Quoted: The B&T folding stock is kind of long. Also the lack of a native sling attachment is annoying. When I had mine I got an eyelet locking pin, but then since the HK sling uses a hook and a clip, that's not the whole solution either, the sling would need to have two hooks to work with the eyelet pin, unless you get a piece of paracord or something.
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I think the short (10") stock that B&T makes for the MP5K is better. It has more sling attachment points, is the same length when open as an A2 stock, and does not have the sticky rubber butt pad.
If you buy the MP5 11.25" B&T stock AND the MP5K B&T (10") stock you can swap the folding buttstock portion, resell the resulting MP5K/11.25" version (which is a configuration they sell from the factory), and have a MP5/HK94 stock with the more desireable K-length buttstock. I emailed DSA suggesting they offer this configuration but their online catalog didn't show it last I checked. Maybe they would do this for you as a custom job and save you the hassle.
FWIW I am 6'5" with long arms, I shoot the SW5 "SMG style" (mostly squared up to the target) with my weak hand grasping the mag well (or a VFG run almost all the way to the rear) and I prefer the short stock.
The shorter length buttstock allows you to use an eyelet attachment for one point, and a nearby stock sling point for the second. Works well.
Here's a pic of the LONG (11.25") stock:
And here's a pic of the SHORT (10") stock (note the additional sling attachment point on the bottom of the stock near the hinge).