WE Apache MP5K PDW GBBR

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WE Apache K-PDW GBBR Black The H&K MP5 has seen use with many police forces and military units around the world, developed initially in the 1960's and impressively still in active use today. This is the MP5K-PDW version with shorter barrel, front integrated grip, folding stock and navy trigger group featuring a full gas blowback system. Features a full metal receiver & polymer furniture and includes a 30rd gas magazine. Features: Incredible hefty build coming in at 3kg, this SMG is weighted very differently from a standard electric MP5 to match the real steel more accurately. Magazine weighs 373g. Fits standard MP5 specific optics & mounts. Folding stock with sling mount, raise stock to fold or unfold. Pulling back on the bolt feels quite different to a regular electric version with the smooth sliding of metal on metal and an audibly different action that sounds crisper and more realistic. The adjustable hop-up is located on the underside of the outer barrel (handguard removal required for adjustment, included tool required). Magazine holds 30 BBs. Extra magazines including 45rd option available here. Build Material – Polymer handguard & pistol grip, metal receiver, metal bolt, metal stock frame, polymer stock & outer barrel. Kal 9mmx19 & selector markings on body. Please Note: These MP5 models are built to a tight tolerance and may have some minor marks on magazines from testing. Please Note: A switch on the magazine must be moved downwards after loading. Specifications Brand: WE Tactical Training International. Fire modes: Safe / Semi Auto / Burst / Full Auto. Power source: Gas. Blowback: Yes. Hop up: Yes - Adjustable. Inner Barrel: 6.04mm. Magazine capacity: 30rd. Colour: Black. Body: Metal Receiver with Polymer furniture. Materials: Aluminum, Polymer, Steel. Optic Mount: MP5 Receiver. Threaded Barrel: 14mm CCW. Contents: SMG, Magazine, QR Flash hider, Loader, Adjustment tools. Fires at: 315fps (Green 135 PSI) Weighs: 3005g Length: 400-630mm Show more