was blow away by this rifle and I’m not really a sig fan, I just bought it because it was built differently then most ar’s on the market and I love a fresh take on an old design. So far no failures suppressed or unsuppressed and it’s honestly 1000 times better then I thought it would be. I figured it would be one I bought shot for a bit and sold but I don’t see myself selling it anytime soon.
I might be one of the few but I'm glad we are finally starting to make the switch from DI to piston especially for suppressed weapons which is all I shoot these days.
Nah. You're not one of the few. Piston is where it's at.
So 3 years from now you'll be able to find it at MSRP just as the Gen 4 is coming out.
I've unintentionally become a sig fanboy.
They keep innovating. When the 365 came out i switched my carry from a g19 to that. Then I bought a sig rattler in 300bo and it replaced my SOLGW as my bedside HD gun. Now this. The bolt hold open is genius.
Every other gun manufacturer needs to learn from sig.
And not only that. They'll sell it to me. If HK hates me and that's why people buy them, sig loves me, and that's why I buy them.
Bro the 416 Beat out the mcx for the german army contract.
Not reliable enough and wont last as long.
@@pimpinmagicianofprophecy as soon as i feel like dropping 4k on a rifle, ill let you know. Sig is a different price range on a different level of product.
Once the government recognizes my right to a free weapon system, I'll request hk everything though.
@@CarlosLopez-wq8oi just buy a Windham ww15 src. Magpul moe handguard t2 style Red dot (sig romeo 5 on a better mount works as well) with a holsun 3x magnifier and a surefire g2x. Save your money and make responsible financial decisions.
99% of people can’t afford the ammunition to wear out a rifle anyway
There's nothing innovative about this ...
I’m gonna make a 2hour loop of that intro just to hear that bad ass rifle go off! It sounds so good! 😩
I think this caliber variant is going to be favored over the larger one.
Especially in the civilian market. It’s the same size as rifles we have now and doesn’t have a weird proprietary round
@@yyy-875
It appears bayonets are falling to the way side as being a part of an integral weapon system. I personally like the option of mounting one, especially if that means my bayonet is my knife and it is more of a multi-functional piece of equipment. That's another reason why I can't seem to dump the 20" AR platform. I feel as if I'm married too it and it's 'till death do us part.
@@yyy-875 Who even uses bayonets anymore.
@@Gridlocked
It's not the actual use, but more so a mental intimidation factor. For me, it looks bad ass on my wall and pisses off the anti gun nuts even more so it's a win win for me.
@@yyy-875
I definitely agree, but as a soldier or survivalist, all the gear carried adds weight and weight equals pain. The more multi-functional any item can be, the better it is. That said, most bayonets are not a practical bush tool, though it could work in a pinch. But in terms of war, it's an edged tool that will cut fabrics and flesh alike and when it's mounted on the gun, adds that little bit of intimidation factor that messes with an enemies moral and confidence.
Is it just me or is it better when he does reviews out in the field? anyway, I love it. Keep it up, it looks like I’m gonna have to sell one of my guns and get one of those MCX spear LT, they’re just sexy.
DOD has already contracted H&K 416 and SIG ... that ship has left the docks a long time ago with H&K and the order numbers for Sig is to replace all front line unit .. 82nd, 101, 173, all of USSOC .
I dont know why garand doesn't have more subscribers. Great channel.
For next year's April fools I want Mike to do a video on some vintage, janky, crusty, $100 single shot shotgun; one of those break-action ones you see in Hunt Showdown. I wanna see him try to make a 20 minute video out of a gun that takes maybe 2 minutes to explain.
Real fun to pop a 3 inch mag out of those guns. There's really nothing janky about them though, they just work.
I have a Soviet made, single shot, 20 gauge he can borrow.
3.5” supermag gats
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It would probably look like the Obrez or Giga-Chad Mosin video.
I always wondered what I would choose to watch...NFL pregame or Garand Thumb...now I know. I don't care if I can watch GT later, I'm watching it now.
I got pregame on the tv and GT on the phone 👍🏻
@@ridered55x84 same here! 😂
GT all day
Screw the NFL. I’d watch paint dry before turning a game on.
Thank you for your descriptive and well informed video.
The science intro is rly good u should use it as often as possible
Shortened Barrel + Standard Issue + 8R Holo + LWG Grip, love replicating this in Battlefield 2042 and looks like the real steel is quite a banger! Hopefully it gets available for the civilian market in the future...
What optic is it?
@@Ellis6565 the Romeo 8t
@@bravo6959 what about the one on his black MCX?
what you’re making is closest to a raptor but same concept
That Sig is hawt af...and that camo paint job is absolutely sick. I need that in my life immediately.
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Good to know flannel daddy isn't having issues with the 'insert"
Garand Thumb has recoil control mastery at this point.
Dude has multi thousands of rounds worth of practice at this point. With a ton of different cartridges to boot.
I wish it came with the option of a side charging handle, like the M5.
The Robinson Arms XCR-L series of rifles has a left side charging handle. You can press the protruding charging knob in towards the bolt. That's your forward assist that goes forwards and rearwards. Multiple caliber capable. With a barrel, bolt face and ejector change you have four choices: 5.56-Nato, 7.62x39, 6.8-SPC and .300 Blackout. Tools for the changeover are a medium sized Phillips and a ¼" Allen wrench.
I have a feeling they are going to later. Be like a "SPR" or some dmr style name.
Not sure it would fit the smaller receiver without doing a different redesign.
@@whomagoose6897 One of my favorite ROBINSON ARMS XCR L 7.62X39.Using my Russian steel .22cts/rd. PowerFul....ULTRA RELIABLE C PRODUCTS DURA MAG.
The MIL/LEO version should be the Commercial Version. 👏🏻
no difference except for select fire which is complete rubbish. Select fire shouldnt be regulated
@@GarandThumb I think it should be regulated.
By your finger as you put it wherever you want it to be.
Dad advise on point on this one!
Good to see Sig keep pushing forward.
Getting my socom next Wednesday 🎉