The Best SMGs of 2023 (Top 5 Fight)

Published on March 28, 2023
Duration: 13:36

This video ranks the top 5 civilian 'SMG-style' firearms of 2023, including the CZ Scorpion EVO 3 S1, H&K SP5, FN PS90, IWI Uzi Pro, and Kriss Vector CRB. It clarifies the technical definition of an SMG versus a machine gun and discusses the unique features, calibers, and civilian applications of each model. The Kriss Vector CRB is highlighted for its advanced recoil mitigation system.

Quick Summary

The Kriss Vector CRB features a unique 'Super V' recoil mitigation system that redirects blowback energy downward, significantly reducing muzzle climb. It is highly modular, available in multiple calibers, and compatible with standard Glock magazines.

Chapters

  1. 00:00SMG vs. Machine Gun Definition
  2. 01:29#5 CZ Scorpion EVO 3 S1 Review
  3. 03:34#4 Heckler & Koch SP5 Review
  4. 05:56#3 FN PS90 Review
  5. 08:10#2 IWI Uzi Pro Review
  6. 10:30#1 Kriss Vector CRB Review

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between an SMG and a machine gun?

A true Submachine Gun (SMG) fires pistol cartridges like 9mm in full-auto. Machine guns typically use more powerful rifle cartridges like .50 BMG. Civilian semi-automatic versions of SMGs are often colloquially called SMGs but are technically not.

Which firearm on the list is known for its recoil mitigation system?

The Kriss Vector CRB is famous for its 'Super V' recoil mitigation system. This system redirects blowback energy downward, significantly reducing muzzle climb and improving control during firing.

What makes the FN PS90 unique among these firearms?

The FN PS90 stands out with its 5.7x28mm caliber, known for armor penetration, and its distinctive bullpup design. It also features a top-mounted 50-round magazine, allowing for a compact frame with a full-length barrel.

What are the key features of the H&K SP5?

The H&K SP5 is the civilian semi-auto version of the MP5. It utilizes an accurate roller-delayed blowback system and features an 8.86-inch barrel optimized for 9mm, achieving velocities comparable to .357 Magnum.

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