More on the SIG ACP "Adaptive Carbine Platform"
I have good news. SIG will be selling the law enforcement /folding stock version of the SIG ACP to consumers through commercial dealers. Any pistol used with it will still need to be registered as a Short Barreled Rifle with the BATFE.
There are five models (although only three were listed in the press release) …
The ACP – Standard which comes with the universal pistol adapter unit with QD sling mount and mounting hardware for the end user’s pistol.
The ACP – Enhanced which comes with the Standard unit, a single point bungee sling and a Mil Grade Mini Red Dot Sight.
The ACP – Law Enforcement which comes as the Standard unit with a folding stock. This will be available commercially through dealers. All NFA Rules apply.
The ACP – CPL which comes as the Standard unit with a single point bungee sling and a compact laser aiming unit.
The ACP – ZK which comes as the Standard unit outfitted with the compact laser aiming unit, single point bungee sling and a molded zipper case.
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As a motor officer I look forward to having a second weapon with some versatility. Currently I have a .45 1911. And that is it. Because of the newer bikes out storage area is limited for short barrel shotguns, rifles are problematic as well. I se as just am enthusiast this would not make a lot of since, but it is worth a try for the working group.
This is really cool. I saw one at my local gun shop yesterday. They wanted $369 for it. It's really overprices, which makes me sad. Once you buy all the parts it's crazy expensive:
~$500 for a pistol, $500? for the sig kit with the stock, $200 tax stamp, $400 optic, $500? for a silencer, $200 for THAT tax stamp.... $1600 - $2200 for a really cool looking SBR that's on par with a Kel Tec Sub2000 that costs less than $400....
If I had an unlimited budget, I'd get all that stuff and play with it no doubt. If you add in a silencer or barrel extension though it's the same size as a regular rifle and you'd be better off buying a carbine though.
It's still REALLY cool....