Videos tagged with MP5K Clone

Elliott Delp provides a critical review of the Century Arms AP5-P, a clone of the HK MP5K. The review highlights the firearm's reliability over 500 rounds of 9mm without cleaning, its compatibility with suppressors, and the functionality of accessories like the SB Tactical brace and Holosun optic. However, significant ergonomic criticisms are raised regarding the safety selector's difficult manipulation. The AP5-P also demonstrated sensitivity to flat-nose ammunition, a drawback not shared by the original HK SP5. Despite these issues, the AP5-P is deemed a viable option for the average shooter due to its significantly lower price point compared to the HK SP5, though professionals or collectors might still prefer the original.

This guide details the installation of the UTG Pro Monolithic M-LOK Handguard onto an MP5K clone (MAC5k). It covers removing the old rail, installing the new handguard, precise torquing of screws with a Wheeler FAT Wrench, and mounting accessories like an Aimpoint Acro P2. The process emphasizes careful reassembly and function checks.

This video reviews the Military Armament Corporation MAC 5K, a non-NFA SMG clone of the Heckler & Koch MP5K. It highlights the firearm's faithful replication of the original design, including its roller-delay mechanism and 9mm Luger chambering. Key features like the stamped steel receiver, polymer lower and forend with integrated hand stop, and ergonomic grip are discussed, along with its compatibility with HK parts and aftermarket support. The review emphasizes its suitability for close-quarter work and its palatable price point.

This video presents a satirical, high-intensity home defense scenario, showcasing rapid response with tactical firearms like the MP5. It highlights the use of suppressors and advanced optics in a simulated engagement. The drill emphasizes quick transitions from relaxation to a defensive posture, demonstrating a humorous take on tactical preparedness.

This guide details the assembly and accessory installation for the Military Armament Corp (MAC) 5K, a 9mm MP5K clone. Expertly demonstrated by Roger Barrera, the process includes installing an SB Tactical SBT5K brace, Midwest Industries optic rail, Aimpoint ACRO P-2 optic with a KDG SIDELOK mount, and a Griffin Armament Resistance 9mm suppressor. The guide emphasizes proper torque with specialized tools and the use of witness marks for optic security.

This review of the Mertsav MSG-9PM, a Turkish-made MP5K clone, highlights its key features including a 5.75-inch barrel with tri-lug and 1/2x28 threading, a non-reciprocating charging handle, and a folding stock. The host, demonstrating high authority as a firearms reviewer, notes the roller-delayed blowback system provides softer recoil. The firearm is presented as a cost-effective alternative to original Heckler & Koch models, suitable for civilian ownership in the Philippines.

This review covers the US-made Zenith ZF-5T, a clone of the MP5K submachine gun, highlighting its fit, feel, form, function, and features. It also details the installation and benefits of the SB Tactical SBA5 pistol brace and the UTG monolithic M-LOK handguard, offering insights into modernizing classic firearm platforms.

This expert-level entry details the Zenith MKE Z-5P, an H&K MP5K clone manufactured on H&K machinery. It highlights the firearm's roller-locked delayed blowback action, 5.8-inch cold hammer-forged barrel with tri-lug and suppressor threads, and quality H&K-style iron sights. The guide also covers the unique "HK slap" reload technique and the "push-out" sling method, emphasizing the 9mm caliber's advantages in specific scenarios.