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MK16/MK17/MK20 Clone, Photo and Discussion Thread. (Page 10 of 42)

MCDXXV Member Joined Jun 2009 Posts 9253 EE 100% (34) USA	Posted: 2/4/2019 3:20:28 AM EDT [#1] Quote History Originally Posted By Combat_Diver: Someone asked me about this Aimpoint mount couple months ago. Finally saw the rifle again. Rings and mount are Leupold. https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/32677/IMG_6566_jpg-831544.JPG CD View Quote That was me. Thanks CD.

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Posted: 2/4/2019 8:46:33 AM EDT

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Originally Posted By Combat_Diver:
Someone asked me about this Aimpoint mount couple months ago. Finally saw the rifle again. Rings and mount are Leupold.

https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/32677/IMG_6566_jpg-831544.JPG

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Thanks CD. Much appreciated. Any idea who makes that 45 degree offset Aimpoint T-1/T-2 mount off the pic rail? Larue and then Aimpoint made the original ECOS Mark 6 kit 12 o'clock Aimpoint mounts. However, neither of them are making the 45 degree pic rail offset mounts being used currently. I know that for certain. Leupold apparently doesn't make a 45 degree offset mount other than direct interface for the DeltaPoint. From your pic based on shape & size of what can be seen below the T-1, I suspect Daniel Defense. Doesn't look like KAC. Thanks in advance for any info.

Any chance of a pic of that 45 degree pic rail T-1 mount from the other side?

Great_Balls_of_Fire Member Joined Feb 2014 Posts 1442 EE 100% (49) TX, USA	Posted: 2/4/2019 9:32:32 AM EDT [#3] Got a little muddy this weekend:
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Posted: 2/4/2019 12:54:01 PM EDT

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This is far from a full range report, but these are shots #7-11 out of my 20S. Conditions were terrible. Heavy, wet snow, couldn’t get the bench set up, and I was having trouble getting myself situated while prone to be high enough to see over the snow. I sighted in with 150gr surplus, only took two shots for that. Then I shot a 5 round group with the 150, then switched to the SSA 168gr that Brownell’s has a good deal on for the 5 rounds shown below. And then I called it a day.

Unfortunately the target was ruined from snowfall on the drive home so I wasn’t able to mic it. The flyer was the first shot, I don’t think I pulled it so I wonder if it was caused by manual bolt release vs autoloading the subsequent shots. But maybe it was me. Including the flyer, it appears to be around an inch, and a bit under if I exclude it. But I’m pretty happy with these results.

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GaTacoma Joined Feb 2014 Posts 190 EE 100% (101) GA, USA	Posted: 2/6/2019 11:56:22 PM EDT [#5] Just need to get the correct bipod. Gave up on sourcing the Surefire flash hider for now.

spermgewehr44 Joined Jun 2014 Posts 421 EE 100% (16) AZ, USA	Posted: 2/7/2019 4:24:19 AM EDT [#6] whole squad

wayfaerer320 Member Joined Apr 2011 Posts 5594 EE 100% (38) PA, USA	Posted: 2/7/2019 3:49:23 PM EDT [#7] Quote History Originally Posted By spermgewehr44: whole squad https://i.postimg.cc/8cFbT7CC/IMG-20190127-122506-823.jpg View Quote Nice SCAR collection - definitely jealous.

vanquishings Member Joined Feb 2017 Posts 791 EE 100% (65) OH, USA	Posted: 2/8/2019 2:31:45 PM EDT [#8] Not sure on posting links to a particular gun auction site, but there's a FA762SV listed if you know where to look. Inquiring minds can IM me and I'll hook it up with the link.
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Posted: 2/8/2019 3:08:51 PM EDT

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A couple years ago I decided to try out the KDG stock and sold off my factory ugg boot. Well, I’ve had a change of heart and the ugg boot is drawing me back in. Love the KDG stock but the ugg just looks at home on the gun. So I’ve been hovering over the EE looking to buy one back but every post ends up being neutered and stripped down. Why are so many like that? People breaking the cheek riser? Pulling it off for some other reason? Genuinely curious here.

dmac7979 I who have nothing Joined Dec 2012 Posts 511 EE 100% (64) PA, USA	Posted: 2/10/2019 2:44:26 AM EDT [#10] What height NF rings do you guys feel works best with the SCAR 17?
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spermgewehr44 Joined Jun 2014 Posts 422 EE 100% (16) AZ, USA	Posted: 2/10/2019 3:19:19 PM EDT [#11] Quote History Originally Posted By dmac7979: What height NF rings do you guys feel works best with the SCAR 17? View Quote 1.5". 1.375s are also pretty comfortable for most people and the lowest that will clear the rear sight.

cmcflex Joined Mar 2009 Posts 4570 EE 100% (231) USA	Posted: 2/11/2019 10:10:38 PM EDT [#12] Supposedly a Ranger SCAR.

