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Heckler & Koch MP7…
Despite I dislike firearms for their purpose, I love them as great pieces of technology…
talk about overkill…
Its just a red dot sight behind a night vision device on top of a personal defense weapon with a suppressor.
A scope on top of a weapon that fires pistol rounds? Other than for surveillance…
This looks very silly.
It doesn’t fire pistol rounds, it fires PDW rounds. And its a red dot scope, non magnifying. And why would someone want to use a rifle scope for surveillance?
I liked the scoped magnum on Fallout.
Not quite a repost.
TMPs were bad in CS, they’re fairly bad (compaired to other options) in real life.
@...LukeV1-5:
I liked the scope pistol in Halo: Combat Evolved.
@...RSIxidor: Yeah, that too.
When they took the scope away in the sequels, FUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU-
@...LukeV1-5:
One time I was doing some sniping practice on Bandits at Evergreen Mills (like, hardcore long-distance sniping) and I like to use VATS because it’s all cinematic-y and cool looking and my “Mysterious Stranger” perk kicked in and the distance disparity broke the game. I thought it was quite hilarious.
other than this rig, don’t know many pistols that fire the HK proprietary .177cal. First time I saw this on FutureWeapons I was wondering what the hell, a 4mm round?
Small diameter, light weight…makes for high velocity, and thus theoretically long range (unless air resistance fucks the trajectory due to light weight) – so a scope wouldn’t even be that silly.
the MP7 is positively bad ass. and yes, a scope would work on this weapon. it will blow right through body armor. one of the deadliest weapons made. that, and the AA12.
not to mention the scope pictured is night vision so it has to have a large reticle or its useless
I don’t know weapons, but I fail to see how this captures any of the benefits of being a pistol. It looks like a pistol that wants to be a rifle/carbine, in which case, why don’t you just get the rifle?
Looks like a gun you would expect to see on the cover of Deadpool.
pimp my gun :p
While my friend’s distracted by the PS3 I’m gonna let ya’ll down easy. Okay, #1, the MP7 magazines don’t curve. They feed through the grip so they’ll be straight and double stacked. #2, there is no side rail and that light gets in the way of the retracted stock. #3, a big ass night vision scope on a submachinegun? You won’t hit anything that far away even in broad daylight and you’ve just wasted a few thou in Drebin points (Metal Gear Solid 4 reference). Get some real clips, ditch the scope for some goggles and go sneak up and shoot somebody!
an mp-7 can have a exteneded mag www.heckler-koch.de/HKWebText/detailProd/1926/81/4/20 <ta da (3rd pic) there is a side rail (see above)and a scope is justified because it needs it (read 3rd paragraph)
@...riff.freelance: learn the difference between a magazine and a clip before you comment on firearms.