I have both an mp5 and a 9 mm ar. For me, these are just fun guns. Both will accept my suppressor. And honestly, it costs me less to reload 147gr 9 mm than it does 223. My 9 mm carbines and my 22 bolt gun are my all day range thrift savers.
Wait, you have a true, genuine HK MP5 9mm sub and you said you need "all day range thrift savers"? If you paid anywhere near what they are going for, you shouldn't be hurting to bad to need to save a little. Either way, it made me LOL... That's classic.... :p
Actually an HK94. But even then it wasn't cheap.
If all I shot was my larger calibers, I wouldn't be able to afford the guns i have.
Range days for me are about 20 magnum calibers (honestly, most of what I have the barrels get too hot after that), maybe 50-200 smaller caliber rifle. Then the rest of the day is rimfire and pistol calibers.. I like to go to the range and be there almost all day. 1.) Range time is few and far between because of job. 2.) I like to get my money's worth. Either I pay for range time, or I pay for fuel to get to my land to shoot.
I belive you about that one even. I think I might have wanted to slap you out of envy if you really a genuine stamped HK MP5 9mm.
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I've got a 94, and it was cheep. $250 bucks LOL.
Will the 9mm have much velocity, with the longer barrel, i guess like the mp5's anyway?
I just got my MechTech in the mail last week. I bought it from Survival Outfitters, who offer a threading service at a decent price. I had to email them and request 1/2x28 threads, and that cost me $20 in machine time since they usually thread 5/8x24, but that was much easier than getting it and finding a local who can do it.
It looks like a Star Wars blaster or something.
Just picked this yesterday it will have a stock soon.
Here's my RRA 9mm AR
