Jan 23, 2024 · The GSG-9 isn’t just a weird-looking MP5 wannabe. It has its own interesting quirks. The gun uses P320 and GLOCK magazines. Yes, I said and, not or. The GSG-9 uses adapters that squeeze over the dedicated magazine to allow it to fit into the GSG-9. As long as your magazine has the adapter in place, you can swap between the two.

Jun 6, 2022 · Looking very MP5ish but without the MP5 cost, the GSG-9 is made by German Sport Guns and has a 7.5-inch high precision hammer-forged barrel in an aluminum receiver. Complete with a left-side...

Jan 20, 2023 · The GSG 9 is the latest Import from American Tactical Imports and its bringing you an MP5 lite style firearm designed to take Glock or SIG mags.

ATI GSG-9 9MM Pistol- GERGGSG910. This unique semi auto German Sports Gun pistol is chambered in 9mm and closely resembles the classic MP9 pistol. It features a 7.5" hammer forged barrel threaded M13x1. It is built on an aerospace grade aluminum upper receiver and has ambidextrous controls.

Sep 23, 2024 · For plinkers who are dying to scratch that MP5 itch on a shoestring budget, I give you the GSG-16. No, this gun isn’t coming from Germany’s elite anti-terrorism GSG 9 police unit. Rather,...

Jan 20, 2023 · The GSG 9 takes that same approach. It’s vaguely MP5, and a number of features look and act like an MP5, but ultimately it’s not an MP5. First, it’s a 9mm, but also a straight blowback system. The charging handle is MP5-like and can even be …

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Nov 4, 2024 · This cool semi auto GSG (German Sports Guns) pistol is primed for common 9mm ammo & mirrors the HIGHLY regarded MP-9 pistol. The GSG-9 Pistol rocks a 7.5" hammer forged barrel that's threaded succinctly to 13mmx1. Built on an aerospace grade aluminum upper receiver w/ ambidextrous controls.

The MP5 was first used by GSG-9 in action against terrorists who hijacked a Lufthansa aircraft on October 17, 1977 and flew it to Mogadishu, Somalia. It was also prominently displayed in pictures of the SAS takedown of the terrorist-held Iranian Embassy in 1980.