TinyCrumb I eat cheetos Joined Nov 2009 Posts 1892 EE 100% (157) OR, USA	Posted: 2/11/2019 10:17:26 PM EDT [#13] Quote History Originally Posted By cmcflex: Supposedly a Ranger SCAR. https://farm8.staticflickr.com/7890/47015015292_97a9dcb905_b.jpg View Quote Probable given it’s a 17 with 5.56 conversion, which FN has never sold to civies as far as I’m aware and seems to be run by Rangers most commonly.

GaTacoma Joined Feb 2014 Posts 191 EE 100% (101) GA, USA	Posted: 2/15/2019 9:46:11 PM EDT [#14] Finally secured a FA762SV w/mount via the SCAR FB group. Now I just gotta wait

tanodized IG @tanodized Joined Oct 2008 Posts 2592 EE 100% (258) TX, USA	Posted: 3/4/2019 3:40:05 PM EDT [#15] Well isn't this peculiar? Photo tagged as US SOF operating in Columbia. Of particular interest is the Mk17 on the right. It's setup with a fixed AR stock adapter, rail extension, and perhaps most notably, what appears to be an AAC Mk13-SD suppressor. Certainly haven't seen that before.

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Posted: 3/4/2019 3:58:56 PM EDT

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Originally Posted By Kalmar:
Well isn't this peculiar? Photo tagged as US SOF operating in Columbia. Of particular interest is the Mk17 on the right. It's setup with a fixed AR stock adapter, rail extension, and perhaps most notably, what appears to be an AAC Mk13-SD suppressor. Certainly haven't seen that before.

https://i.imgur.com/LCrlD5J.jpg

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I don't think that is a MK17...

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Posted: 3/4/2019 4:14:00 PM EDT

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Originally Posted By Kalmar:
Well isn't this peculiar? Photo tagged as US SOF operating in Columbia. Of particular interest is the Mk17 on the right. It's setup with a fixed AR stock adapter, rail extension, and perhaps most notably, what appears to be an AAC Mk13-SD suppressor. Certainly haven't seen that before.

https://i.imgur.com/LCrlD5J.jpg

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CSR?

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Posted: 3/4/2019 5:00:12 PM EDT

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Originally Posted By cone256:
I don't think that is a MK17...

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Originally Posted By cone256:
I don't think that is a MK17...

It's definitely not a Mk20 if that's what you're implying.

Originally Posted By usnguns:
CSR...not a Mk17.

Take a closer look, especially at the barrel support screws—there's only two. The canoe is far too short to be a CSR and the 3 o'clock rail begins just past it. The stock adapter is also aftermarket, either VLTOR or Mesa Tactical. FN's part is of notably different design and color. Unlike the CSR, this rifle's forend appears vented similar to that of a Midwest Industries or PWS rail extension. It's also lacking the forward QD mount present on the CSR.

Of course, I could be wrong, but the weight of visual evidence strongly suggests this is a modified Mk17.

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Posted: 3/4/2019 5:22:36 PM EDT

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Originally Posted By Kalmar:

It's definitely not a Mk20 if that's what you're implying.

Take a closer look, especially at the barrel support screws—there's only two. The canoe is far too short to be a CSR and the 3 o'clock rail begins just past it. The stock adapter is also aftermarket, either VLTOR or Mesa Tactical. FN's part is of notably different design and color. Unlike the CSR, this rifle's forend appears vented similar to that of a Midwest Industries or PWS rail extension. It's also lacking the forward QD mount present on the CSR.

Of course, I could be wrong, but the weight of visual evidence strongly suggests this is a modified Mk17.

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Good eye.

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Posted: 3/4/2019 7:29:11 PM EDT

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Originally Posted By Kalmar:
Well isn't this peculiar? Photo tagged as US SOF operating in Columbia. Of particular interest is the Mk17 on the right. It's setup with a fixed AR stock adapter, rail extension, and perhaps most notably, what appears to be an AAC Mk13-SD suppressor. Certainly haven't seen that before.

https://i.imgur.com/LCrlD5J.jpg

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It doesn't really seem that odd to me. It's definitely a 17. But all the can options they have for the 17 right now kinda suck. It seems like the older long boy AAC cans have all been phased out. And so if for whatever reason there's not a good Surefire or FN option sitting around, why not throw an AAC FH on there and run the 13 can. If I remember correctly it's a titanium can right? So from weight alone it might be nice to run on there.

