Submachine Guns Poll

[kepiblanc]

IS A POLL WITH A ONE WINNER.THE OTHERS CAN BE GOOD CHOICES(ONLY CHOICES)
MY ELECTION IS THE MP5
MAC 10

Data for MAC M10
Caliber .45ACP, 9x19mm Luger/Para (.380ACP a.k.a. 9x17mm Short for M-11)
Weight 2,84 kg (1.59 kg M-11)
Lenght 269 mm (548 mm with open stock) (248/460 mm for M11)
Rate of fire 1100 rounds per minute (1600 rpm for MAC-11 in .380)
Magazine capacity 30 , 32 rounds
Effective range 25 meters
Thompson submachineguns



Caliber .45ACP .
Weight, empty 4.78 kg
Lenght 811 mm
Barrel lenght 267 mm
Rate of fire 700 rpm
Magazine capacity 20 or 30 rounds box
("stick") magazines and
50 or 100 rounds drums same as M1921 20 or 30 rds box
Effective range 50 meters
BERETTA M12

Caliber: 9x19mm Luger/Para
Weight: 3.2 kg
Lenght (stock closed/open): 418 / 660 mm
Barrel lenght: 200 mm
Rate of fire: 550 rounds per minute
Magazine capacity: 20 , 32 or 40 cartridges
Effective range: 200 meters
H&K MP5

MP-5A2MP-9x19mm Parabellum (also .40S&W and 10mm Auto)
Weight, empty2.54 kg
Length680 mm490 /
Barrel length225 mm
Rate of fire800 rounds per minute
Magazines15 and 30 rounds
H&K MP7

Caliber: 4.6mm proprietary (4.6x30mm)
Weight: 1.5 kg empty
Lenght (stock closed/open): 340 / 540 mm
Barrel lenght: 180 mm
Rate of fire: 950 rounds per minute
Magazine capacity: 20 or 40 rounds
Effective range: 200 meters
Type 05 5.8mm

Type 05JS
Caliber 5.8x21mm DAP92-5.89x19mm DAP92-9 (9mm Luger/Para)
Weight 2.2 kg empty2.1 kg empty
Length 500 mm450 mm
Barrel length n/an/a
Rate of fire n/an/a
Magazine capacity 50 rounds30 rounds
Effective range 150-200 m100-150 m
MADSEN

Caliber: 9x19mm Luger/Para
Weight: 3.17 kg empty
Length (stock closed/open): 530 / 800 mm
Barrel length: 200 mm
Rate of fire: 500 - 550 rounds per minute
Magazine capacity: 32 rounds
Effective range: 100 meters
PP-2000 submachine gun

Caliber: 9x19mm Luger/Para
Weight: ~ 1.5 kg
Length (stock closed/open): 300 / 507 mm
Barrel length: 182 mm
Rate of fire: ~ 600 rounds per minute
Magazine capacity: 20 or 40 rounds
Effective range: 50-100 meters
SCORPION VZ-61

Caliber: 7.65x17mm (.32ACP) in vz.61; also 9x18mm Makarov in vz.82 and 9x17mm (.380ACP) in vz.83
Weight: 1.28 kg without magazine
Lenght (stock closed/open): 270 / 517 mm
Barrel lenght: 115 mm
Rate of fire: ca. 850 rounds per minute
Magazine capacity: 10 or 20 rounds
Effective range: 25 meters

WALTER MPL

Chamber: 9 mm Luger
Weight unloaded: 3.0 kg
Length: 746 / 462 mm
Barrel length: 260 mm
Rate of Fire: 550 rounds/min
Effective range: 200 m
Capacity: 32 rounds

[filthybeast]

Ok I had to go with the MP5 however the Madsen and Thompson are very Good SMG's also.

[MR Nasty]

I of course chose the MP 5 as I said on the other thread but I did not see an UZI there at all. It would have recieved my second vote. A very fun weapon to have qualified with. I consider the MAC 10 to be a drug dealer's .38 special and not of use by any service (to my knowledge).For me it doesn't count. I also wondered if anyone had as much fun as I did firing the M-3 grease gun. What a mule that was but fun none the less!!!

[Scrappy]

I went with MP5, although I love the Thompson (ditto's on the M3). What about the MP40 and Uzi? And why was the Scorpion included (you can barely call what it shoots "ammo")? But it does look like fun. Like the MP5-PDW, anyone got a pic of that?

[Scrappy]

Hey, I couldn't reply in the assault rifle poll with this so I'll do it here.

Could you also do a "the best battle rifle"....

And don't forget the M1 for all the old farts

[thephattum]

Oh, can 'o' worms!
MP7A1 = PDW not SMG!
Should Have been split. Best WW2 SMG and Best Post War SMG
Where's the UMP?
WW2
Thompson, M3, Sten, MP40/38, PPSh41and Owen.
Post War
MP5, Mac10, Sterling, Skorpion, UMP, UZI and Beretta M12.
I was taught that to be SMG the weapon required a pistol type round and to be fired from the sholder if it doesn't fit in there its a 'machine pistol'.

[freund]

Originally Posted by MR Nasty

I of course chose the MP 5 as I said on the other thread but I did not see an UZI there at all. It would have recieved my second vote. A very fun weapon to have qualified with. I consider the MAC 10 to be a drug dealer's .38 special and not of use by any service (to my knowledge).For me it doesn't count. I also wondered if anyone had as much fun as I did firing the M-3 grease gun. What a mule that was but fun none the less!!!

I don't have much experience with these guys, I chose MP7 because it looks cool. I carried an M-3 during Desert Storm - haha, it was fun to shoot! I considered it a good anti-aircraft gun b/c you could be shooting it straight but by the end the thing was pulling up to the sky. All us track mechanics that were recovery ops carried the thing.