Jul 2, 2022 · The MK13 Mod 5 is one of a few variants of the MK13 that uses (or in SOCOM’s case, re-uses) the Knight’s Armament MK11/SR25 Suppressor. While primarily issued with the …

Mar 30, 2015 · The latest MK13 barrels are 4G, but not sure about the older Mods. 26.5", 1:10 twist; either tapered to accept the KAC suppressor or, if the suppressor will not be used, with a …

Aug 30, 2016 · I suppose the one "Pro" I see about the MK13 is that it will accept the same Knights can as my MK11, so I wouldn't have to buy two of them. But as for the rest of it, my …

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Mar 22, 2023 · With the SR25 intended, MK11 cans that Crane re-purposed for the MK13's failing at the rear tube spot welds in as few as 65 rounds, and flying downrange, probably anything …

Apr 16, 2013 · The MK13 is meant for bolt guns. I do not believe it can handle the pressures of automatic fire. So to compare the SOCOM762 and the MK13 your comparing apples to …

Nightforce NXS 5.5-22x56, mil-dot reticle (with illumination) and clone-correct low-speed turrets. This was on my early Mk13 Mod5 (Remington/Mars), but it ended up selling without the scope. …

May 5, 2020 · I have a new MK13 rail and considering the MK4 instead. When searching both I found that the MK13 has been removed from Geissele's site and discontinued elsewhere. …

Dec 21, 2019 · I believe they use that 'smaller' barrel nut on the mk13 and the URGI, and I'm wondering if the bigger barrel nut on the mk4 handles weight better. Posted: 12/19/2019 …

Nov 23, 2018 · MK13 is fairly comparable to the MK4, only slimmer and does not feature MLok at the upper 45* quadrants MK14 is comparable to the MK8, but once again just slimmer and no …