SUPPRESSOR DECIBLE REDUCTION – 38 db (Wet) or 28 db (Dry) down from 157 db
SIGHTS – Open iron, adjustable, Front – Ring-protected fixed blade, Rear – Rotating vertical drum with 4 peep apertures of varying size, Adjustable for windage and elevation, Factory zeroed to 25 m (27 yards)
EFFECTIVE RANGE – 200 m (219 yards)
OPERATION – Roller-delayed blowback, fires from closed bolt, hammer fired
TYPE OF FIRE – Selective, Semiautomatic, Full automatic
RATE OF FIRE – 40 rpm Semiautomatic, 120 rpm Full automatic
CYCLIC ROF – 800 rpm
FEED DEVICE – 30-round translucent, plastic box magazine, Double column, Double feed with metal feed lip inserts
BASIC AMMUNITION LOAD – Six 30-round magazines (180 rounds)
LOAD WEIGHT – 3.72 kg (8 lb 3.2 oz)
MANUFACTURER – Heckler & Koch GmbH Oberndorf am Necker, Germany
STATUS – Out of production in 2000
SERVICE – Law Enforcement use, commercial sales.
This is almost exactly the same weapon as the MP5/40A3 except for being chambered for the 10mm Automatic round rather than the .40 Smith & Wesson.
There are also A5 versions of these weapons with two or three-round controlled burst trigger packs. The bolt catch of the MP5/10 and MP5/40 weapons prevents the sliding stock from being exchanged with the MP5. The same holds true for the trigger packs. The MP5 may use stocks and trigger groups from the MP5/10 or 40 series, but the reverse is not true.