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Simunition

®

Conversion Kit 

for Submachine Guns HK MP5K PDW/N, HK MP5 N

Product No. 5307570

D

B

E

F

G

C

A

The conversion kit for HK MP5K PDW/N and HK MP5 N consists of seven parts: (Fig. II)
Part 

A

Simunition

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locking piece

Part 

B

Allen key

Part 

C

Holding device

Part 

D

Sub-calibre barrel

Part 

E

Tool handle

Part 

F

Insertion tool

Part 

G

:  Removal tool

Fig. II

Conversion kit parts

Intended only for supervised training conducted in accordance with Simunition® safety training pro-

tocols by Law Enforcement, Military and Simunition® approved Commercial Range Programs.
The safe use of the 9 mm FX

®

and CQT

®

cartridges requires the installation of the appropriate conver-

sion kit. Proper installation of the kit is required to help preclude the inadvertent chambering of most 9

x 19 mm live, lethal ammunition and ensure the proper operation and cycling of the weapon. For safe-

ty reasons, conversion barrels are manufactured from the same quality steel as service barrels.

Fig. III

Fig. IV

Rounded-end

brass insertion tool

Installation

1. With the muzzle of the weapon pointed in a safe direction, remove magazine, lock back the bolt

assembly as per weapon OEM factory guidelines and visually inspect the chamber to verify that

it is unloaded.

2. Field strip the weapon and thoroughly clean the service barrel as per weapon OEM factory

guidelines.

3. Using the handle and insertion tool provided (Parts E & F), insert the sub-calibre barrel into the

service barrel from the breech end (Fig. III & IV). (Note the arrow stating “muzzle” on

Simunition

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sub-calibre barrel)

4. Holding the barrel group vertically, rest the tool handle on a hard surface (Fig. V).

IMPORTANT!! This contact will adjust the head space of the kit to your weapon for

functioning 

FX

®

or

CQT

®

ammunition. Failure to properly make this adjustment will

result in improper cycling of the weapon and DAMAGE to the Simunition

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sub-caliber

barrel lip.

Place the holding device over the Simunition

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sub-calibre barrel (Fig. VI).  Maintain the barrel

group vertically with the tool handle in 

CONTACT

with a hard surface.  Starting with the screw

closest to the front sight of the MP5, use the provided allen key to 

FIRMLY

tighten the hold-

ing device screws, alternately (Fig. VII).

IMPORTANT!!  Failure to firmly tighten the holding device screws will result in

Simunition

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sub-caliber barrel movement during functioning followed by improper

cycling of the weapon and DAMAGE to the Simunition

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sub-caliber barrel lip.

IMPORTANT!!  Keep the Holding device screws lubricated with oil or anti-seize to pre-

vent them from blocking without holding the Simunition

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sub-caliber barrel lip proprely.

This could prevent the sub-caliber barrel from being damaged.

5. Separate the locking piece and the bolt face from the carrier. Replace the service locking piece

with the one provided in the Simunition

®

kit (Part A). Store the service locking piece in the sup-

plied storage box. Reassemble the Simunition

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locking piece and the carrier as per weapon

OEM factory guidelines (Fig. VIII, IX, X).

Note:

Press the bolt face and carrier together and observe the roller locks to ensure they are not

engaging.

6. Manually cycle the weapon and ensure all mechanisms are operational as per weapon OEM fac-

tory guidelines.

NOTE:  For optimal function with the kit, SIMUNITION

®

recommends that the barrel

and chamber be cleaned using a 9mm /.38/.357 caliber bore brass or stainless steel

brush after the firing of every 80 cartridges.

Returning the MP5 to service use:

1. With the muzzle of the weapon pointed in a safe direction, remove magazine, lock back the bolt

assembly as per weapon OEM factory guidelines and visually inspect the chamber to verify that

it is unloaded.

2. Field strip the weapon as per weapon OEM factory guidelines. Set the parts aside.

Fig. V

Fig. VI

5307585.FTSIM (rev.10)

Handling and Safety Instructions

Fig. I 

9mm FX

®

(left) and CQT

®

(right)

Yellow

sabot

White

sabot

Fig. VII

Fig. VIII

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