Try in your MP5. It runs flawlessly in my 9mm AR SBR, and it's the quietest stuff I've used.
This. Nice an quiet in my SBR.
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Try in your MP5. It runs flawlessly in my 9mm AR SBR, and it's the quietest stuff I've used.
No expert here on the MP5, but it's really all across the board on the subject, and it also depends on MP5 type, bolt head type, etc. Some people say you run the risk of breaking the roller holders, and you shouldn't go over 124. But I've seen lots of reports of people shooting 147 and 158 with no issues. I've shot 158 in an MP5 once, but it was limited. It did cycle fine though.
I will pick up a box and give her another shot then but it seems like the MP5 would require more pressure to cycle than my beretta?
I've never heard that and I'm not sure, but IN for the answer. I shoot 158 grain all the time when I run it suppressed. Nonliberal do you have any advice on this? Can shooting 9mm grains above 124gr mess up an MP5's roller's or any other internals? I would think not, but I don't know.
Never broke mine. That's all I really know about it. My MP5 gets treated like a dirty dirty whore too.I've never heard that and I'm not sure, but IN for the answer. I shoot 158 grain all the time when I run it suppressed. Nonliberal do you have any advice on this? Can shooting 9mm grains above 124gr mess up an MP5's roller's or any other internals? I would think not, but I don't know.
Never broke mine. That's all I really know about it. My MP5 gets treated like a dirty dirty whore too.
SD is made to shoot 115s subsonic. That's all we've ever ran through MP5SDs, 115s.I dont know about other MP5 types but I know the MP5SD was designed to run on 124gr. Maybe thats what its limited to?
Whatever is in front of it.What ammo do you run?