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Sig Sauer MCX Spear LT .300 Blackout
.300 Blackout • Sig Sauer

Sig Sauer MCX Spear LT .300 Blackout

Model: RMCX-300B-9B-LT-SBR

30
CAPACITY
9.0"
BARREL
6.4
LBS
Semi-Auto
ACTION
.300 Blackout
CALIBER
$2,179
MSRP

Full Specifications

Series Spear LT
Action Type Semi-Auto
Trigger SIG Flat Blade Match
Safety Ambidextrous Selector
Optic Ready Yes
Magazines Included 1
Overall Length (Stock Extended) 27.75"
Barrel Length 9.0"
Height 7.5"
Width 2.9"
Weight 102.4 oz (6.4 lbs)
Receiver Material Aluminum Alloy
Receiver Finish Coyote Anodized
Barrel Material Carbon Steel
Barrel Finish Black
Twist Rate 1:5"
Thread Pattern 5/8x24
Muzzle Device SIG QD Suppressor-Ready Flash Hider
Stock Material Polymer
Grip Type Polymer
Country of Origin USA

Threaded 5/8x24 barrel: compare .30 caliber suppressor prices.

Includes: (1) 30rd Polymer Mag

About This Firearm

The Sig Sauer MCX Spear LT is a 9-inch short-barreled .300 Blackout built as a suppressor host for close work. It has an MSRP of $2,179. A gas piston drives the action instead of a gas tube, and the gas system adjusts, so the rifle can be set for subsonic loads behind a can and turned back up for supersonic.

No sights are fitted and none are named for this configuration. The barrel ends in a 5/8x24 thread under Sig's QD suppressor-ready flash hider, so a Sig can locks straight on and anything else screws to the thread underneath. The Folding Minimalist Plus stock folds and collapses, taking a 27.75-inch rifle down further for a bag, and the controls work from both sides. One 30-round magazine comes in the box and the well is AR-15 pattern. This is a short-barreled rifle, so it takes an NFA tax stamp to buy.

If you're cross-shopping, the Sig Sauer MCX Rattler is a used buy at 5.70 lbs, 0.70 lbs lighter, on a 5.5-inch barrel at 23.5 inches overall, which packs smaller and gives up more velocity. The CMMG Dissent Mk4 has an MSRP of $2,149.95 and matches this rifle's 6.40 lbs, but its 16.1-inch barrel and 35.5 inches overall make it an ordinary rifle purchase with no stamp. Sig lists the Spear LT barrels as interchangeable, so one receiver can carry a short host and a longer barrel at different times.

Best For

GOOD
Home Defense
Folded and collapsed the rifle stores in a case too small for a carbine, and the ambidextrous controls mean it works the same from either shoulder for whoever picks it up.
GOOD
Range/Target
The 1:5 twist is cut for the long heavy bullets subsonic .300 Blackout uses, so a 220-grain round stabilizes as well as a 110-grain one.
FAIR
Plinking/Training
An unsuppressed short .300 Blackout barrel is loud enough to clear the bench beside you, and the cartridge is not a cheap one to buy in volume.

Strengths & Limitations

Strengths
  • Sig secures the flash hider with Rocksett, so the muzzle device does not back off under a suppressor's weight.
  • The trigger is Sig's Flat Blade Match unit, not a mil-spec single stage.
  • Sig describes the handguard as lightweight and ergonomic, and it is M-LOK, so a light or a laser mounts without an adapter.
Limitations
  • Nothing on the rifle can be aimed as it comes, so an optic is part of the purchase.
  • One magazine ships with it, and a .300 Blackout carbine gets through more than one in a session.
  • This configuration comes in a Coyote finish, so matching accessories means buying coyote or living with a two-tone rifle.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Will AR-15 uppers or bolt carriers fit it?

No. The MCX is Sig's own system with a gas piston, so AR-15 uppers and carriers do not swap in, even though the magazines do.

How does the 5.56 Spear LT differ in barrel spec?

Sig gives the 5.56 rifle a 1:7 twist and a 1/2x28 thread, where this .300 Blackout barrel is 1:5 with 5/8x24, so muzzle devices do not move between them.

What does the stock adjust?

It folds to the side and its length adjusts, so the same rifle fits a shooter in armour and a shooter in a shirt.