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Travarmy
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went to the range the other day with my 51 . you can check out the video on you tube ;" hk 51 day at the range ". doing a 50 rnd drum dump. as you can see the gun is very controllable in 308 on f/a . would provide a direct link but not sure how
I'll put a link in for your video buddy and I pray you get out of the hospital very soon.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z5c91DlwWLM
scottz63
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...thread rising from the dead...
1999 SHOT Show & HK brochure
My ‘K’ obsession started at the 1999 SHOT Show. I was there to take photos of new stuff for GunNews Magazine. I happened to stop by the HK booth to see what’s new and to gather as many different brochures for our editor to go through for details on said new items.
I saw this brochure at the far end of the booth table and picked it up for my own info.
When I got back home after SHOT I started going through all the photos and all the 30+ brochures /thumb drives/promo items I took.
When I got to the HK Weapons Systems I fixated on one particular gun… the MP5K-PDW.
Years before this I had bought a very lightly used HK94 for $250 through a friend who owned a sporting goods store. In less than a month I sent it to ‘Wild’ Bill Fleming (R.I.P.) to turn into a semi-auto replica of an MP5A3, registered SBR.
I really liked this gun and even took it to MT once on a prairie dog hunt. (after 8 ‘ranging’ shots a hit @ 106 yards!)
Eventually I sold the 94/SBR to a good friend.
Skip ahead to 2016 when I bought the MKE Z-5P. Five years after that I found the HK brochure in a box of files and the SBR idea came back to life. And here it is 23 years later:
1999 SHOT Show & HK brochure
My ‘K’ obsession started at the 1999 SHOT Show. I was there to take photos of new stuff for GunNews Magazine. I happened to stop by the HK booth to see what’s new and to gather as many different brochures for our editor to go through for details on said new items.
I saw this brochure at the far end of the booth table and picked it up for my own info.
When I got back home after SHOT I started going through all the photos and all the 30+ brochures /thumb drives/promo items I took.
When I got to the HK Weapons Systems I fixated on one particular gun… the MP5K-PDW.
Years before this I had bought a very lightly used HK94 for $250 through a friend who owned a sporting goods store. In less than a month I sent it to ‘Wild’ Bill Fleming (R.I.P.) to turn into a semi-auto replica of an MP5A3, registered SBR.
I really liked this gun and even took it to MT once on a prairie dog hunt. (after 8 ‘ranging’ shots a hit @ 106 yards!)
Eventually I sold the 94/SBR to a good friend.
Skip ahead to 2016 when I bought the MKE Z-5P. Five years after that I found the HK brochure in a box of files and the SBR idea came back to life. And here it is 23 years later:
Uncle Billy
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OK, hand me a shovel and let me also dig up this thread
My VECTOR V89 (MP5-k clone) with 70 round drum
........I have the 100 round MP5 BETA drum, but I find it very awkward in holding the vertical grip and shooting it because it's a double drum, so I made the smaller 70 round drum from a SUOMI drum
and my VECTOR V53 HK53 clone)
My VECTOR V89 (MP5-k clone) with 70 round drum
........I have the 100 round MP5 BETA drum, but I find it very awkward in holding the vertical grip and shooting it because it's a double drum, so I made the smaller 70 round drum from a SUOMI drumand my VECTOR V53 HK53 clone)
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maschinenpistole
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Still liking my old school setup.
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