PTR GOES BIG (And Small): New 9KT And 9R MP5 Style Guns

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Building on last year’s successful launch of two MP5 clones, South Carolina based firearms manufacturer PTR is announcing two new models in their production line up. The 9KT is an MP5K clone with a custom handguard, top rail and an end cap capable of accepting slings, pistol stabilizing braces and stocks (mind the NFA, boys and girls). The 9R is an HK94 style clone with a 16.2” barrel, top rail and a fixed stock.

All the parts, save for some polymer molding, are manufactured in-house at PTR’s modern Anyor, SC factory. At the time of this writing, the new guns are headed for distributors, meaning that customers will will be able to place orders as early as the week of this year’s SHOT Show. We’ll be joining PTR for some hands-on range time in a little over a week and will report back with our initial impressions.

So, who’s been waiting for an affordable MP5K?

PTR GOES BIG (And Small): New 9KT And 9R MP5 Style Guns

The 9KT model features an M-LOK compatible aluminum handguard with attached finger guard. The nitride treated 5.16”, 3-lug barrel is threaded to 1/2 x 28. Both a push button and paddle magazine release are standard. The 2.55” precision-welded top rail enables use of compact optics or the traditional iron sights (included). The aluminum end cap features a removable QD sling mount with attachable M1913 rail, stock adapter. The gun ships in a heavy duty range case with: single point bungee sling, two 30-round magazines and rear sight adjustment tool.

MSRP: $1899

The 9R model features an M-LOK compatible aluminum handguard and 16.2” crowned barrel. Both a push button and paddle magazine release are standard. The 4.5” precision-welded top rail enables use of your favorite optic or the traditional iron sights (included). The fixed polymer stock includes a sling attachment point. The gun ships in a plastic rifle case with two 30-round magazines. Also available in California and New Jersey configurations which includes a polymer 10-round magazine.

MSRP $1770


Last year’s PTR release:

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  • Uncle psycho Uncle psycho on Jan 15, 2019

    "Also available in California and New Jersey configurations which includes a polymer 10-round magazine." = why even bother

    • Phil Hsueh Phil Hsueh on Jan 16, 2019

      @uncle psycho Because, believe it or not, there are actually gun owners in CA and there are probably more than a few that have the money and would love to have one of these. Why deny people the opportunity to own one of these just because they happen to live in a state that hates guns? It's sort of like giving the antis the middle finger by saying that no matter how much they try to regulate our rights away, we'll manage to find away around it.

  • Aweds1 Aweds1 on Jan 16, 2019

    How about a HK53-sized 300BLK? PTR already makes 7.62 x 51 and 7.62 x 39, why not a 7.62 x 35?

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