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| CALIBER: | 9mm (Colt Mags) |
| CLASSIFICATION: | SBR – NFA ITEM |
| BARREL LENGTH: | 5.25″ |
| HANDGUARD: | Mk2-5.25 GEN3 MLOK |
| GAS SYSTEM: | Blowback |
| GAS LENGTH: | N/A |
| TRIGGER: | 2-Stage |
| MUZZLE: | ASR Suppressor Ready |
| BCG: | QPQ W/R.E.M Polish |
| OVERALL LENGTH: | 18″ OAL |
| FIRE SELECTOR: | Ambi-Short Throw Adjustable |
| WEIGHT: | Classified |
This TYPE-A Mk2-5.25 Micro is built on our all new C9 lower platform with upgraded mil-spec components to make it an incredibly versatile firearm. The Mk2-5.25 Micro SBR is equipped with a 5.25″ vanadium alloy steel barrel (for weight reduction) and a Mk2-3.750 GEN2 MLOK Handguard with an ASR Ready muzzle brake to give it that aggressive stance. Fully furnished with B5 furniture, TROY M7A1 Stock, and 33 round capacity magazines. The TYPE-A Mk2-5.25 Micro SBR is driven by our TYPE-A QPQ coated bolt carrier group w/R.E.M. Polish. This BCG is both Colt and Glock compatible. It’s also equipped with our improved 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.
Colors Available (Shown in RAL8000)
"If you’re running a rifle with an adjustable gas block, consider the following process for finding your sweet spot. First, close the gas port almost all the way. This means bottoming out the gas port screw and then backing off ¼ turn. Then insert a 1-round mag and fire. If the round doesn’t eject, open the gas port screw another ¼ turn and repeat. Continue this procedure until the casing ejects and the bolt locks back on the empty mag. Once you get good ejection and bolt lock open, open the gas port screw one more ¼ turn. This is your minimum setting for reliable function. Beyond this, you’ll want to group tune the rifle. Your barrel will group differently based on gas setting. If you’re selected ammo is performing good at your minimum setting, then great. If not, then try firing 3 round groups in ¼ turn increments up to 1 whole turn. You should find some improvement in this range."
-Jason Gady