And running it in more of a precision rifle configuration (LR scope, bipod, extension rail) vs. a battle rifle with ELCAN, he's probably no just mag dumping on it. So the can should be more than capable for that given it's rated for 338.

brodband8 BrOdBaNd8 Joined Oct 2011 Posts 6153 EE 100% (712) FL, USA	Posted: 3/5/2019 7:16:24 AM EDT [#21] I was told that someone has seen a 13" mk17 running the fa762sv in the wild but still waiting for pics. Does anyone have them?

Combat_Diver Never Home Joined Jan 2003 Posts 9298 EE 100% (87) AFG	Posted: 3/5/2019 7:39:15 AM EDT [Last Edit: Combat_Diver] [#22] Had to pull off a FN FH off a spare barrel assy couple months ago to replace a damaged FH on a Mk17. Just got these FH for replacements. Mount them as needed. Attached File Attached File Yes, that's FN cage code on the bag with the Surefire FH762SV-SCAR Attached File CD
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Posted: 3/5/2019 12:30:08 PM EDT

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Originally Posted By brodband8:
I was told that someone has seen a 13" mk17 running the fa762sv in the wild but still waiting for pics. Does anyone have them?

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Check the reference photos at the bottom of page 2. Although it has a 16" barrel, it's the only Mk17 with a SV suppressor that I recall seeing pictures of. @Great_Balls_of_Fire has done an exceptional job replicating it just above.

brodband8 BrOdBaNd8 Joined Oct 2011 Posts 6155 EE 100% (712) FL, USA	Posted: 3/5/2019 9:04:51 PM EDT [#24] Mil training at the range today with mk20s. Crosshairs in third pic is spotting scope.

CageFighter Member Joined Jul 2006 Posts 398 EE 100% (10) NJ, USA	Posted: 3/6/2019 4:27:59 PM EDT [#25] Quote History Originally Posted By brodband8: I was told that someone has seen a 13" mk17 running the fa762sv in the wild but still waiting for pics. Does anyone have them? View Quote wanna move on the brake? i send u a PM

brodband8 BrOdBaNd8 Joined Oct 2011 Posts 6163 EE 100% (712) FL, USA	Posted: 3/6/2019 6:27:50 PM EDT [#26] Quote History Originally Posted By CageFighter: wanna move on the brake? i send u a PM View Quote come again?

AEROMechanic Callsign: Speedboat Joined Mar 2014 Posts 13610 EE 100% (36) FL, USA	Posted: 3/8/2019 12:35:06 AM EDT [#27] Quick question guys. Is the gas system longer on the 20s vs 17? Regards
	Originally Posted By Hking: More high dollar shit for the gear queers to jerk their hogs raw over. Originally Posted By Towely: Some people's ideas of what it is to be a man are impressively retarded

brodband8 BrOdBaNd8 Joined Oct 2011 Posts 6166 EE 100% (712) FL, USA	Posted: 3/8/2019 1:24:04 AM EDT [#28] Quote History Originally Posted By AEROMechanic: Quick question guys. Is the gas system longer on the 20s vs 17? Regards View Quote no, same length

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Posted: 3/8/2019 2:01:41 AM EDT

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Originally Posted By SSD13:

Thanks CD. Much appreciated. Any idea who makes that 45 degree offset Aimpoint T-1/T-2 mount off the pic rail? Larue and then Aimpoint made the original ECOS Mark 6 kit 12 o'clock Aimpoint mounts. However, neither of them are making the 45 degree pic rail offset mounts being used currently. I know that for certain. Leupold apparently doesn't make a 45 degree offset mount other than direct interface for the DeltaPoint. From your pic based on shape & size of what can be seen below the T-1, I suspect Daniel Defense. Doesn't look like KAC. Thanks in advance for any info.

Any chance of a pic of that 45 degree pic rail T-1 mount from the other side?

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Got a off set mount for the T1 ECOS just before I flew out on mission yesterday. I'll relook at it when I get back next week.

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AEROMechanic Callsign: Speedboat Joined Mar 2014 Posts 13612 EE 100% (36) FL, USA	Posted: 3/8/2019 4:46:14 AM EDT [#30] Quote History Originally Posted By brodband8: no, same length View Quote Thanks for the response!
	Originally Posted By Hking: More high dollar shit for the gear queers to jerk their hogs raw over. Originally Posted By Towely: Some people's ideas of what it is to be a man are impressively retarded

SSD13 Joined Feb 2015 Posts 86 EE 100% (20) USA	Posted: 3/8/2019 7:04:47 AM EDT [#31] Quote History Originally Posted By Combat_Diver: Got a off set mount for the T1 ECOS just before I flew out on mission yesterday. I'll relook at it when I get back next week. CD View Quote Awesome and thanks, CD. Be safe out there, brother.

