Official Mil Sniper Rifle Photo and Discussion Thread (Page 9 of 72)
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Originally Posted By Great_Balls_of_Fire:
Let's talk clone appropriate slings for the Mk13 Mod 5. What's out there? TRS and IBP show a Eagle Sling being issued. And I just found a Tech Bulletin on the MK 13 MOD 5 Stiller Precision Receiver so if your interested, shoot me a PM with your email address. 
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Iraq: 91,03,04,05,06,08,09'
Afganistan: 09,10,11', & 14'
Iraq: 91,03,04,05,06,08,09'
Afganistan: 09,10,11', & 14'
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Originally Posted By SevenSixTwoxFiftyOne: For the those of you that went with the m110 can on a mk13 mod5 how do you like that set up? Does the can still need to be fitted to the barrel or does the flash hider take that step out also debating on running a kreiger barrel on the build anyone done this? I like it. Gives you the possibility of a custom made muzzle brake is you so dare  Yes, it still needs to be fitted. |
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So why the shift to the Stiller action? Why would they move away from one of the most versatile rifle actions to date?
Originally Posted By Combat_Diver:
TRS and IBP show a Eagle Sling being issued. And I just found a Tech Bulletin on the MK 13 MOD 5 Stiller Precision Receiver so if your interested, shoot me a PM with your email address.
CD Originally Posted By Combat_Diver:
Originally Posted By Great_Balls_of_Fire:
Let's talk clone appropriate slings for the Mk13 Mod 5. What's out there? TRS and IBP show a Eagle Sling being issued. And I just found a Tech Bulletin on the MK 13 MOD 5 Stiller Precision Receiver so if your interested, shoot me a PM with your email address.
CD |
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Originally Posted By Great_Balls_of_Fire:
So why the shift to the Stiller action? Why would they move away from one of the most versatile rifle actions to date? Originally Posted By Great_Balls_of_Fire:
So why the shift to the Stiller action? Why would they move away from one of the most versatile rifle actions to date? Originally Posted By Combat_Diver:
Originally Posted By Great_Balls_of_Fire:
Let's talk clone appropriate slings for the Mk13 Mod 5. What's out there? TRS and IBP show a Eagle Sling being issued. And I just found a Tech Bulletin on the MK 13 MOD 5 Stiller Precision Receiver so if your interested, shoot me a PM with your email address.
CD Sorry for the delay been a long week on the ranges. 30,000 rds thru the one minigun I ran in 4 days without cleaning. I have no clue on why the change to the Stiller action. 
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Iraq: 91,03,04,05,06,08,09'
Afganistan: 09,10,11', & 14'
Iraq: 91,03,04,05,06,08,09'
Afganistan: 09,10,11', & 14'
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If I had a dollar for every time I used that excuse... I would have exactly $0.00.
Not a problem at all. Appreciate the info as always, just don't see the logic behind that move... Originally Posted By Combat_Diver:
Sorry for the delay been a long week on the ranges. 30,000 rds thru the one minigun I ran in 4 days without cleaning. I have no clue on why the change to the Stiller action.
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Looks expensive
Originally Posted By sobieras:
Enough with all the Mk13 crap already  . Saw the first (for me anyways) picture of a Marine sniper using a Premier on an A5 in the paper.
<a href="http://s1301.photobucket.com/user/scatsob/media/Mobile%20Uploads/IMG_20150417_171613_zps3wmxilla.jpg.html" target="_blank">http://i1301.photobucket.com/albums/ag114/scatsob/Mobile%20Uploads/IMG_20150417_171613_zps3wmxilla.jpg</a> |
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Originally Posted By Great_Balls_of_Fire: Very nice. Looking forward to seeing the finished product! Dan-- Did you duracoat your Rem 700 action? Seem to remember you saying yours is stainless. I'm not sure what steel it is. Bought it from HCS and it was in the white. Not sure if was originally a rifle or just an action, or if it was a take-off that had been de-blued, or stainless. [shrugs]. It does have the older style font/test on the roll marks/engraving (not as thick as the ones from 2012 - current). Also not sure if HCS Cerakted or KG Gunkoted the action. My bolt is Cerakoted because I sent it off the Long Rifles, Inc for some added features. |
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Talked to Kevin at HCS. Says Alan will use KG Gunkote if I wanted them to coat the action--we'll see how that turns out. In other Mk13 clone-related news, I managed to secure a Remington MARS 20 MOA rail... that was a bitch and a half to find, but excited to have found one.
