Wow, I didn't know that our US troops use PPSH as their primary weapon instead of M4 or M16, but it is interesting.

Originally Posted by Fox

Wow, I didn't know that our US troops use PPSH as their primary weapon instead of M4 or M16, but it is interesting.

I don't think it is a common practice There could not be left PPSHs enough for it, PPSh is still rarity in Middle East region.

The topic weapon will probably end up being something of a technology demo from which more practical weapons will be produced. Just my guess...

That Super V might find a small market in police SWAT teams and high level bodyguard services who would like a low recoil submachine gun, but I doubt it will catch on with the military because of all those small moving parts which would probably be difficult to maintain.

Originally Posted by moving0target

The topic weapon will probably end up being something of a technology demo from which more practical weapons will be produced. Just my guess...

I don't think there is chance in a foreseeable future to make a better SMG than HK MP-5 without the principally new elements such as cartridges without shells.

These days much of the work is close quarters, or house clearing were you need a compact weapon with hitting power. How many combats situations has there been in recent years where you are fighting in town and house to house.