MP5 Vs PS90 

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ahh you pulled high left with the mp5, hummm i already thought THATS ALMOST NOT POSSIBLE SO FAR LEFT AT 25 YARD. because i own a mp5 and its accuracy is very very good. but i understand that its just for fun. GREAT VIDEO BTW. AND I MUST SAY THE SOUND OF THE PS90 IS REALY AWESOME. GREETS CHARLY FROM THE NETHERLANDS.

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@@gimmibodigoi7899 ??? Li what ??

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Yea it is cause he gets right to the point doesn’t talk forever. 🤘😁

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+ efficiency

Allow me to introduce you to 22 TCM. What 5.7 x 28 should be!

Compact

I like both

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Wait what? There's no way the 5.7 is doing anything to an engine block, where did you see that demonstrated? 5.56 round and 7.62 rounds can't even go through an engine block. Is this one of those A.I. bot accounts?

@Shademastermcc it's something I've heard about. I think it has a lot to do with velocity of round which plays a huge part in damage, and size with structural integrity (small, well structured, high velocity rounds work best in penetration i believe). I will say I haven't seen it tho, so it could be just word of mouth to word of mouth

It’s really easy to source Ap ammo for it at least

@@201hastings which one?

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Thank you very much!

Thanks man I appreciate it!

@@GunsOfTheWorld Author, when will the next video be?

Thanks man!

Thank you will do!

Yes it is

Yes, I will be posting it in a few weeks.

Actually MP 5 uses 9MM parabellum rounds.

@@galenblack8321 Wrong There is a .40 Mp5 and a 10mm mp5 but the main one is 9mm

@@xxxod, so I wasn't wrong. Thanks for clarifying that. By your own words the main one is 9MM. I never said the MP40 didn't fire other sizes, did I? Thanks for playing.

@clveronez That however cannot be argued with, P90 has a rare and expensive ammo ...

@clveronez Love roller delayed blowback, for a number of reasons. And your assessment is pretty accurate. 9mm is great... within the constraints of it's limitations. What 5.7x28mm does is extend those limitations to a large degree, almost exactly halfway between 9mm and 5.56x45mm. Specifically out of the P90/PS90 platform. So, regardless of ammunition availability, price, and other logistics... for what it was designed to do, within the parameters of cqb, room clearing, inside vehicles, as a pdw, and ppd weapon... the P90 design outshines every 9mm platform in terms of accuracy, recoil, ergonomics, compactness, terminal effectiveness, one handed manipulation, barrier blind performance, fragmenting rounds that do in fact produce hydrostatic shock, and capacity large enough to literally offer suppressive fire if necessary. It's good kit. All depends on the shooter's needs.

@clveronez Less ammunition capacity is not an advantage you ldiot lmao

Now, is likely the best time to stock up on complex consumables. Then, not even 9mm may be available... as stores will no longer exist. Finite supplies will become that much more finite. Every caliber will become scarce. Bartering will become a thing again. Get ready...

@@BeingFireRetardant I don’t think it’s gonna be that serious dude lol a few more years things will go back to some sort of normalcy

@@kenstewart7700 Maybe. Hopefully. But less than two years ago we this thing... And by the third week of January, county wide, every store was completely empty of canned food, boxed food, paper products, toiletries, any form of fresh meat, rice and potatoes, and water. There was a certain feral quality about shopping in those days, a sort of scavenging nightmare. Lots of open hostility. And I'm talking about otherwise docile soccer moms... That only lasted a few months. But it was a beautifully poignant wake up call. I'm not advocating building bunkers. I'm advocating buying batteries.

@@BeingFireRetardant I hear ya I think it’s got a lot more to do with the leadership groceries are up cause of some stupid meat virus gas is up cause of supply and demand same with housing. Factory workers for cars are going back to work now so car prices should drop within the next year or so hopefully when that does other things follow alot of what’s going on now too seems like a bunch of political bullshit.

It's already attached with a small scope😁

Yes correct. Also the barrel is less than 16 inches with a collapsible stock which classifies it as an SBR. That also required a tax stamp along with the stamp for the suppressor. I had to wait 14 months before everything was approved.

@@GunsOfTheWorld tbh the p90 would have much more penetrating power than a 9mm or 45acp mp5 because its a faster and smaller round. The purpose of the p90 was to make a compact weapon that didnt have much kick but could still pass through body amour. The MP7 also was in the same trials as the p90 for the same reasons both are very good And tbh... I prefer the p90 over the mp7 but i cannot deny the roller delayed blowback godliness of the mp5.

@@CharlieFoxtrot128 there is a 40 SW mp5

both of the smgs are not designed to fire that type of ammunition

Recoil impulse. It’s roller delayed blowback operating system is unmatched in terms of softness. The only gun I’ve shot that comes close to it is the mpx. Also the gun has been used so long now it has built up quite the reputation and is battle proven. Mpx is still very new and has some growing pains.

Once you shoot an MP5 (or the civilian semi auto version by HK the SP5) you will never want to shoot another pistol caliber carbine (PCC) again. The recoil impulse is unbelievably light due to the roller delayed blow back system. It makes shooting the 9mm a joy, you barely feel the recoil as if you were shooting a .22. Plus who doesn't like doing the HK slap? It's iconic.

It's a proven system that has seen uniform service for over 60 years by this point and still sees service with military and law enforcement to this day. It's roller delayed blowback system reduces the felt recoil and makes full auto fire exceptionally controllable and semi auto fire accurate as well, with good ammo and adequate training. It's also pretty easy to train on. Similar to the AK, the MP5 has very straightforward controls. One charging handle, one mag release, one safety selector. No frills, no fuss, no fumbly bits. While it does take additional training to run the sub gun fast, the reliability of the large controls that mostly require no fine motor skills means that the gun won't fail you when you're doing your job. And while the base MP5 doesn't have much modularity out the box for attachments, the commercial aftermarket has tons of means to fit optics, illumination devices, handguards, and what have you to keep the system relevant today. If anything, the gun just works. Sure it doesn't do everything some of its competition can, but it doesn't have to. The MP5 is weapon that won't let you down, and that's all it needs to be great.

Because it was built in the 60s and still used to this day. I normally am not one to buy slight variations of one particular platform, but do so with ARs and MP5s. Roller delayed makes it kinda hop up a tad evenly and predictable with each round fired. The recoil impulse is unique for sure.

I don’t think the P90 uses 45 acp but rather 5.7*48 ammo which has better armor piercing then 9mm but is far more expensive and rarer

5.7x28

MP5 is the more standard looking Firearm whilst the P90 is the Weird one with the Magazine on top.