Pic thread: 
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Originally Posted By Great_Balls_of_Fire: Talked to Kevin at HCS. Says Alan will use KG Gunkote if I wanted them to coat the action--we'll see how that turns out. In other Mk13 clone-related news, I managed to secure a Remington MARS 20 MOA rail... that was a bitch and a half to find, but excited to have found one. Pic thread: http://i60.tinypic.com/beir61.jpg Looks like your project is coming along nicely. Out of all the military's modern day precision rifles, I still think the MK13 is the sexiest/most badass one of them all - hands down. Looking forward to seeing yours when it's finished. I wish I could afford one at the moment. |
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Originally Posted By Great_Balls_of_Fire: Are they High's, Med's, or Low's? I'd imagine it differs per shooter. depends really. 50mm obj vs 56mm obj, 30mm tube vs 34mm tube. I think my 0 can't Sphur mount is 1.34" with the 5-25 S&B on a 30 MOA MARS. The Badger 34mm USMC M40 scope rings will work with my set up, but not enough space for flip up caps without having them touch. |
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Originally Posted By BurtSaun1049: Don't think this has been posted. Interesting rifle with what looks like an Ops Inc Can (3rd model?). http://i25.photobucket.com/albums/c99/BurtSaun/mod1_zpslre761jz.jpg I beleive I posted some M40A3s with the OPS Inc can. The can is the OPS INC 12th Model. I'm assuming it was part of the PIP or something along that nature. ETA: Page 2 |
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Originally Posted By dangerdan:
I beleive I posted some M40A3s with the OPS Inc can. The can is the OPS INC 12th Model. I'm assuming it was part of the PIP or something along that nature. ETA: Page 2 Originally Posted By dangerdan:
Originally Posted By BurtSaun1049:
Don't think this has been posted. Interesting rifle with what looks like an Ops Inc Can (3rd model?). http://i25.photobucket.com/albums/c99/BurtSaun/mod1_zpslre761jz.jpg I beleive I posted some M40A3s with the OPS Inc can. The can is the OPS INC 12th Model. I'm assuming it was part of the PIP or something along that nature. ETA: Page 2 Nice. |
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Originally Posted By Great_Balls_of_Fire:
Boom 
https://c1.staticflickr.com/9/8847/17468180908_d0f491cb27_h.jpg "And boom goes the dynamite." |
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Originally Posted By Great_Balls_of_Fire: P/N: 98440 on Form 3  Have all my parts. Just need everything fitted together. You must be one of those KAC P/N fad guys...  Makes me wonder if some of you guys go into a department store and ask an associate "hey, I need an SKU 67545 and SKU 34970" |
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Must be an Airsoft event. The spotter has a Glock. Seriously though, nice to see this turn back into a pic thread. Sorry I have no pics 
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Anger is a Gift
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Originally Posted By dirtyone04: Must be an Airsoft event. The spotter has a Glock. Seriously though, nice to see this turn back into a pic thread. Sorry I have no pics Originally Posted By dirtyone04: Must be an Airsoft event. The spotter has a Glock. Seriously though, nice to see this turn back into a pic thread. Sorry I have no pics |
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My BBL finaly shipped from Lilja. As soon as it gets here it all goes off to the David Tooley for a few months. So the question I have is this. It will be a long time before I can afford to put a Tan S&B PMII on it so I will have to make due. So what scope should I use in the interim? Nightforce B.E.A.S.T 5-25 USO ER-25 5-25 Premiere 5-25 Leupold MK8 3.5-25 |
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Originally Posted By M249_junky:
My BBL finaly shipped from Lilja. As soon as it gets here it all goes off to the David Tooley for a few months. So the question I have is this. It will be a long time before I can afford to put a Tan S&B PMII on it so I will have to make due. So what scope should I use in the interim? Nightforce B.E.A.S.T 5-25 USO ER-25 5-25 Premiere 5-25 Leupold MK8 3.5-25 Of those listed, the Mk8 is the best option IMO. |
