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I can envision a tactical use for this specialized weapon:

Since they suppress well and are flat-shooting, they’re probably just the ticket for “Authorized Personnel” making suppressed headshots at varying distances. “Stopping power” doesn’t matter much when you hit ‘em in the noggin, and that BB-sized bullet will do that job just fine.

It's a controllable, compact, accurate bullethose with modern ergonomics that works well against soft armor. Not much utility in a form available to us civis, but that can be said for a lot of other weapons.

That's a bleak outlook.

What about offensive use, like when you're the armored vehicle driver and you want to dismount and get in the back of the stack with the rest of the entry team?

B&T's MP9 is 9mm and simply a modern production of Steyr's old TMP. The trigger sucks, and they have peculiarities regarding suppression, but otherwise compare very favorably to the MP7 (if one wants a 9mm). They have great holster options as well.

I like my MP5K but the Eagle Industries thigh holster for it isn't ideal.
Eagle's shoulder rig is nice for concealment under a jacket however. (The MP7 and TP9-N are both lighter though.)

Yeah that gets mentioned often in discussions, but like Stahlgewehr762 said above, shoot 'em in the face, or be ready to dump half a mag into their unarmored torso. At least the shot placement will be easy.

All 3 of these guns are the kind of weapon made for people who will only carry one gun, and need to wear it like a pistol because their primary responsibilities do not involve firing small arms.
Assuming one can bring it to bear fast enough, the performance once deployed is superior to a pistol, and that's precisely why PDWs exist.

@AZgunner, I'm like you, I'd love to own one one day. Too bad it will never happen.

For those that might be interested, James Williamson at Teufelshund Tactical has a great video on the MP7. Worth watching.

Another good vid


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Tommy tactical had plans to bring up a clone version. But I inquired late last year, with how atf approval will be like with this administration and the current issues he's facing with them. It's seems like it's dead sadly...

Bump for more MP7 pics, stories, and info.

I have shot one here in the USA.
It is a gun that lived up to the hype for me.
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Has anyone talked to TommyBuilt lately about any updates to his plans on a clone?

I wonder if a mini uzi bolt would even come close to cycling 22tcm, and would said 22tcm function in am uzi mag. Might be an option for a "clone", yes not the right caliber, and not curved mags but hey you take what you can get.

Curious model name.  After seeing the picture, my first question is do you have to squeeze the pistol grip, to cock it?

I rented the MP7, B&T MP9, and FN P90 at a full auto rental range in Miami a few years ago.

MP7 was incredibly smooth and easy to fire.

B&T MP9 was almost as smooth as the MP7 (85%) despite being a pound lighter and firing 9mm, likely due to the ergonomics and rotating barrel.

FN P90 had low recoil, but the repeated bolt impacts into the end of the stock caused a bit of muzzle climb.

All were easier for me to control then a MP5 that I had rented earlier.

Biden election put it on ice. He is probably busy fixing the T36 receivers anyway.

Too bad. I'd be all over a TommyBuilt MP7, even at the likely very high price tag it would command.

A good friend has one here in CA of all places, it is an amazing firearm. I’ve been lucky to handle it several times, it doesn’t disappoint.