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Submachin gun facts
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Submachine gun facts FN P90 A new submachine gun from Belgian manufacturer FN Herstal, the P90 has very low recoil for an SMG. Also, the top mounted magazine allows the weapon to hold 50 rounds instead of 20 or 32 round magazines commonly used by the Uzi family and the MAC-10 UMP45 Made by Heckler & Koch, the UMP is the replacement for the MP5. By using the .45cal ACP (Automatic Colt Pistol) round, the UMP45 has more punching power than most submachine guns (including the MP5). The UMP45 is fed by a 25 round box magazine. MAC-10 Produced by Military Armament Corporation (hence MAC) the MAC-10 has a 32-round magazine. The MAC-10 is capable of emptying its magazine in 1.5 seconds of sustained fire. TDI Vector “Kriss” Produced by Transformational Defense Industries (TDI), the Kriss “Super V” submachine gun uses the .45cal ACP round. The Kriss is fed by a 30-round box magazine with an optional 17-round extension. Weapon Specs: FN P90 Length: 19.7 in Weight: 5.5LBS Rate of fire: 900rpm (rounds per minute Caliber: 5.7mm UMP45 Length: 17.7in Weight: 5LBS Rate of fire: 600rpm Caliber: 45 ACP MAC-10 Length: 11.8in Weight: 5.9LBS Rate of fire: 1,280rpm Caliber: 9mm Parabellum TDI Vector Length: 34.8in Weight: 5.1LBS Rate of fire: 1,500rpm Caliber: 45 ACP References: Ultimate Special Forces; Hugh McManners; DK Publishing 
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