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Posted: 3/9/2019 12:09:44 PM EDT

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Originally Posted By TinyCrumb:

It doesn't really seem that odd to me. It's definitely a 17. But all the can options they have for the 17 right now kinda suck. It seems like the older long boy AAC cans have all been phased out. And so if for whatever reason there's not a good Surefire or FN option sitting around, why not throw an AAC FH on there and run the 13 can. If I remember correctly it's a titanium can right? So from weight alone it might be nice to run on there.

And running it in more of a precision rifle configuration (LR scope, bipod, extension rail) vs. a battle rifle with ELCAN, he's probably no just mag dumping on it. So the can should be more than capable for that given it's rated for 338.

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Funny how they say it's not rated for a SCAR 17 but it can handle .338, don't see how it would be an issue in a precision role though with a slow ROF.

- Selling left nut for a Wilcox NF T1/MRDS mount.

brodband8 BrOdBaNd8 Joined Oct 2011 Posts 6177 EE 100% (712) FL, USA	Posted: 3/9/2019 12:15:13 PM EDT [#33] Quote History Originally Posted By eMc9001: Funny how they say it's not rated for a SCAR 17 but it can handle .338, don't see how it would be an issue in a precision role though with a slow ROF. https://i.gyazo.com/dc22571be976ade586edc8a01d7e090c.png View Quote Maybe scars rattle baffles loose lol.

eMc9001 Member Joined Feb 2017 Posts 1389 EE 100% (174) NC, USA	Posted: 3/9/2019 12:38:22 PM EDT [#34] Quote History Originally Posted By brodband8: Maybe scars rattle baffles loose lol. View Quote Especially the titanium baffles. SCAR's do have a shit ton of back pressure lol.
	- Selling left nut for a Wilcox NF T1/MRDS mount.

Tremblay Joined Sep 2004 Posts 55 EE 100% (2) WA, USA	Posted: 3/10/2019 5:14:28 PM EDT [#35] Quote History Originally Posted By eMc9001: Especially the titanium baffles. SCAR's do have a shit ton of back pressure lol. View Quote This comment makes no sense.

eMc9001 Member Joined Feb 2017 Posts 1393 EE 100% (174) NC, USA	Posted: 3/10/2019 9:11:17 PM EDT [Last Edit: eMc9001] [#36] Quote History Originally Posted By Tremblay: This comment makes no sense. View Quote Rotated the mount off a bit and the baffle stack came loose in my AAC Tirant 45 only because it's user serviceable, has nothing to do with titanium though.
	- Selling left nut for a Wilcox NF T1/MRDS mount.

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Posted: 3/19/2019 9:56:08 PM EDT

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are the FH hard to get off ?

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Originally Posted By Combat_Diver:
Had to pull off a FN FH off a spare barrel assy couple months ago to replace a damaged FH on a Mk17. Just got these FH for replacements. Mount them as needed.

https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/32677/IMG_6826_jpg-866979.JPG
https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/32677/IMG_6828_jpg-866980.JPG
Yes, that's FN cage code on the bag with the Surefire FH762SV-SCAR
https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/32677/IMG_6827_jpg-866981.JPG

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Combat_Diver Never Home Joined Jan 2003 Posts 9335 EE 100% (87) AFG	Posted: 3/20/2019 12:34:16 AM EDT [#38] Quote History Originally Posted By BSOG1: are the FH hard to get off ? View Quote No, just use the Mk17 mag block, lock in vise, use proper wrench and twist off. CD
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FrankW134 Member Joined Dec 2016 Posts 2671 EE 100% (25) MO, USA	Posted: 3/20/2019 11:49:46 AM EDT [#39] Quote History Originally Posted By cmcflex: Supposedly a Ranger SCAR. https://farm8.staticflickr.com/7890/47015015292_97a9dcb905_b.jpg View Quote Seems legit, I dunno anyone else dummy cording their optics on this site.

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Posted: 3/20/2019 1:18:56 PM EDT

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Originally Posted By FrankW134:
Seems legit, I dunno anyone else dummy cording their optics on this site.

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Originally Posted By FrankW134:

Originally Posted By cmcflex:
Supposedly a Ranger SCAR.

https://farm8.staticflickr.com/7890/47015015292_97a9dcb905_b.jpg

Seems legit, I dunno anyone else dummy cording their optics on this site.

I agree (and with TinyCrumb's assessment above). I didn't take the pic and just wanted to cite the source for a little context.

