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Thread: MP5 vs MP5K-PDW

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    MP5 vs MP5K-PDW

    I'm about to drop the hammer on a Zenith/MKE MP5.

    I can't decide between the MP5A2/A4 (Z-5RS) or the MP5K-PDW (Z-5P).

    Does anyone have one or the other, and wish the would have gone with the alternative model?
    Last edited by scooter22; 03-05-16 at 11:59.

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    I had the same conundrum last fall.

    Went with the MP5. No regrets.
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    I personally have always wanted a MP5K-PDW with a can and Choate folding stock. Of course I also want a MP5SD.

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    I own a SP89 converted to mp5k-N. I used to own a fullsize Coharie mp5 clone (it ran reliably). I prefer the k-N to the fullsize mp5. It is super compact, suppresses well and with the addition of the 80 degree locking piece it reduced the fullauto ROF subjectively to about the same as the fullsize mp5. The mp5k-N gets my vote.
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    Can't go wrong with either. I have a Special Weapons MP5K-PDW pending approval and doing a Zenith Z-5RS like you're considering. There's more parts/upgrades for the MP5 clone than their is for the MP5K but that's the only thing I can think of.

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    Quote Originally Posted by JoshNC View Post
    I own a SP89 converted to mp5k-N. I used to own a fullsize Coharie mp5 clone (it ran reliably). I prefer the k-N to the fullsize mp5. It is super compact, suppresses well and with the addition of the 80 degree locking piece it reduced the fullauto ROF subjectively to about the same as the fullsize mp5. The mp5k-N gets my vote.
    I did the same. Highly recommend this setup. Also get the BT folding stock, better than the Choate.

    I also have a Terry Dyer MP5A3 setup, the K gets most of the use.
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    Quote Originally Posted by MichaelVain View Post
    I did the same. Highly recommend this setup. Also get the BT folding stock, better than the Choate.

    I also have a Terry Dyer MP5A3 setup, the K gets most of the use.
    Mine has the HK marked stock. Had to keep it completely HK/German. I do need to pick up a B&T folder.

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    I have a full size and a K-gun.

    The answer to your question is to get the full size.


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    I have a feeling I will eventually end up with both.

    I've coveted the MP5 (non-K) since I was a kid.

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    Quote Originally Posted by KalashniKEV View Post
    I have a full size and a K-gun.

    The answer to your question is to get the full size.

    Care to elaborate on your suggestion?

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