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Originally Posted By M249_junky:
I've seen several pics of MARSOC teams using glocks. There is one in the OP under the photos for the MK13 MOD7 Originally Posted By M249_junky:
Originally Posted By dirtyone04:
Must be an Airsoft event. The spotter has a Glock. Seriously though, nice to see this turn back into a pic thread. Sorry I have no pics MARSOC acquired Glock 19s for use with CSOs. So not airsoft.... |
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Originally Posted By silens87: MARSOC acquired Glock 19s for use with CSOs. So not airsoft.... Originally Posted By silens87: Originally Posted By M249_junky: Originally Posted By dirtyone04: Must be an Airsoft event. The spotter has a Glock. Seriously though, nice to see this turn back into a pic thread. Sorry I have no pics MARSOC acquired Glock 19s for use with CSOs. So not airsoft.... IIRC, they have the G19 when training with other militaries. Which I suppose could be said when working along side other militaries such as the ANA |
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Mk12, Mk13, Mk18, M4 Block II
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Originally Posted By BurtSaun1049: Nice. Originally Posted By BurtSaun1049: Originally Posted By dangerdan: Originally Posted By BurtSaun1049: Don't think this has been posted. Interesting rifle with what looks like an Ops Inc Can (3rd model?). http://i25.photobucket.com/albums/c99/BurtSaun/mod1_zpslre761jz.jpg The pic above should be an M24E2 barreled action (note: long action) I beleive I posted some M40A3s with the OPS Inc can. The can is the OPS INC 12th Model. I'm assuming it was part of the PIP or something along that nature. ETA: Page 2 Nice. |
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I just ran across this for anyone interested in a little more info on the XM3. Its from Fall of last year but it has some BBL specs http://cmpauction.thecmp.org/detail.asp?id=2178&n=XM-3-Sniper-Rifle-S6544662
XM-3 Sniper Rifle S6544662 Up for auction is a DEFENSE ADVANCED RESEARCH PROJECT AGENCY (DARPA) XM-3 Sniper Rifle used by the United States Marine Corps. In mid-2005, DARPA worked with Lt. Col. Norm Chandler’s Iron Brigade Armory (IBA) to field items to expeditionary units in Afghanistan. Since they already had a great working relationship, DARPA contracted IBA to build and test lightweight sniper rifles that incorporated the improvements the snipers desired in combat. The mission was to be lighter and smaller than the existing M40s, while having better accuracy, clip-on night vision that did not require re-zero, better optics, and better stock, and it had to be suppressed. The barrel had to be short enough to allow maneuverability yet long enough to deliver a 10” group at 1,000 yards. If the barrel was too heavy, maneuverability would decrease, yet if the barrel was too light it would only be able to shoot a few rounds before the groups started to shift due to barrel temperature. IBA tested a number of barrel lengths, ranging from 16 to 20 inches and in different contours. Each rifle with a different length was assigned an XM designator starting with XM1 through XM3. In each case, everything on the prototype rifles was kept the same except the barrel. During the final phases of testing it was found that the 18” barrels had no issues keeping up with their longer 20” brethren. The final barrel length was set at 18.5”, and the contour was a modified #7. The straight taper on the barrel was only 2” vs. 4” and the overall diameter at the muzzle was .85” vs. .980”. This helped reduce a lot of the rifle’s weight while not negatively affecting accuracy or effective range. A number of the groups at 1,000 yards were <1 MOA. The Marines of I-MEF were the first to field test the rifles at Camp Pendleton. Shortly after I-MEF took receipt of the XM-3s, the first units in II-MEF took receipt of theirs. By mid-2006 there were dozens of XM-3s in Iraq. There were 52 XM-3s made. Rifle serial number S6544662 has a desert camo print with usual wear and tear that comes with a rifle that has been fired. The bolt IS headspaced and has been test fired. Both test fire shells are included. |
