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MP5s
Oct 17, 2003 17:23:32 GMT -5
Post by Knife on Oct 17, 2003 17:23:32 GMT -5
OK this is gonna sound very noobish but i was wondering what is the difference between the MP5A1-5 or how many As there are.... I havent seen any differences at all.
edit: Does it basically have to do with the mech boxes and the internals?
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MP5s
Oct 17, 2003 20:46:01 GMT -5
Post by Talisman on Oct 17, 2003 20:46:01 GMT -5
Nope. Only thing that changes is the look. PDW *might* have a different box, but i doubt it.
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MP5s
Oct 17, 2003 21:45:57 GMT -5
Post by Knief on Oct 17, 2003 21:45:57 GMT -5
the PDW and K have a version 3 gearbox, the others have a version 2 box. Although really, the PDW/K doesn't have a true version 3 because the motor isn't attatched to the box, but the internal configuration is that of the version 3. There are some small parts differences as well between the PDW/K and the A/SD series. The one that screwed me over was the mag catch. Apparently the A/SD mag catch doesn't fit in the PDW body. That sucked.
There is an A4 and an A5. The A4 has a solid stock for a large battery, and the A5 has a sliding stock and uses a mini battery. Then, there is an SD5 and SD6. the SD5 corresponds to the A4 and likewise with the SD6 and A5. No differences in internals between the A and SD series.
Of course, that's talking Tokyo Marui. It's either AE/ICS or Classic Army that uses the more correct A3 notation on one of their mp5's (i can't remember which company does it), but it's still the same basic gun.
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MP5s
Oct 17, 2003 21:54:13 GMT -5
Post by Jacko on Oct 17, 2003 21:54:13 GMT -5
Yeah, since the A4 notation denotes a solid stock and 3 round burst, if I recall.
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MP5s
Oct 17, 2003 22:02:50 GMT -5
Post by Knief on Oct 17, 2003 22:02:50 GMT -5
Yeah, that's how i know it, too.
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MP5s
Oct 18, 2003 8:44:20 GMT -5
Post by xaos on Oct 18, 2003 8:44:20 GMT -5
It works something like this: A2: Full stock, non-suppressed, SEF trigger group (S [safe], E [semi] F [full auto] markings on reciever, the reciever itself is slightly different also) A3: Slither stock, non-suppressed, SEF trigger group A4: Full stock, non-suppressed, Navy trigger group (little bullet pictures on the reciever) A5: Slither stock, non-suppressed, Navy trigger group SD3: Full stock, suppressed, SEF trigger SD4: Slither stock, suppressed, SEF trigger SD5: Full stock, suppressed, Navy trigger SD6: Slither stock, suppressed, Navy trigger K: Shortened foregrip, no stock K PDW: Shortened foregrip, folding stock RAS: Rail-style foregrip, folding stock, son-suppressed, Navy trigger group That's the airsoft stuff that I can remember seeing for sale Add that to Knief's post, and you've got the differences between the different MP5 notations. I believe both ICS and CA offer the SEF trigger group recievers. As far as real-steel is concerned, the different notations denote some other little differences (i.e. the Navy trigger group has 3-round burst). For a ton of excellent H&K real-steel info, check out www.hkpro.com
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MP5s
Oct 18, 2003 12:52:08 GMT -5
Post by Bigmack on Oct 18, 2003 12:52:08 GMT -5
Actually... The Navy Group is safe/semi/full. Thats because Squidies can't hit shit. ;D
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