sooooo MP7s

NO YOU NIGGER

But actually yes

never fear

keltec is on it

MP7 is 4.6x33 or some weird shit, right?

4.6x30

It's literally a .17HMR with an extra 3mm of catridge.

4.5x27 to 4.6x30

mega keks

ballistically equivalent

much like .22 mag and 4.7x28

glorified varmint cartridges

I mean shit, if it works I guess

Also there's a certain quality to firing a LOT of tiny bullets *very* fast

Oh, it works.
It's a really fucking weird little PDW cartridge.

The only people that dont like it who have handled it are the quartermasters that have to log it.

If you use the giggleswitch, that 40rd extended mag feels like a 15rd mag

Well PDW cartridges are basically shooting for intermediate cartridge performance in a smaller range profile.

It also helps that in doing so you make them tiny and can therefore carry and fire much more of them.

HK's 7-Dimensional chess.
>Develop an absolutely tiny PDW cartridge.
>Make it so soldiers can easily carry a large number of this ammo quite easily and conveniently.
>Design the gun this round has been developed for to absolute hose this ammo down range with minimum effort and maximum giggle, somewhat defeating the purpose of the ability to carry so much of it.

It's not impossible to have a "fast" and "slow" RoF toggle.

So you have a CQC lolnope magdump setting, and a controllable "slow" RoF that lets you actually hit things further than arm length.

That's what the vz61 is

The rate reducer takes the gun to reasonable fire rates

The rate reducer is removeable

It still works without it

So can you make it switch toggleable?

No, I know, but like my meme still has a point

Probably pretty easy

You'd just need a detent or pin to hold it down

IIRC the MP7 is toggleable

So there you go, an easy way to make PDWs viable as a hybrid SMG/MP

And bam, variable speed vz

Reminder we could have mp7s if HK wasn't stinky

All the power of 32 acp

Which is ~380

It exists

And slightly more than 9x18

@Punished Ggnome it's not actually HK's fault at this point. Exporting the damn things is the biggest problem with developing laws

Was Kalashnikov USA any good?