Superfly from United States, MO Public Profile

I suspect there is a type on the description. It was probably supposed to be a 42” belt in the description. I have a 50” waist (just measured for a sanity check), and the belt is 7 inches too short with the adjustment at the longest length. I can use it with a different belt I already own, but it won’t match and was supposed to have a belt long enough already. Disappointing for sure. Otherwise it seems of good quality and would be 5 start if I had a 43” or smaller waist.

I like the quality. However, I am used to a traditional bore snake that has cloth before the wire brush as well as after. The lack of cloth before the wire brush makes it to where you can’t put any solvent into the bore before the brush.

Sig Sauer was claiming installing an aftermarket trigger without the trigger bridge would void the pistol's warranty. They have now withdrawn that claim saying it won't void warranty, but the aftermarket trigger could be damaged from the high velocity blowback of the bolt carrier. Bill Geissele claimed on a forum that this trigger works with the MPX and their warranty would stand behind using it in an MPX. I installed and tested about 80 rounds through it so far, and it is working very reliably with no issues yet. The original trigger was 9.5lbs pull weight, very gritty, and the worst trigger of any of my many guns. The SSA-E working in the MPX was a huge relief with a smooth trigger pull, 4lb weight, and crisp break.

I have read reviews of other brands of triggers that are adjustable having issues with the MPX. The claims are the lock tight for the set screws gives due to the aggressive blowback of the MPX and causes malfunctions due to adjustments being compromised.

I highly reccomended this SSA-E for an MPX.

I bought this to mount my suppressed FNX 45 on my bedside night stand. I took out two of the plastic plugs that hold it together and put screws through the holes to mount it to the wood night stand as my gun is heavy. It would be nice if the plastic sides were made of aluminum for better support since I am using a heavy gun with a suppressor.

The bottom is open to allow long barrels and suppressors, so this is good. The foam easily rips. My raised front sights ripped a line of foam out the first time I pulled the gun from the holster.

It is good enough to accomplish what I wanted, although I would have spent more money for a product that is more sturdy and made of higher quality materials tan plastic and foam.