MP5SD suppressor choices - HKPRO Forums
2022年3月8日 · ScottRod said: 1. Knights Armament (KAC) SD suppressor is IMO the best and also most collectible and most rare. This is also made of all stainless steel but very difficult to find and is expensive. To my knowledge this is the one civilian available suppressor that was actually used in the military.
MP5SD semi-auto clone - which one? | HKPRO Forums
2020年8月25日 · There are several types out there - RCM, TPM, RDTS, Omega, etc. For guns, the SD guns have been made by PCS, Special Weapons, Omega, TPM, TSC, Michaels Machines, and others. It looks like TPM sells a complete SD for just under $4k (Navy group) TSC only does conversions off customer supplied parts kit + donor host.
MP5 vs. MP5-PDW - HKPRO Forums
2009年7月3日 · 485 posts · Joined 2002. #2 ·Jul 3, 2009. MP5K-PDW vs MP5 The MP5K-PDW would be the way to go if you could only have one and did not have a specific mission requiring the longer barrel (extra 3 inches). Smaller package with all the features and a real showstopper on your local range when in title II (full-auto) configuration.
mp5sd light mounting - HKPRO Forums
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Mp5 -vs- Mp5SD ballistics - HKPRO Forums
2022年1月7日 · Well sure. Identical cartridges one coming out of a MP5 is going to be different (slower) than on coming out of an SD. I find the greatest variation the faster (higher pressure) the bullet is in the MP5. Unless you have/use the exact same cartridge the scope was calibrated with, the marked ranges will be different. Share.
The Symbols on HK Firearms - HKPRO Forums
2020年10月13日 · This is called the 'Bundesadler' and roughly translated means 'federal eagle." It is used on many German federal insignia. The 'N' stands for "Nitrozellulose" (Neetro-tselluloze) or "Nitrocellulose" in English. This is a universal symbol found on German firearms that use modern nitrocellulose based propellants. The 'IE' is the date code.