SIG SAUER MCX RATTLER CANEBRAKE CO2 Submachine Gun - .177 bore

Characteristics of the Sig Sauer MCX Rattler Canebrake

The submachine gun Sig MCX ASP is chambered in .177, and shoots "diabolo" pellets. It is semi-automatic : no need to cock each time, just press the trigger to shoot

The frame, the barrel and the mechanical pieces are made of metal.
The foregrip, the pistol handle and the shoulder stock are made of resistant polymer.
This shoulder stock is the difference with the original pistol, that has a folding stock (or none). For this model, it was necessary to give a place for the CO2 cartridge.
It has a "silencer" style barrel (aesthetic, and not damper), giving it its tactical look. The ejection plate is not functional.
Its natural sights are also made of metal, and has the feature to be folded and removable, that is convenient when using accessories such as scope, red dot.
The rear sight is adjustable, and has an interchangeable peephole.
The front sight is height adjustable.
It also has a long Picatiny rail.
The safety lever is ambidextrous.
The magazine release button is on the right side.

This Rattler Cannebrake pistol has the specific magazine, developed by Sig with a pellet belt system. It has a 30 pellets capacity.

IT is FDE and black coulour.

Shooting 

This pistol works thanks to a a 88g CO2 bottle, that comes in the stock : just remove the stock pressing a button and sliding it off. Thread then the bottle, and replace the stock into place.

The magazine falls, pressing the locking button on the right. Open the hatch, take the chain out and put it flat on a table. Insert the pelletsn head to wards metal side. Put it back in the magazine and replace it in the rifle.

Once the gun charged with CO2 and pellets, you can begin your session : release the safety, pull the cocking lever, aim and shoot!