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Originally Posted by Edelweiss Tactical
Reading a few of the posts a bit of kit does spring to mind, its the BT MP9 / TP9 (MP9 has select fire, TP is semi only).
This 'machine pistol' has been out for 2.5 years and has done its rounds here with the civilian IPSC crowd and is in service with a few of the Police depts. in various capacities having swapped their HKMP5K's for this.
We looked at this as an additional training tool, but after testing we felt it was a bit too small and has a few 'known' mechanical issues that would not stand the time over a few training sessions, though we heard that Brugger Thomet had ironed this out last year and it is now a top performer.
Note: We put 1000+ rounds through during the test session and no problems, no stoppages and not much overheating.
Its a 9mm, comes with the normal weaver mounts, very compact, ultra light and reasonable accurate out to 50m.
If you plan to do a little shooting before going out to dinner make sure you check your face in a mirror for carbon as your face is right next to the ejection port (first hand experience speaking and definitely on par with the old 'boot polish on your susat ' trick.
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Is this a copy of the Steyr TMP (I think thats the correst acronym) ?
The trouble with a lot of stuff coming through now is, sceanrio training with it. If you`re a Copper carrying a gun, you`ll train with it a lot more than using it in a shoot out. If you can`t fire stuff like `Simunition` or simple blanks, then it`s not much use for confrontational scenarios
Thats what is good about H & K and to a certain extent Glock. Most of their stuff can be use with the various type of training aids. We caught a cold with the Steyr AUG 9mm conversion. Despite many promises, they never made a factory BFA for it, so we ended up using the 5.56mm version with BFA`s. I`m not sure if they ever made a `man marking` training round conversion .
In the end, we went for the H & K G36C which has got the lot. Together with Glocks own Simunition pistols (17T) we are more than happy.