The H&K VP-70M's three-round burst fire, activated by its shoulder stock, is difficult to control and less accurate than semi-automatic fire, as demonstrated by vertical stringing on paper targets. Compared to an H&K MP5, the VP-70M's burst mode is significantly less effective for its intended role. The pistol features a notoriously heavy trigger pull and a polymer frame.
The H&K VP-70M, released in 1973, was a groundbreaking polymer-framed pistol featuring a unique 3-round burst capability via an attachable shoulder stock. It boasted an 18-round magazine and a high rate of fire, predating the Glock by a decade. Designed by Alex Seidel, it was inspired by the Mauser Volkspistole and intended as a 'stay-behind' weapon.
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