Our "Brass Signal" worked - he's here guys

Also: Henry... please. Stop. I can't afford more PDWs, stop showing off that mp5k.

@@BrassFacts #FundRaiserForBrassMP5Now

Sure you can ... You know you can ...

Ass Facts!!

Literally saw the title and thought "oh sweet a new brass facts video" lol

Its not 2 hours long so probably not hahah

@@kobeh6185 ROFL

Did the same thing. Brass facts did more for the pdw community than anyone else

😂😂😂

man it turns into a chore when going out to the range is working every thing. It's turns into a very conscious effort to have to push yourself with pistols, which means even more time away from family, friends, and work.

you and me should be friends hahahah dang it Bobby

All true

Yeah, and I would be really interested to see person, concealed carry carry SP5K. Or openly carry it as a matter of fact 😀 And yes, I know those super tactical backpack exists. Question is PDW for what situation? I would argue that only real advantage SP5K has compare to 5.56 or worse 300 blackout - it can be really-really short. Packed. And that is it. All other - disadvantages.

​​@@vladimirpecherskiy1910 Lighter weight, and probably most important, lighter, cheaper, and much more available ammo. 9mm has got to be the most abundant round in the us. You are now boosting the capabilities of said round. You can also get sub sonic 9mm and said sub sonic 9mm is easier to get to cycle reliably with a suppressor than 300blk. With my ches rig, i could carry 8 ar mags. On the same chest rig, i could carry 16 pdw mags. Not that id bring a pdw to a war zone but it makes the point.

@@dar5647 I am sorry, carry where exactly? In what battle you would need 16 mags for PDW? You going to protect yourself against a company of enemy with suppressive fire? 😄And that anеmy same time not too big - so you want to use sonic for 9mm? Why would you need sonic 9mm - realistically? Yes, 9mm somewhat lighter - but what noticeable difference it made for PDW? Ammo might be cheaper - I do not know - but not make difference for price range of that gun + accessories. And this is not super durable gun. And it is not lighter - it is shorter, yes.

@@vladimirpecherskiy1910 i was making a point dip shit, not stating that i need 16 mags. The other pouches saved by carrying the same loadout in less pouches could be used to carry a myriad of other things. Also lmao on the rest of your points. As if a rifle kitted out isnt typically 3k plus. As if sub sonic isnt fucking obvious as to why youd want it. As if guns are some how less durable because they are in 9mm. I highly doubt any pcc sbr or pistol isnt lighter than a rifle in 5.56 or something else. Or its a cucked super short rifle with trash ballistics for 5.56.

I am building a Raider as we speak. BEACUSE of the SBR laws I went with a brace on purpose to make is not a pain to travel with.

Same!

We've heard you guys - we'll be dropping much more close-range stuff this year.

Come on out to Tomball! My back yard is your oyster

@@9HoleReviewsNice!! Seems like wasted potential to have a Grand Master that just does spotting

@@9HoleReviews I love the close range stuff sm

Our latest victim

Good man

You won’t regret it.

The K is def the way to go. That’s what I did

Think about the scorpion. The MP5's handling is really outdated. Still a nice gun obviously.

Price is king. If I can get a full PCC for cheaper than a chassis, I'll just get the 2nd gun. But I agree if the price is reasonable, I'd pick up a raider for sure

@@thecheesedipprice isn’t king - the better gun is king, and the best gun is the one you have on you, the one you can deploy in 1-1.5 seconds. That’s the Raider 365 (or Raider X, just tougher to carry). A few hundred dollars is nothing if it saves your life.

Pistol chassis are a nice gimmick but really no substitute for the real thing. Trust me, I've been there. I could shoot my pistol with iron sights more accurately than the chassis with an optic. Chassis was faster though.

@@Vanalos sorry, but you being more accurate with irons than a stabilized platform with optics is purely a weird skill issue

​@@thecheesedipprice isn't king here. Flux P365 will have no competitor for the niche it fills.

First gun I bought when I turned 21 was a P99. Still have it and shoot it 20 years later with no malfunctions or broken parts. Excellent firearm

They're comfortable, yet practical

Out of curiosity, what are you supposed to carry in your backpack?

@@ninemirrors a laptop, note pad, swag, etc.

And why exactly are you doing so - you are working in high level personal security or a drug cartel? 😃

This would also be my exact setup if I had that kind of cheese to put into it. This is about as good as it gets without going full combat loadout

@@c-jam6392 i did the ap5k so its cheap, needed to replace the extractor and mag springs as they were faulty out of the box but besides that its been flawless going on about 2k rounds.

Or even 40 s&w with a longer barrel pushing them past pistol 10mm velocity with less recoil and cost

Facts. I’d sell my soul for a 7.5 FK roller delayed PDW.

Rattler in 300 blk

I've been itching for someone to do the same as long as its in a smaller design like the TP9 or the Flux Raider.

You can make one by buying glock in 10mm and BT USW for that

My wife can't shoot a handgun to save a life, so she carries a BT APC9K in a diaper bag. It's real small and lighter than a MP5 variant

​@@UndertheTreesPNWit feels kind of surreal in needing a PDW for your daily routine. Is your neighbourhood that dangerous?

