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I don't believe it would be importable if able to directly accept select fire parts,or at least why would rules be different for it than Turk guns? And just before some dumbass repeats it,that "you suck and we hate you" line was stupid the first time it was said. View Quote In a world of compromise, some charge $300 extra for near Glock reliability. Because you suck and we hate you. |
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In a world of compromise, some charge $300 extra for near Glock reliability. Because you suck and we hate you. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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I don't believe it would be importable if able to directly accept select fire parts,or at least why would rules be different for it than Turk guns? And just before some dumbass repeats it,that "you suck and we hate you" line was stupid the first time it was said. In a world of compromise, some charge $300 extra for near Glock reliability. Because you suck and we hate you. $300? Aren't USPs four figures? |
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The HK SP5 is priced exactly where it should be, it's just that they forgot to install a paddle magazine release, 3-lug barrel, and gave it awful markings all over the gun.
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Quoted: The HK SP5 is priced exactly where it should be, it's just that they forgot to install a paddle magazine release, 3-lug barrel, and gave it awful markings all over the gun. Oh wait... View Quote |
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They should have owned this market. For years. Now the Sig MPX and CZ Scorpion are out. I don't even remember how much HK was asking for this, but no thanks. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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meh They missed their opportunity by about a decade. ? HK has been bringing good stuff here, blame a lot of fed regs. They should have owned this market. For years. Now the Sig MPX and CZ Scorpion are out. I don't even remember how much HK was asking for this, but no thanks. Your right Why go with a company / design from 30 years ago that chose not to market it to us until two new designs came out and are kicking ass in the market. Really like the CZ and SIG "PDW" Plus HK wants what over $2k for theres...and I use a HK USP 45 daily and know HK makes great weapons |
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I paid roughly 1K for a USP Tactical in .45.
Can't justify 2700 for an MP5K clone. |
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Atlantic has them for WAY UNDER $2k. ETA: im referring to clones, not HK. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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I paid roughly 1K for a USP Tactical in .45. Can't justify 2700 for an MP5K clone. Atlantic has them for WAY UNDER $2k. ETA: im referring to clones, not HK. SP5 is an MP5K clone. At least I think that's what he's getting at. |
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Waste of money.
Sucker born every minute as evidenced by this thread, though. |
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Quoted: Are we talking four or forty? I bet I can find four HK fanboys with deep pockets in my town. 40? Not sure View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: We have sold every one we have received in a matter of minutes for full MSRP Are we talking four or forty? I bet I can find four HK fanboys with deep pockets in my town. 40? Not sure sold 2 today |
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Just curious, what year did you buy it? If you bought it in '89 at $800 that is roughly $1600 today adjusted for inflation. Factor in the extras that the SP5k comes with and their individual cost from the probably $2200-2300 dealer cost (and I am sure they will price dip a bit after the new wears off) and in reality you are not too far from what that SP89 cost you back in the day. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Meh...I'll keep my SP89 which can accept a FA sear....cost me $800 back in the day Just curious, what year did you buy it? If you bought it in '89 at $800 that is roughly $1600 today adjusted for inflation. Factor in the extras that the SP5k comes with and their individual cost from the probably $2200-2300 dealer cost (and I am sure they will price dip a bit after the new wears off) and in reality you are not too far from what that SP89 cost you back in the day. Care to show the math? |
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HK first lets the AR15 dominate the US tactical firearms market for nearly 3 decades
Then they sit on their hands while multiple companies start importing HK clone firearms. FINALLY they decide in 2016 to sell semi-auto versions to the US market, which is already crazy crowded. Glad to see some factory HK guns hitting the market, people have been begging for this for years, but they def dropped the ball on this one as far as timing goes. |
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Go buy a SIG MPX for $1500. L OH FUCKING L Talk about overpriced, sucks to even shoot that piece of crap suppressed. View Quote I feel like maybe you haven't? Mine is great, and for the cost of the HK, I got the gun, two stamps, a can, stock, Geissele trigger, and a whole pile of mags and ammo. The MPX is one of the smoothest shooting, cleanest-running guns out there, and bonus points for no sheet metal. |
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I feel like maybe you haven't? Mine is great, and for the cost of the HK, I got the gun, two stamps, a can, stock, Geissele trigger, and a whole pile of mags and ammo. The MPX is one of the smoothest shooting, cleanest-running guns out there, and bonus points for no sheet metal. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Go buy a SIG MPX for $1500. L OH FUCKING L Talk about overpriced, sucks to even shoot that piece of crap suppressed. I feel like maybe you haven't? Mine is great, and for the cost of the HK, I got the gun, two stamps, a can, stock, Geissele trigger, and a whole pile of mags and ammo. The MPX is one of the smoothest shooting, cleanest-running guns out there, and bonus points for no sheet metal. Once I get another trust for the 41p shit going, I want an MPX along side my Scorpion. You ever shoot it suppressed? I'm hoping the Rugged Obsidian plays nice with it. |
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No threaded barrel, no interest.
