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Maverick0 · June 25th, 2007, 16:22

Personally, I've got an MP5k as a backup gun, though I've never fielded it as such. It was my primary til a couple weeks ago.

I've got a drop leg holster set up for it, but the downside to using it is that I can't have a mag in the gun while it's holstered. Though the holster I have claims to have been designed for use with an MP5k or an MP7, it's kind of small and doesn't allow you to holster the mp5k with the vertical grip on it. I put the rail kit on it and removed the foregrip, which makes it look awesome, but then it's a pain in the ass to connect the battery.

I haven't fielded my drop leg set up mainly because I don't have a sling for my new primary yet. That and my mp5k doesn't shoot nearly as far as my primary (g3sg1), but it might just be a matter of tweaking the hop up, if not then it should just be needing a tightbore.

June 25th, 2007, 16:22	#43
Maverick0 Trader rating Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Winnipeg	Personally, I've got an MP5k as a backup gun, though I've never fielded it as such. It was my primary til a couple weeks ago. I've got a drop leg holster set up for it, but the downside to using it is that I can't have a mag in the gun while it's holstered. Though the holster I have claims to have been designed for use with an MP5k or an MP7, it's kind of small and doesn't allow you to holster the mp5k with the vertical grip on it. I put the rail kit on it and removed the foregrip, which makes it look awesome, but then it's a pain in the ass to connect the battery. I haven't fielded my drop leg set up mainly because I don't have a sling for my new primary yet. That and my mp5k doesn't shoot nearly as far as my primary (g3sg1), but it might just be a matter of tweaking the hop up, if not then it should just be needing a tightbore.