H&K MP7 Air Rifle

MP7 AIRGUN

The H&K MP7 is a break barrel airgun that is designed to look like an extremely familiar and famous submachine gun that’s in current use by elite police and military units across the world. It gives you great accuracy for a day full of fun backyard plinking and target shooting because of its high fps.

A feature that separates this gun from typical firearms reproductions is that it lets you shoot .177 cal pellets, compared to steel or airsoft BBs for most military lookalikes. That means you’ll get better than usual range and accuracy out of this air gun than BB models, plus better holes in paper and stronger hits on targets.

The airgun is perfect for both adults and supervised kids because it has a collapsible wire stock like the real steel version does, so you can adjust it longer to get a custom fit for grown-ups and shorter to make it easier for kids. You’ll find it easy to cock the H&K MP7 because it has a mock suppressor with texturing on it that gives you better leverage and a good grip, so you won’t have to put in as much effort.

You’ll enjoy all of the ways you can attach accessories and scopes to this break barrel because the top of the stock has a full-length Picatinny scope rail, and both sides of the front have Picatinny accessory rails for adding items like lasers and tactical flashlights.

If you’re looking for a compact and light break barrel pellet gun with an adjustable wire stock and the accuracy you need for target shooting and plinking fun, get an H&K MP7 at Just Air Guns UK.

H&K MP7 FEATURES

• Uses .177 Cal Pellets
• Break Barrel
• Single Shot
• Collapsible Wire Stock
• Faux Suppressor
• Textured Pistol Grip
• Full-Length Picatinny Scope Rail
• Forearm Picatinny Accessory Rails on Both Sides

IN THE BOX

• H&K MP7 Air Rifle
• Adjustable Stock (Fitted)
• Silencer (Fitted)

SPECIFICATIONS

This rifle is designed to deliver less than 12-foot pounds of power to stay within UK law. However, FPS depends on the pellet weight and quality, i.e. brand used. Each rifle will perform differently, so we recommend trying different brands of pellets to see what works best in your new air rifle. More info can be found on our Blog or in our FAQ section of this website.