MP-40 by ATI/GSG Shooting Impressions

Published on September 19, 2017
Duration: 8:58

This video provides shooting impressions and a comprehensive ammunition variety test for the ATI/GSG MP-40 chambered in 9mm. The review covers reliability with various ammunition types, accuracy at 30 yards, and ergonomic evaluations. Expert insights are shared on the firearm's operation, including its blowback mechanism and historical quirks like the magazine grip issue, which the ATI/GSG model reportedly overcomes.

Quick Summary

The ATI/GSG MP-40 9mm is highly reliable, performing flawlessly with diverse ammunition types from 92gr to 158gr. While easy to shoot with good sights, it features a long trigger reset and can be ergonomically awkward without a stock. It notably overcomes historical magazine grip feeding issues.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Loading and Initial Firing
  2. 00:20Introduction & Reliability Test
  3. 00:48Ammunition Variety Test Setup
  4. 01:40Steel Case Ammo Test
  5. 01:5592 Grain Ammo Test
  6. 02:09100 Grain Ammo Test
  7. 02:24115 Grain Ammo Test
  8. 02:37147 Grain Ammo Test
  9. 02:57158 Grain Subsonic Test
  10. 03:15Erika's Accuracy Test (30 Yards)
  11. 04:07Graham's Accuracy Test (30 Yards)
  12. 04:52Erika's Reflections
  13. 06:17Graham's Final Thoughts
  14. 08:15Magazine Grip Special Test

Frequently Asked Questions

How reliable is the ATI/GSG MP-40 with different types of 9mm ammunition?

The ATI/GSG MP-40 demonstrated exceptional reliability, functioning flawlessly with a wide array of 9mm ammunition including steel case, hollow points, and various bullet weights from 92gr to 158gr, exceeding manufacturer recommendations.

What are the key shooting impressions of the ATI/GSG MP-40?

Shooters found the MP-40 easy to handle with minimal recoil, praising its sights. However, a long trigger reset was noted as a drawback, and the ergonomics can be awkward without a shoulder stock.

Does the ATI/GSG MP-40 have issues with magazine grip like original models?

No, the ATI/GSG MP-40 successfully overcame a historical feeding issue associated with original MP-40 designs where holding the magazine could cause malfunctions. The replica ran flawlessly during this special test.

What accuracy can be expected from the ATI/GSG MP-40 at 30 yards?

During accuracy tests at 30 yards, both shooters were able to consistently hit steel targets, indicating acceptable practical accuracy for recreational shooting and general use, despite the firearm's design.

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