SHOOTING THE MP5 CLONE | Women Wednesday

Published on July 31, 2024
Duration: 25:07

This video provides a hands-on review and shooting experience of the PTR 9CT, an MP5 clone chambered in 9mm. The presenter highlights its budget-friendly nature, comparable internals to the MP5, and enjoyable shooting characteristics. Key observations include minimal recoil, a fun shooting experience, and a unique trigger feel. Potential drawbacks mentioned are gasiness during firing and common failure-to-eject malfunctions, which are noted as typical for this platform.

Quick Summary

The PTR 9CT is an MP5 clone chambered in 9mm, offering a budget-friendly option with similar internals and a smooth shooting experience. It features minimal recoil and an enjoyable operation, though occasional failure-to-eject malfunctions are noted as common for this platform. Proper charging technique involves 'slapping' the handle firmly.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction: Women Wednesday & PTR 9CT
  2. 01:01Shooting the Glock 43X (EDC)
  3. 04:49PTR 9CT Introduction & Operation
  4. 05:42PTR 9CT MP5 Clone Overview
  5. 06:38First Magazine on the PTR 9CT
  6. 07:10Shooting Impressions: Recoil & Trigger
  7. 08:50Target Analysis: Magazine 5
  8. 10:08Overall Smoothness of the PCC
  9. 11:07Continued Shooting & Impressions
  10. 12:37Decision: Is it a Go?
  11. 13:22MP5 vs. PTR 9CT Comparison
  12. 14:22Yoki's PTR 9CT Video Mention
  13. 15:30Safety Lever Ergonomics
  14. 15:54First Malfunction: Failure to Eject
  15. 16:26Multiple Jams Observed
  16. 17:55Post-Malfunction Shooting
  17. 18:03Purchase Consideration for PTR 9CT
  18. 19:17Range Noise & Other Shooters
  19. 19:41Returning to Glock 43X
  20. 20:09Sighting the EDC Red Dot
  21. 20:45Muzzle Devices Discussion
  22. 21:15Range Officer's Comments
  23. 21:53Post-Adjustment Shooting
  24. 22:00Debriefing: PTR 9CT Review
  25. 22:14Trigger Mechanism Breakdown
  26. 23:22Grip and Magazine Release Ergonomics
  27. 23:54Thoughts on Suppressor Use
  28. 24:11Final Verdict on PTR 9CT
  29. 24:26PCC Purchase Considerations
  30. 25:02Conclusion & Next Time

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the PTR 9CT and how does it compare to an MP5?

The PTR 9CT is an MP5 clone chambered in 9mm, designed to offer a budget-friendly alternative to the original MP5. It shares similar internals and construction, providing a comparable shooting experience with minimal recoil and a fun operation, though potential malfunctions like failure-to-eject are noted.

What are the key shooting characteristics of the PTR 9CT?

The PTR 9CT is praised for its exceptionally smooth shooting and minimal recoil, making it enjoyable to fire. The trigger has a long travel to the wall and a distinct reset. While generally reliable, it's known for occasional failure-to-eject malfunctions.

What are the common operational tips for the PTR 9CT?

When charging the PTR 9CT, it's recommended to firmly 'slap' the charging handle rather than gently assisting it forward to prevent jams. The safety lever can be stiff, sometimes requiring the support hand for actuation. The AK-style magazine release is a liked feature.

Are there any common issues with the PTR 9CT or MP5 clones?

A common issue with MP5-style firearms, including the PTR 9CT, is failure-to-eject malfunctions. This is often attributed to extractors wearing out relatively quickly. Awareness and proper clearing techniques are advised.

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