$2,199.00
| CALIBER: | 5.56 NATO or 300BLK |
| CLASSIFICATION: | SBR – NFA ITEM |
| BARREL LENGTH: | 12.5″ |
| HANDGUARD: | MK2/10.5 GEN3 MLOK |
| GAS SYSTEM: | 30 Position Adjustable |
| GAS LENGTH: | Carbine |
| TRIGGER: | 2-Stage |
| MUZZLE: | ASR Suppressor Ready |
| BCG: | QPQ W/R.E.M Polish |
| OVERALL LENGTH: | 26″ Buffer Tube to Threads |
| FIRE SELECTOR: | Ambi-Short Throw Adjustable |
| WEIGHT: | TBD |
This TYPE-A MK2-12.5 is built on a ridged platform with proven mil-spec components to make it an incredibly versatile firearm. The MK2-12.5 SBR is equipped with a 12.5″ 416R Stainless Steel Barrel (for weight reduction) and a MK2/10.5 GEN3 MLOK Handguard with a ASR Ready muzzle to give it that aggressive stance. Fully furnished with B5 furniture, and 30 round capacity magazine. The TYPE-A MK2-12.5 Pro is driven by our TYPE-A Titanium Nitride coated bolt carrier group w/R.E.M. Polish. It’s also equipped with a 416R stainless steel (matte finish) 30 position adjustable gas block and our new TYPE-A PMC Straight 2-stage trigger to give it consistent reliability time after time.
NOTE: All of our pistols are Hardcoat Anodized and then Cerakoted to give you a longer lasting more durable finish. We wanted your rifle to wear to the anodized finish vs. the raw aluminum surface. Just another added benefit making your rifle….TYPE-A.
Note: Any H-Series Cerakote can be sprayed. There is a $30 up-charge if the color is not in our stock.
Note: Any H-Series Cerakote can be sprayed. There is a $30 up-charge if the color is not in our stock.
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"Whether you plan to compete or not, incorporating a time into your training can have a huge impact. The first and most obvious benefit to using a timer is establishing your limits and a way to measure success. The focus of any good training program should be steady, measurable, consistent results. Start with the basics. Hold your rifle at the low ready, lift and fire 1 round on an index card at 25 yards for time. From there, add multiple targets for time. T hen incorporate reloads in between targets and movement. You can design just about any timed drill you want. Just be sure to log your training and focus on relevant drills that allow you to improve. Another way a timer helps your training is by initiating a stress response and time compression. You’d be surprised how quickly your skills can turn to crap when that stupid beeper goes off. Just talk to a shooter who’s spent any amount of time competing and I’m sure they have stories of blacking out and abandoning stage plans all because of a little beep. The more you induce stressors in your training, the more inoculated you become. This allows you to better access your skills when it counts."
-Jason Gady
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