Pic thread:

Dan Crenshaw

BSOG1 Never Quit Joined Jun 2004 Posts 7596 EE 100% (28) USA	Posted: 3/20/2019 9:18:34 PM EDT [#41] thanks where can i get mag block ? Quote History Originally Posted By Combat_Diver: No, just use the Mk17 mag block, lock in vise, use proper wrench and twist off. CD View Quote

Combat_Diver Never Home Joined Jan 2003 Posts 9349 EE 100% (87) AFG	Posted: 3/21/2019 12:54:24 AM EDT [#42] Quote History Originally Posted By BSOG1: thanks where can i get mag block ? View Quote I got it out of my Crane Mk17 armorers kit. One end is for a Mk16 lower and other fits the Mk17. CD
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Posted: 3/21/2019 1:40:05 AM EDT

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https://tangodown.com/tangodown-scar-armorer-block-set/

This set is the official SOCOM-issue Armorer’s Block Set for the FNH SCAR MK16 & MK17. All major service procedures for this weapon system can be accomplished easily using the 5 piece set. Allows barrel service, trigger module repair, and bolt disassembly/reassembly for both calibers. Mounts MK13 grenade launcher for inspection and service as well.

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Combat_Diver Never Home Joined Jan 2003 Posts 9350 EE 100% (87) AFG	Posted: 3/21/2019 1:48:25 AM EDT [#44] Quote History Originally Posted By Kalmar: https://tangodown.com/tangodown-scar-armorer-block-set/ View Quote That's it. CD
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Posted: 3/22/2019 11:28:50 PM EDT

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Originally Posted By Kalmar:
Well isn't this peculiar? Photo tagged as US SOF operating in Columbia. Of particular interest is the Mk17 on the right. It's setup with a fixed AR stock adapter, rail extension, and perhaps most notably, what appears to be an AAC Mk13-SD suppressor. Certainly haven't seen that before.

https://i.imgur.com/LCrlD5J.jpg

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can someone tell me what that sticker is on top of the bell of the MK6 Scope? Looks like some sort of UID sticker, where can i aquire one ? Also i found that the daniel defense 45 rail topped with a t1/t2 low mount clears the mk6 turrets.

Combat_Diver Never Home Joined Jan 2003 Posts 9358 EE 100% (87) AFG	Posted: 3/23/2019 7:49:27 AM EDT [#46] Attached File CD
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SemperFortis202 Joined Sep 2016 Posts 454 EE 100% (66) NJ, USA	Posted: 3/23/2019 1:44:52 PM EDT [#47] Quote History Originally Posted By Combat_Diver: https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/32677/IMG_6991_jpg-887144.JPG CD View Quote Whats the ratio of non illuminated and illuminated mk6 scopes? Also are they usually tremor 3 reticles?

Combat_Diver Never Home Joined Jan 2003 Posts 9364 EE 100% (87) AFG	Posted: 3/23/2019 3:19:32 PM EDT [#48] Quote History Originally Posted By SemperFortis202: Whats the ratio of non illuminated and illuminated mk6 scopes? Also are they usually tremor 3 reticles? View Quote Can't say as I was there inspecting the rifles. Glass wasn't tagged. CD
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Posted: 3/23/2019 3:20:02 PM EDT

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Originally Posted By SemperFortis202:
can someone tell me what that sticker is on top of the bell of the MK6 Scope? Looks like some sort of UID sticker, where can i aquire one ?

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Not a sticker, the SU-279A/PVS is engraved with a data matrix and additional information on top of the objective bell. What specific info? I'm not exactly sure. Most likely S/N, NSN, CAGE code and DOM would be my guess. Unfortunately, we don't have any pictures clear enough to resolve those details. Perhaps @Combat_Diver could help us get a better view whenever he has the opportunity.

Whats the ratio of non illuminated and illuminated mk6 scopes? Also are they usually tremor 3 reticles?

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The part number of the Leupold scope cited in the Mk20 OM is 118778, which corresponds to the DAGR kit with TReMoR2 reticle. Searching the same NSN #1240-01-619-6564 reveals that ECOS-O deliveries with the TReMoR3 reticle began OCT 2015. So while there are two versions in service, neither model is illuminated.

SSD13 Joined Feb 2015 Posts 87 EE 100% (20) USA	Posted: 3/23/2019 4:02:05 PM EDT [Last Edit: SSD13] [#50] The H-59 non-Illuminated, Tremor 2 Illuminated and non-Illuminated, and Tremor 3 Illuminated and non-Illuminated Mark 6 all with M5C2 turrets are issued contract items.

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