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Juke16 · June 5th, 2013, 19:34

As the owner of a TM MP5K PDW, I can guarantee you that you will get solid performance out of it up to at least 100 feet with 0.2g BBs, even in windy conditions. It shoots 285 FPS consistently and is extremely quiet. Having compared it to other MP5Ks, it looks great, only complaint is that the plastic is creaky and reassembling it is a hassle because of the way the fire selector pieces have to be put back together on the lower body. I also have a CYMA MP5 RIS (Aftermath Broxa), it's not bad for the price I paid when it was on sale ($110), I've used it in -10 degree weather and the V2 gearbox didn't explode on me. It's also been thrown around and dropped a couple times and the only thing that's been broken on it is the plastic charging handle (common problem with MP5s anyways).

Edit:
One thing I forgot to mention was that MP5Ks use V3 gearboxes vs V2 gearboxes used by normal MP5s, while both gearboxes have tons of aftermarket support, V2 gearboxes like to shatter in the winter while V3 gearboxes are pretty much indestructible.

June 5th, 2013, 19:34	#11
Juke16 Trader rating Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Toronto	As the owner of a TM MP5K PDW, I can guarantee you that you will get solid performance out of it up to at least 100 feet with 0.2g BBs, even in windy conditions. It shoots 285 FPS consistently and is extremely quiet. Having compared it to other MP5Ks, it looks great, only complaint is that the plastic is creaky and reassembling it is a hassle because of the way the fire selector pieces have to be put back together on the lower body. I also have a CYMA MP5 RIS (Aftermath Broxa), it's not bad for the price I paid when it was on sale ($110), I've used it in -10 degree weather and the V2 gearbox didn't explode on me. It's also been thrown around and dropped a couple times and the only thing that's been broken on it is the plastic charging handle (common problem with MP5s anyways). Edit: One thing I forgot to mention was that MP5Ks use V3 gearboxes vs V2 gearboxes used by normal MP5s, while both gearboxes have tons of aftermarket support, V2 gearboxes like to shatter in the winter while V3 gearboxes are pretty much indestructible. Last edited by Juke16; June 5th, 2013 at 19:57..