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I'm aware that the case does not travel with the bullet. The size of the bullet isn't the issue with why this is impossible, though. A bullet that penetrates 12 inches won't come to stop in a bloodstream, it will blow straight through and past it because the bullet's momentum isn't stopped by contact with a human body, only slowed. The bullet would have to be surgically placed into someone'special bloodstream for this scenario to occur, which, yeah, would be a bad thing.
In the US, it's not a concern. The MP7 is not imported in any form for a couple of reasons: first, until recently, a semiautomatic version of the gun didn't exist, only a fully automatic version, and automatic weapons manufactured after 1986 are not legal to own by individuals. Second, the German government traditionally has export restrictions on military-style weapons. This is why HK exports firearms like the SL8 instead of the G36 that it's based on. So for these two factors, there are no MP7s stateside anyway.
Also, even if the MP7 was available, it's not the firearm itself that causes controversy, it's the ammunition. 4.6x30 is controversial because the combination of its bullet size and velocity lend it very nicely to armor penetration, which is a thing we frown on heavily in the US. Its closest analogue is FNH's 5.7x28 cartridge, an extremely similar "armor piercing" PDW round. Now, technically speaking, only the 5.7x28 SS190 FMJ AP is an armor piercing round, and since it's prohibited from ownership by civilians, the guns are fine to own. In practice, however, even civilian-legal factory ammunition can defeat level IIA body armor, and there are third party loadings available that defeat even stronger armor. That is the reason 4.6, 5.7, and similar high penetration PDW rounds are frowned upon.
That said, to wrap this all back around to the original discussion, armor penetration is really the only thing 4.6x30mm (and, by extension, the MP7) is good at. Beyond that, it's a small bullet that imparts less ballistic energy with a smaller wound channel than 9mm (or just about any other pistol caliber).
You're welcome. It's a fun conversation if you're a gun nerd.
Sometimes I just want to stick with mp7/p90/vector over mp5/p90/vector.
That being said, the sight picture of the mp7 could justify its use over the mp5.
It would be interesting if they actually had them doing different damage types, mp7 better against fleshpound/other enemies who are normally resistant to bullets, with mp5 being better against trash zeds.
This would mean that the P90 should also have that bonus, since it was also designed to have greater penetration than 9mm parabellum would hold.
Also, I think the MP5 is just fine right now. It pretty much had all the buffs to make it a viable T2 option.
This discussion isn't suited for people who don't care about it.
well depends what part of europe, most countries allow gun owning, so long as you dont have criminal past, weapons you buy are semi automatic and 100 pages of paper work to get license for gun owning.
But yeah there aren't as many guns here as there are in America.
Only weapon i have seen (outside of air rifles) up close was deactivated KP/-31.
When it comes to the MP7 and MP5 the MP7 only is better at armor breaking, but not much els and considering that the ingame MP7 is silenced it propably also has subsonic ammo to make it silent, which in return makes it even more weaker.
MP7 bullets are also so small that they won't deal as much damage to body as the MP5 9mm rounds would do and considering the impact they create, they would propably hurt fleshpound slightly more than tiny rounds would.