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Originally Posted By M249_junky: I just ran across this for anyone interested in a little more info on the XM3. Its from Fall of last year but it has some BBL specs http://cmpauction.thecmp.org/detail.asp?id=2178&n=XM-3-Sniper-Rifle-S6544662 XM-3 Sniper Rifle S6544662 Up for auction is a DEFENSE ADVANCED RESEARCH PROJECT AGENCY (DARPA) XM-3 Sniper Rifle used by the United States Marine Corps. In mid-2005, DARPA worked with Lt. Col. Norm Chandler’s Iron Brigade Armory (IBA) to field items to expeditionary units in Afghanistan. Since they already had a great working relationship, DARPA contracted IBA to build and test lightweight sniper rifles that incorporated the improvements the snipers desired in combat. The mission was to be lighter and smaller than the existing M40s, while having better accuracy, clip-on night vision that did not require re-zero, better optics, and better stock, and it had to be suppressed. The barrel had to be short enough to allow maneuverability yet long enough to deliver a 10” group at 1,000 yards. If the barrel was too heavy, maneuverability would decrease, yet if the barrel was too light it would only be able to shoot a few rounds before the groups started to shift due to barrel temperature. IBA tested a number of barrel lengths, ranging from 16 to 20 inches and in different contours. Each rifle with a different length was assigned an XM designator starting with XM1 through XM3. In each case, everything on the prototype rifles was kept the same except the barrel. During the final phases of testing it was found that the 18” barrels had no issues keeping up with their longer 20” brethren. The final barrel length was set at 18.5”, and the contour was a modified #7. The straight taper on the barrel was only 2” vs. 4” and the overall diameter at the muzzle was .85” vs. .980”. This helped reduce a lot of the rifle’s weight while not negatively affecting accuracy or effective range. A number of the groups at 1,000 yards were <1 MOA. The Marines of I-MEF were the first to field test the rifles at Camp Pendleton. Shortly after I-MEF took receipt of the XM-3s, the first units in II-MEF took receipt of theirs. By mid-2006 there were dozens of XM-3s in Iraq. There were 52 XM-3s made. Rifle serial number S6544662 has a desert camo print with usual wear and tear that comes with a rifle that has been fired. The bolt IS headspaced and has been test fired. Both test fire shells are included. I don't have the info in front of me atm, but I believe the barrels were made by Hart. I liked the XM3 alot. Wasn't to fond of the Nightforce scope, although it is a great scope, everyone was used to the S&B. |
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Originally Posted By dirtyone04:
Must be an Airsoft event. The spotter has a Glock. Seriously though, nice to see this turn back into a pic thread. Sorry I have no pics Originally Posted By dirtyone04:
Must be an Airsoft event. The spotter has a Glock. Seriously though, nice to see this turn back into a pic thread. Sorry I have no pics That isn't airsoft. Not with that 320 sitting there next to him. |
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Originally Posted By dangerdan: Originally Posted By dangerdan: Originally Posted By M249_junky: I just ran across this for anyone interested in a little more info on the XM3. Its from Fall of last year but it has some BBL specs http://cmpauction.thecmp.org/detail.asp?id=2178&n=XM-3-Sniper-Rifle-S6544662 XM-3 Sniper Rifle S6544662 Up for auction is a DEFENSE ADVANCED RESEARCH PROJECT AGENCY (DARPA) XM-3 Sniper Rifle used by the United States Marine Corps. In mid-2005, DARPA worked with Lt. Col. Norm Chandler’s Iron Brigade Armory (IBA) to field items to expeditionary units in Afghanistan. Since they already had a great working relationship, DARPA contracted IBA to build and test lightweight