| Název: Name: | Heckler & Koch MP5/10 & MP5/40 | Heckler & Koch MP5/10 & MP5/40 |
| Originální název: Original Name: | Heckler & Koch MP5/10 & MP5/40 | |
| Kategorie: Category: | samopal | submachine gun |
| Výrobce: Producer: | Heckler & Koch, Oberndorf Heckler & Koch USA, Virginia | |
| Technické údaje: Technical Data: | ||
| Hmotnost nenabité zbraně: Weight Unloaded: | 2.670 1) kg | 5.89 2) lb |
| Ráže: Calibre: | 10 mm, .40 | |
| Náboj: Cartridge: | 10 mm Auto, 40 Smith & Wesson | |
| Délka: Length: | 680 3) mm | 2ft 2,76in 4) |
| Délka hlavně: Barrel Length: | 225 mm | 8,86in |
| Kapacita zásobníku: Magazine Capacity: | 30 | |
| Výkony: Performance: | ||
| Rychlost střelby: Rate of Fire: | 800 ran/min | 800 rpm |
| Úsťová rychlost: Muzzle Velocity: | ? m/s | ? ft/s |
| Uživatelské státy: User States: | ||
| Poznámka: Note: | 1) u varianty s výsuvnou ramenní opěrkou: 2.850-3.210 kg 3) u varianty s výsuvnou ramenní opěrkou: 550 (se zataženou ramenní opěrkou), 700 mm (s vytaženou ramenní opěrkou) | 2) retractable buttstock version: 6.280-7.080 lb 4) retractable buttstock version: 1ft 9,64in (without retractable buttstock), 2ft 3,55in (with retractable buttstock) |
| Zdroje: Sources: | http://hkpro.com/ ; http://www.heckler-koch.de/ ; http://world.guns.ru/ ; http://www.vojsko.net/ ; http://www.wikipedia.org/ ; Ruční palné zbraně 20. století (ISBN 80-7237-498-2) ; Jane's Palné Zbraně (ISBN 80-7236-081-7) ; Pušky a Samopaly (ISBN-80-206-0150-3) ; | |
Heckler & Koch MP5/10 & MP5/40
Heckler & Koch MP5/10 & MP5/40
Tactical and Technical Data
Caliber : 10 mm
Cartridge
- MP5/10 : 10 mm Auto (10 x 25 mm)
- MP5/40 : .40 S&W (10 x 22 mm)
Grooves : 6, right hand bore
Total length
- MP5/10 & MP5/40 : 680 mm (with fixed plastic stock), 550 mm (with shoulder rest retracted), 700 mm (with shoulder rest extended)
Barrel length
- MP5/10 & MP5/40 : 225 mm
Weight of unloaded gun without magazine
- MP5/10 & MP5/40 : 2.670 g (2.850 - 3.210 g for the variant with extendable shoulder rest)
Weight of loaded weapon with magazine
- MP5/10 & MP5/40 : +/- 2.900 g (+/- 3.440 g for the variant with extendable shoulder rest)
Magazine capacity
- 30 rounds
Cadence
- 800 rounds/min
Effective range
- - up to 200 m
Development
In 1992, a version of the MP5 was created, which has been adapted for the more powerful 10mm Auto cartridge. This variant was developed and produced mainly for the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), which introduced it as its new submachine gun in 1994. However, at the same time, the FBI decided that it would prefer the weapon to be easier to use, and achieved this by having Heckler & Koch rebuild (for a rather generous fee, of course) the MP5/10 submachine gun to use the less powerful round.40 S&W and thus gave rise to the MP5/40 model, which he also introduced into the arsenal.
Fully automatic submachine guns are primarily intended for FBI special task forces (not unlike police SWAT teams) for hostage liberation, fighting organized crime, terrorism, etc. ...
Nowadays both weapons are no longer manufactured. Production lasted from about 1992 until 2000. However, the weapons are still in the FBI's arsenal.
Description
Both the MP5/10 and MP5/40 models are based on the original MP5. The only notable differences are the use of a different type of ammunition and the use of a different type of magazine. The guns are based on the MP5 A4 and MP5 A5 models, i.e. they are found with both fixed and extendable shoulder rests. The firing mode switch combined with the safety has 4 positions, locked, single shot, three-shot burst and fully automatic firing. The various functions are displayed by pictograms. The Bureau of Investigation also ordered a single-shot-only version (essentially a self-loading carbine), which is equipped for use by regular FBI agents when needed.
Both guns use a straight magazine (i.e., curved as in the standard MP5),
which was previously made of clear plastic (the same as in the H&K G36), but is now replaced by opaque plastic in light blue or black.