@@hippoace she can't hit shit with a handgun.

Your man purse must be substantial to carry an L1A1 SLR. Respect. 🫡

A fellow man of culture - if you see us out there come say 'what's up'

You're enjoying the more open-conversation topics that we're hitting on the Range Talk episodes?

@@9HoleReviews yes. I really like the long range stuff too but variety is good. I like how you guys take service rifles and stretch them out.

Man, I'm hoping Gigliotti doesn't take too long to get the kits made and shipped out. I still have emails from them saying they were pushing a September 2023 release. Hopefully all that extra time means the triggers will be unproblematic cause the trigger is the only thing I have an issue with.

@@DrWolfensteinz Yeah, they projected for it to launch in November but blew it. I hope they're solid asf. Looks to be a drop in system. I hope they close the pre-order soon and just crank them out as fast as they can cuz I have a big range day on the 24th lol.

@@DrWolfensteinz and yeah the trigger honestly breaks the gun. It's so bad, sometimes I think the safety is on haha. I hope it's as amazing as they have hyped it up to be.

I do the same thing. Now I’m gunning for master with the Raider 365. Last classifier would have been solid master if I hadn’t have dropped a shot. I’ll start practicing sometime soon 😂

More points of contact is the most important factor.

my batteries died in them during filming

9 whole reviews!?

@@joeymedina7115 yes 9 whole reviews ;)

So I got mixed results with different ammo. Shot from tripod, sitting position. 4x magnification. The consistent ones were: 147gr JHP Magtech, 124gr JHP Sterling and 140gr FMJ S&B. At 75 and 100m I got 7-8ish MOA 9 round groups with 7 best of 9 being 4.5 MOA ish. Not bad for a 4,5" barrel. At 75m, 150 grain S&B was just 4.5 MOA from right to left, but the variation in vertical was whole @13 MOA with 7 of 9 @10 MOA 124gr STV FMJ was similar at @15/10 MOA while 6.5 right/left. 100g was S&B XRG similar overall dispersion in MOA, just more uniform and round, but at just 50m. 115gr S&B FMJ is pending judgment. I ran out of them before making a 9 round group, but got 10MOA 7 rounds and 6 of 7 @ just below 8 MOA at 50m. 124gr S&B was totally unimpressive. When ranging I had a group that had 4 rounds all outside 13 MOA circle @50m with their center roughly in bullseye... I immediately swapped to 115gr. Another thing that surprised me that at same scope setting, it was not heavy subsonic rounds that flew lowest, it was the 124gr S&B and SVT (not sterling though, that flew 2nd highest just after the XRG). 140gr SUB was still higher than 115gr S&B. I will need to gather more data, make averages and explore grouping more thoroughly from 25-100m to see which round are generally inconsistent, which have limited number of inconsistencies in bigger numbers, and which are good up to some shorter distance.

So it seems I found my round, Norma 124gr FMJ and JHP are cheap and perform very nice, around 6 MOA @50m with 7of9 4.5ish MOA. The JHP even produced 3.5cm/1.4" group @25m with 7/9 in 1 inch. Sterling confirmed it's consistency with similar results @ 50m. 140gr S&B was moved to mediocre category - either was lucky before, or I took some bad rounds this time. 115gr S&B was confirmed as mediocre and falling way low compared to other rounds. Just for those purchasing Stribog: Short flat nosed bullets and wide hollow points tend to jam last round at least with 20rd mag. Sterling is borderline, sometimes happens. S&B SUBs and Norma JHP almost always.XRGs and Magtechs no problem. Other than that I had one stovepipe over ~ 250 rounds (was 140grs S&B).

Here in the desert southwest, the beep is a meep-meep.

We're talking about the same thing here. Pistols require more training and more frequent training to be on par with a PDW.

@@9HoleReviews I wasn't contradicting, just adding something that wasn't mentioned. That among the top, the gap in performance closes.

I like to use the concept of "training load" . How much training ( hrs/rounds) are required to reach YOUR competence criteria. A smaller pistol has a higher training load than a larger one. A pistol has a higher training load than shoulder weapon. Fairairns "Shoot To Live" discusses the expected training load for his advised weapon and gives round count/range hours and expected performance before parachuting agents behind enemy lines. Having taught a fair number of very small women, most men have no practical understanding of how much upper bdy strength differs. Women in shooting sports and police/mil are in the upper bracket of female strength. In my opinion, any weapon bigger or heavier than M1 carbine is too much. Moving the centre of gravity rearwards with magazine in grip layout should be considered. For 9mm PCC, simple blowback requires heavy bolt or heavy spring, neither good for manual handling with a weak grip.

What are you talking about?

Haha that's awesome - ensuring someone has an enjoyable experience can be a critical piece in them 'wanting' to proceed down the path of getting armed, trained, etc.

@@9HoleReviews I’m pretty sure they will be having the adult version of the Red Ryder BB gun talk with their wives

This. Starting gun in hand versus gun in carry condition should yield some interesting data.