sniper rifles that incorporated the improvements the snipers desired in combat. The mission was to be lighter and smaller than the existing M40s, while having better accuracy, clip-on night vision that did not require re-zero, better optics, and better stock, and it had to be suppressed. The barrel had to be short enough to allow maneuverability yet long enough to deliver a 10” group at 1,000 yards. If the barrel was too heavy, maneuverability would decrease, yet if the barrel was too light it would only be able to shoot a few rounds before the groups started to shift due to barrel temperature. IBA tested a number of barrel lengths, ranging from 16 to 20 inches and in different contours. Each rifle with a different length was assigned an XM designator starting with XM1 through XM3. In each case, everything on the prototype rifles was kept the same except the barrel. During the final phases of testing it was found that the 18” barrels had no issues keeping up with their longer 20” brethren. The final barrel length was set at 18.5”, and the contour was a modified #7. The straight taper on the barrel was only 2” vs. 4” and the overall diameter at the muzzle was .85” vs. .980”. This helped reduce a lot of the rifle’s weight while not negatively affecting accuracy or effective range. A number of the groups at 1,000 yards were <1 MOA. The Marines of I-MEF were the first to field test the rifles at Camp Pendleton. Shortly after I-MEF took receipt of the XM-3s, the first units in II-MEF took receipt of theirs. By mid-2006 there were dozens of XM-3s in Iraq. There were 52 XM-3s made. Rifle serial number S6544662 has a desert camo print with usual wear and tear that comes with a rifle that has been fired. The bolt IS headspaced and has been test fired. Both test fire shells are included. I don't have the info in front of me atm, but I believe the barrels were made by Hart. I liked the XM3 alot. Wasn't to fond of the Nightforce scope, although it is a great scope, everyone was used to the S&B. |
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Anybody know the reamer used on the Mk13's? I see a .300 win mag navy mk13 but wanted to verify.
Also I see the mod 6 as a left handed gun but no where else do I see that mentioned? If correct was it to allow a right handed shooter the ability to work the bolt without breaking their firing grip or was it actually for left-handed shooters? |
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Originally Posted By PraesulPresul1: Anybody know the reamer used on the Mk13's? I see a .300 win mag navy mk13 but wanted to verify. Also I see the mod 6 as a left handed gun but no where else do I see that mentioned? If correct was it to allow a right handed shooter the ability to work the bolt without breaking their firing grip or was it actually for left-handed shooters? |
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Originally Posted By PraesulPresul1: Anybody know the reamer used on the Mk13's? I see a .300 win mag navy mk13 but wanted to verify. Also I see the mod 6 as a left handed gun but no where else do I see that mentioned? If correct was it to allow a right handed shooter the ability to work the bolt without breaking their firing grip or was it actually for left-handed shooters? The Mod 6 is a Mod 5 for lefties. The NSN for the Mod 6 states that it is just like the Mod 5, but left handed |
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Originally Posted By M249_junky:
I was asking the same thing over on snipers hide. The PTG MK13 reamer is only thing I've been able to find so far. I'm still waiting on a answer from the hide. Originally Posted By M249_junky:
Originally Posted By PraesulPresul1:
Anybody know the reamer used on the Mk13's? I see a .300 win mag navy mk13 but wanted to verify. Also I see the mod 6 as a left handed gun but no where else do I see that mentioned? If correct was it to allow a right handed shooter the ability to work the bolt without breaking their firing grip or was it actually for left-handed shooters? Thanks I can't seem to nail this totally down either. |
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