Is a HK33K worth it? | Page 4 | HKPRO Forums
Dec 4, 2000 · I have a 33, 53, and 33K and the 33K is my favorite 5.56x45 model. Mine is technically just an SBR with a sear. It was converted by TSC using a HK93, a factory HK 33K 1x7 "178" front …
Differences in HK 33 & 33K? - HKPRO Forums
Dec 23, 2010 · Looking for differences in the 33 & 33K. If anyone has the measurements on the barrels, rate of twist or anything please post. Similarities are also...
Is a HK33K worth it? - HKPRO Forums
Nov 30, 2012 · The 33k is great to shoot. I love the 53 so much I am having Jeff build me another one and I am putting my Volmer away for safe keeping. I have a Fleming seat pack and mp5 mp5 …
My Z43P has reached its final form (I think) | HKPRO Forums
Mar 18, 2025 · Finished the Z43P (33k) out that I got a month or so ago. Was able to grab a KAC HK93 RAS from this forum, and then for fun threw a LMT rail mount m203 on it, along with a aimpoint comp …
What does 'K' mean in '20K' when talking about prices?
Nov 13, 2014 · What is the meaning of 'K' in 20K or 30K or 40K when disclosing price?
HK93 -> 33 or 33K SBR? | HKPRO Forums
Dec 11, 2024 · HK93 converted to a 33K SBR by TSC using a factory German 1:7 barrel, remarked, paddle, etc. 33K SBR Form 1 I built from an RTG flat, a German 33 kit, and an RCM 1:7 33K barrel. …
Century now gonna bring in MKE G3 and 33? - hkpro.com
Nov 12, 2024 · Close, but that is a 53 and not a 33 or 33K. Still good news if true. -E- Yes, close. My head always goes to the 53 simply because I want the rifle that never existed and also because so …
HK 33k of HK 53 | HKPRO Forums
Oct 28, 2018 · HKPRO is a forum community dedicated to Heckler and Koch enthusiasts. Come join the discussion about HK pistols and rifles, optics, hunting, gunsmithing, styles, reviews, accessories, and …
PCS 33K Build in hand | HKPRO Forums
Mar 31, 2021 · PCS 33K Build in hand Jump to Latest 2.2K views 4 replies 4 participants last post by bop0308 Mar 31, 2021 bop0308 Discussion starter
Solved Digital Signal Conditioning Work the problems below ... - Chegg
A thermistor has a resistance of 16.33k ohms at 0.0°C, and it drops to 6.247k ohms at 20.0°C. This thermistor is used in a simple voltage divider circuit shown below.