cjsoccer3
Well-known member
Hi all,
I’m trying to get a better understanding of how an HK MP5 with a registered receiver ages. While I am not sure exactly, it sounds like similar to M60s, there are some issues than are difficult to fix.
Like the AC556/FNC without spare parts, the M60 receivers that do not hold up well after a certain round count, how well does an MP5 age?
When I think about firearms like the M16, where the firing movement is separated from the registered lower, I could envision M16s, Macs, Stens, Sterlings and other more simplistic firearms holding up better. I just don’t know where the MP5 sits on the spectrum.
Thanks!
I’m trying to get a better understanding of how an HK MP5 with a registered receiver ages. While I am not sure exactly, it sounds like similar to M60s, there are some issues than are difficult to fix.
Like the AC556/FNC without spare parts, the M60 receivers that do not hold up well after a certain round count, how well does an MP5 age?
When I think about firearms like the M16, where the firing movement is separated from the registered lower, I could envision M16s, Macs, Stens, Sterlings and other more simplistic firearms holding up better. I just don’t know where the MP5 sits on the spectrum.
Thanks!