I'll stick with my MPX. I wouldn't say I'm an HK fanboy, but I have several, and would have been all over this. |
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I feel like maybe you haven't? Mine is great, and for the cost of the HK, I got the gun, two stamps, a can, stock, Geissele trigger, and a whole pile of mags and ammo. The MPX is one of the smoothest shooting, cleanest-running guns out there, and bonus points for no sheet metal. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Go buy a SIG MPX for $1500. L OH FUCKING L Talk about overpriced, sucks to even shoot that piece of crap suppressed. I feel like maybe you haven't? Mine is great, and for the cost of the HK, I got the gun, two stamps, a can, stock, Geissele trigger, and a whole pile of mags and ammo. The MPX is one of the smoothest shooting, cleanest-running guns out there, and bonus points for no sheet metal. I have shot both the MPX and my EVO, side by side, suppressed. For a suppressed platform, there isn't even a comparison between the Evo and MPX, the Evo is better hands down. The HK, I have yet to shoot, but I am sure it is just as good as the Evo as a suppressed platform. Don't be upset that you could have been damn near two Evo's for the price of your MPX. At least the HK is a higher quality gun than both of them. |
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now that I see you have to totally replace the entire barrel to suppress it....... I'm giving this gun the " finger".... how fucking hard would it have been to include a 3 lug barrel? or at least a barrel 2 inches longer, that could be threaded? holy shit, talk about customer survey fail.
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Been a long time since I owned an HK SP-89 but as I recall you could not really thread the barrel and add a proper
3 lug to it. If you wanted to go that route you had to have the barrel pressed out and have a new one pressed in. I know my old MP5KPDW sear gun had that done so it could have a threaded 3 lug. |
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My understanding, so there could be errors: It wasn't until the MP5K-PDW that they added the 3 lug. The SP5K is supposed to be more of a reincarnation of the original "K" gun, so it would not have the 3 lug option. What they should have done is also released a "PDW" version that included the 3 lug barrel, and added the paddle release to both versions. Most of the clone makers have done this, released both a "K" and a PDW version. I understand the paddle release was something they had to leave off for German export laws. Personally, I went with the Zenith MKE because of the option of the 3 lug/threaded barrel. It was the release of the SP5K that got me interested in finally getting one, but in the end that 3 lug option drove me to the MKE. |
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I feel like maybe you haven't? Mine is great, and for the cost of the HK, I got the gun, two stamps, a can, stock, Geissele trigger, and a whole pile of mags and ammo. The MPX is one of the smoothest shooting, cleanest-running guns out there, and bonus points for no sheet metal. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Go buy a SIG MPX for $1500. L OH FUCKING L Talk about overpriced, sucks to even shoot that piece of crap suppressed. I feel like maybe you haven't? Mine is great, and for the cost of the HK, I got the gun, two stamps, a can, stock, Geissele trigger, and a whole pile of mags and ammo. The MPX is one of the smoothest shooting, cleanest-running guns out there, and bonus points for no sheet metal. Yeah, I'm thinking he's never shot the MPx suppressed or otherwise. The MPx lost a bit of ground due to the Scorpion, but the MPx is truly next level in the 9mm PDW market. The ability to utilize AR triggers is huge and, at least for mine, suppression is excellent, as is reliability. I love my MP5 clone and my Scorp (and my Uzi and my TP9, etc...), but the only "sub gun" that touches the MPx, IMHO, is the APC. Yes, I wish the MPX had a side charger, but otherwise its a sweet gun. |
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If H&K had some balls they'd whip up a semiauto pistol version of the MP7 for us. The good news is that 4.6x30mm, being less than .22 caliber should be legal to import/manufacture in its regular, fun flavors unlike 5.7x28.
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I'm not interested in owning a semi MP5 but if I was I'd get the HK.
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I wasn't impressed when I saw it at the NRA convention. Price is insane unless you're a diehard H&K fan boy. View Quote This^ $2500 price tag and it doesn't even come with a factory 3-Lug or paddle mag release... I would rather just buy a Zenith and put the extra cash towards the tax stamp, stock, K-grip, and extra mags Fanboys will be fanboys though |
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I was excited for this even with the price tag as it is another possible sear host. However the lack of paddle magazine release and 3-lug barrel decreased my interest immediately.
If I was going to just have a semi-auto 9mm SBR the SIG MPX would be my choice. The CZ Evo is ok but the only one I shot was actually a post sample and the full-auto sucked compared to my roller delayed clones with autosear. I guess in semi-auto only it would be ok. |
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I'm still waiting on the HK 243 semi G36.
Don't tell me they can't do it, they sell the MR556 here.... |
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That would be a home run at $1400 or there about. But that is just not going to happen. The worst part is, HK has already recovered cost on the MP5 system, and roller locks in general. But apparently marketing and financial success is not in the companies core principals, evident by their recent financial woes. Never the less, the sub 1500 would make bank. Sub 2k would do alright. But over 2k, and it will remain boutique buyers toy. Not saying it won't sell, but it won't sell anywhere as well as it could. |
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That would be a home run at $1400 or there about. But that is just not going to happen. The worst part is, HK has already recovered cost on the MP5 system, and roller locks in general. But apparently marketing and financial success is not in the companies core principals, evident by their recent financial woes. Never the less, the sub 1500 would make bank. Sub 2k would do alright. But over 2k, and it will remain boutique buyers toy. Not saying it won't sell, but it won't sell anywhere as well as it could. View Quote Please. The clones are more than $1400. This is H&K, not Glock. This would be a home run, grand slam at $2500 _if_ they hadn't neutered it. The people who complain about HK's prices would still be complaining just like they always have, but the people who are willing to pay it would pay it with no qualms. I'd buy one in a heartbeat and worry about paying for it later if they came with a 3 lug. But getting one on is not only expensive it's a PITA. |
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