[Marine0303]

For those MP5 fans out there, I share with you this "quick tip" video I made with Haley Strategic last week. Always push your boundaries and perceived limitations.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oazgLCWt_II

 

[Brad4065]

James,

Nice video. Thanks for putting that together. I used tracers to see the drop on a steel gong at 200 yards....it's like lobbing a basketball when you watch the tracer. They were 115gr...but fun.

What gr were you shooting?

Thanks again.

 

[Marine0303]

Thanks.
Those were 115 gr FMJ.

 

[gopherboy128]

Awesome video! MP5 at 300 yards- WOW!

 

[bastardsonofelvis]

Doesn't this video really make you want to take a class with James? Wouldn't it be great if one was offered near you? Well, if you're one of the tens of millions of people living on Colorado's front range and you love HKs you are in luck! He's teaching a class in May (if enough people sign up) so sign up today!
Training Schedule

 

[SmokeyWhisper]

This is just the type of thing I love to see. Experience and a good explination so that a layman, such as myself, can learn, interpret the information and go try it. We may not end up being spot in, but at leastwe will avoid a lot of the frustrations that come with 'just not knowing'.

 

[Marine0303]

This is just the type of thing I love to see. Experience and a good explination so that a layman, such as myself, can learn, interpret the information and go try it. We may not end up being spot in, but at leastwe will avoid a lot of the frustrations that come with 'just not knowing'.

Thanks. Glad to see the "quick tip" videos continue to be helpful. Our hope is that it will motivate guys to get out there and train. Lots of fun and knowledge sharing to be had, besides the gains in performance and proficiency.

 

[Fade2Blk]

Single most informative piece of information I've seen yet on mp5 9mm capabilities.
Thanks for posting that video and some damn fine shooting also!

 

[556x45mm]

Thanks for sharing the video with the community here. I have got to save up my money to take your class.

 

[AGG]

Excellent video--- with the openness of the area, your MP5A3 sounded "suppressed"!!! :biggrin:

Tony

 

[axehole]

That was cool.

 

[sean415]

Very excellent video. Short, sweet and to the point with ample explanation to get that point across. Great job James

 

[spikele]

Great video! Thanks James!

 

[Callahan]

Great video. Thanks for sharing it with all of us.

 

[M995]

Excellent video James. Thank you for taking the time to share your knowledge and experience with us.

 

[Marine0303]

My pleasure, guys. Glad it proved helpful.

 

[leibstandarte10]

Nice video. Thanks for posting.

By the way, what kind of mount was he using?

 

[Bobby D]

That kicks ass, like the rest of the program.

 

[Brad4065]

My pleasure, guys. Glad it proved helpful.

James;

Ok, since no one else will....I'll ask....from the video, I couldn't tell. What optic were you using, and what type of mount? {Was the mount from an SP5K????}

Part 2 question.....did it help, or hinder on those types of shots {i.e., over 100 yds}

I only ask, because I've never used an optic on my MP5. Of course I don't normally shoot it over 75 yds either, unless it's for shiggles. :biggrin:

 

[Klaustrophobia]

10 ft holdover o.0 Can you even see the target in the optic?