Whatever is in front of it.
I knew you were going to say that.
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Whatever is in front of it.
SD is made to shoot 115s subsonic. That's all we've ever ran through MP5SDs, 115s.
Im no expert but I have always been told to run 115s through the SD because anything slower and heavier will slow down too much. Absolutely no sub sonics through SDsPretty sure was designed to run on 124gr NATO.
Im no expert but I have always been told to run 115s through the SD because anything slower and heavier will slow down too much. Absolutely no sub sonics through SDs
H&K do not specify. Straight from H&KPretty sure was designed to run on 124gr NATO.
If you look at the barrel it looks like a Chinese kid went ape **** with a drill press on it.Yea I think it depends on the gun as far as what to run but either or, as long as its supersonic. I've always been baffled by that though. How they were able to make that gun with with supersonic ammo.
If you look at the barrel it looks like a Chinese kid went ape **** with a drill press on it.
If you look at the barrel it looks like a Chinese kid went ape **** with a drill press on it.
H&K do not specify. Straight from H&K
MP5SD | Silence mode
In developing the silenced MP5SD, Heckler & Koch responded to the special requirements of special forces units.
Despite its integrated silencer element, it has the same length and shape as an unsilenced submachine gun. Unlike most conventional silenced submachine guns, it fires standard ammunition types with the same effect. The use of special subsonic ammunition is not necessary. The integrated silencer element suppresses the muzzle flash extremely effectively, as a result of which the weapon is also excellent for night operations using low-light amplifiers. No wonder the MP5SD is one of the most accurate silenced submachine guns of its type.