A variety of accessories such as rifle scopes, night vision devices, flashlights or laser markers can be reattached to the guns.
Variants
The MP5/10 semi-automatic (and presumably self-loading carbine) uses the very powerful 10 mm Auto (10 x 25 mm) cartridge, with both fixed and extendable shoulder rests. As well as the MP5/40 submachine gun and carbine using a less powerful cartridge .40 S&W (10 x 22 mm) than the above, in fixed and extendable shoulder rest variants.
Information as well as the images below were (are) taken from the website - http://hkpro.com/ ; http://www.heckler-koch.de/ ; http://www.vojsko.net/ ; http://www.wikipedia.org/ ; 20th Century Small Arms (Chris McNab; ISBN 80-7237-498-2) ; Jane's Firearms (Ian Hogg, Rob Adam; ISBN 80-7236-081-7) ; Rifles and Samopals (A B ZUK, Our Military; ISBN-80-206-0150-3)
Tactical and Technical Data
Caliber : 10 mm
Cartridge
- MP5/10 : 10 mm Auto (10 x 25 mm)
- MP5/40 : .40 S&W (10 x 22 mm)
Grooves : 6, right hand bore
Total length
- MP5/10 & MP5/40 : 680 mm (with fixed plastic stock), 550 mm (with shoulder rest retracted), 700 mm (with shoulder rest extended)
Barrel length
- MP5/10 & MP5/40 : 225 mm
Weight of unloaded gun without magazine
- MP5/10 & MP5/40 : 2.670 g (2.850 - 3.210 g for the variant with extendable shoulder rest)
Weight of loaded weapon with magazine
- MP5/10 & MP5/40 : +/- 2.900 g (+/- 3.440 g for the variant with extendable shoulder rest)
Magazine capacity
- 30 rounds
Cadence
- 800 rounds/min
Effective range
- - up to 200 m
Development
In 1992, a version of the MP5 was created, which has been adapted for the more powerful 10mm Auto cartridge. This variant was developed and produced mainly for the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), which introduced it as its new submachine gun in 1994. However, at the same time, the FBI decided that it would prefer the weapon to be easier to use, and achieved this by having Heckler & Koch rebuild (for a rather generous fee, of course) the MP5/10 submachine gun to use the less powerful round.40 S&W and thus gave rise to the MP5/40 model, which he also introduced into the arsenal.
Fully automatic submachine guns are primarily intended for FBI special task forces (not unlike police SWAT teams) for hostage liberation, fighting organized crime, terrorism, etc. ...
Nowadays both weapons are no longer manufactured. Production lasted from about 1992 until 2000. However, the weapons are still in the FBI's arsenal.
Description
Both the MP5/10 and MP5/40 models are based on the original MP5. The only notable differences are the use of a different type of ammunition and the use of a different type of magazine. The guns are based on the MP5 A4 and MP5 A5 models, i.e. they are found with both fixed and extendable shoulder rests. The firing mode switch combined with the safety has 4 positions, locked, single shot, three-shot burst and fully automatic firing. The various functions are displayed by pictograms. The Bureau of Investigation also ordered a single-shot-only version (essentially a self-loading carbine), which is equipped for use by regular FBI agents when needed.
Both guns use a straight magazine (i.e., curved as in the standard MP5),
which was previously made of clear plastic (the same as in the H&K G36), but is now replaced by opaque plastic in light blue or black.
A variety of accessories such as rifle scopes, night vision devices, flashlights or laser markers can be reattached to the guns.
Variants
The MP5/10 semi-automatic (and presumably self-loading carbine) uses the very powerful 10 mm Auto (10 x 25 mm) cartridge, with both fixed and extendable shoulder rests. As well as the MP5/40 submachine gun and carbine using a less powerful cartridge .40 S&W (10 x 22 mm) than the above, in fixed and extendable shoulder rest variants.
Information as well as the images below were (are) taken from the website - http://hkpro.com/ ; http://www.heckler-koch.de/ ; http://www.vojsko.net/ ; http://www.wikipedia.org/ ; 20th Century Small Arms (Chris McNab; ISBN 80-7237-498-2) ; Jane's Firearms (Ian Hogg, Rob Adam; ISBN 80-7236-081-7) ; Rifles and Samopals (A B ZUK, Our Military; ISBN-80-206-0150-3)
Reklama
Join us
We believe that there are people with different interests and experiences who could contribute their knowledge and ideas. If you love military history and have experience in historical research, writing articles, editing text, moderating, creating images, graphics or videos, or simply have a desire to contribute to our unique system, you can join us and help us create content that will be interesting and beneficial to other readers.
Find out more