- Jul 29, 2014
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You must have an MP5 style pistol.... you must have an MP5 style pistol.... you must have an MP5 style pistol.
Closest I'm gonna get here in Merryland...
You must have an MP5 style pistol.... you must have an MP5 style pistol.... you must have an MP5 style pistol.
That definitely does the trick, gotta love QC10 for taking the AR lower to new heights!!!
Yes, It's the Midwest Industries MLOK handguard, functionally and aesthetically superior to the factory handguard.
MP5 Pistola by 556 Channel (HD), on Flickr
Nice video Wayne 1 !! My only gryp with ptr is for us sear holders they won't stand behind the gun if you run 1. Were Omega does.other than that it looks like a nice gun !
Yeah I heard that, seems silly. Maybe they will change their stance down the road. Is this policy across all of their line?
Just for clarification I do not know that PTR does any factory direct advertising of their pistols as sear ready. We ( Atlantic ) do mention that they are built with a full auto bolt and show them being tested with a sear pack. Most manufacturers do not warranty items that are converted out of the original factory configuration & this is the norm . Typically alteration , abuse, neglect, bad ammunition or rental ranges are excluded from most firearms manufactures warranty's. With this all being said I would think that they would take care of any reasonable issues but can not warranty against other parts that are introduced into the equation . PTR has a long & steady history with the roller lock community & there are tons of happy shooters.
Quote from Atlantic posted on another fourm.
Not sure if I should post a link.
The good I have read so far is they insert well in the PTR9. But everything else it's a issue inserting them according to the group over on hkpro. The guys who have the 40s say they can only get 26 in with a mag lula loader.
I can attest they do fit well into the PTR, Zero wobble. From what I understand ETS worked directly with PTR during development. I have'nt read too much about it in other clones, but I did notice that one guy with these firearms
Dakota Tactical D54 SBR
Dakota Tactical D54P SBR
DJ Getz DF94SD SBR
DJ Getz DF94KFS SBR
Dakota Tactical D54KP-N w/ fleming auto sear
DJ Getz DF89K SBR
DJ Getz GF94 SBR
he was saying in general that they fit pretty tight, and inserting and removing them helped improve the fit.
This was ETS response to him "SVT your findings seem in line with what we see. In order to better control the feed angle presentation the mag had to be tight in the magwell. We found that when too loose problems would begin to occur with hollow points. The nice thing about plastic is that once the mag has been inserted into a tight gun a few times the stamped steel should “clearance” the mag and it will fit better. So those wear spots you are seeing from inserting into the tight guns is normal."