KP-9 Goes Brrrrr

Published on February 16, 2023
Duration: 17:35

This guide details the 'Gumping' technique demonstrated on the Kalashnikov USA KP-9, emphasizing its use for high-speed range entertainment. It highlights the importance of an upgraded light trigger, like the CMC single-stage, and proper grip to leverage recoil for rapid fire. The video's instructor, PSR, stresses that this method is not practical for defensive applications and requires significant control.

Quick Summary

The Kalashnikov USA KP-9 is a 9mm AK-style pistol, an American clone of the Russian Vityaz, featuring an 8-inch barrel and straight blowback operation. While generally reliable over 1500 rounds with low recoil, it has a known out-of-battery firing risk, addressed by KUSA. Upgrades like a CMC trigger enhance its rapid-fire capability for techniques like 'Gumping'.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction and Shooting Montage
  2. 03:32KP-9 Background and History
  3. 05:22Safety Note: Out-of-Battery Firing
  4. 06:12External Features and Customization
  5. 08:04Barrel and Muzzle Specifications
  6. 09:22Internal Upgrades: Buffer and Trigger
  7. 10:25The 'Gumping' Technique
  8. 12:25Performance and Reliability

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Kalashnikov USA KP-9?

The Kalashnikov USA KP-9 is a semi-automatic, 9mm AK-style pistol that serves as an American-made clone of the Russian Vityaz submachine gun. It was developed due to Russian import restrictions and features a straight blowback operation.

What are the key technical specifications of the KP-9?

The KP-9 features a 9x19mm Parabellum caliber, an 8-inch barrel with a 1/2x28 muzzle thread, and typically uses 30-round magazines. With upgrades like a CMC trigger, it can achieve a 2.5 lb pull weight.

What safety concerns are associated with the KP-9?

A documented safety concern is the potential for out-of-battery discharges. Kalashnikov USA has acknowledged this issue and offers a firing pin swap to rectify it. Viewers are advised to be aware of this potential hazard.

What is the 'Gumping' technique demonstrated with the KP-9?

'Gumping' is a high-speed shooting technique, akin to bump firing, that utilizes the firearm's recoil and a light trigger to achieve extremely high rates of fire, estimated around 1200 RPM. It's presented as range entertainment, not a practical defensive method.

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