I'm talking about the hideaway version of the MP5K that has no rear sight and just a tiny front blade sight. I know that they, as H&K loves to do, made only a few prototype/experimental models which means that pictures of them are rare, but from what I've read it looks like they made enough to at least get a lousy pic.

Apparently, my Google fu is weak, since I can't find any pictures of one except for a single pic on hkpro that looks like an HK catalog photo showing the A1 with a ridiculously huge red dot type sight on it that obstructs the entire thing.

So, I was wondering if anybody had a decent shot of an MP5KA1 besides the one on hkpro.com.

Thanks guys.

Bo on HKpro.com has one.  It is the first SP89 and cut down HK94 ever built.

http://gallery.me.com/bofrench#100117/CRW_5245&bgcolor=black

Whoops.  I tried.

Quoted: Bo on HKpro.com has one.  It is the first SP89 and cut down HK94 ever built. http://gallery.me.com/bofrench#100117/CRW_5245&bgcolor=black

Very cool. Thanks.

Damn, looking through that album, impressive doesn't even begin to describe it.

Were the real deal select fire with a fore-grip, or is that the actual setup?

Quoted: Were the real deal select fire with a fore-grip, or is that the actual setup?

That is the real set up from the factory.

IIRC weren't they made for some spec ops/swat style group.  I think the guys were experimenting with the idea of a point and shoot type weapon for the confines of aircraft.  I think the adopted and quickly dropped the idea.

Here's the MP5KA5 (select fire) version in use by Spanish police.





Another A5 w/stock.