Custom Built TYPE-A Rifles, Firearms
| CALIBER: | 5.56 NATO |
| CLASSIFICATION: | Rifle |
| BARREL LENGTH: | 15.1″ |
| HANDGUARD: | Knights FF RAS Medium |
| GAS SYSTEM: | Non-Adjustable |
| GAS LENGTH: | Rifle |
| TRIGGER: | 2-Stage |
| MUZZLE: | Allen AEMB Mount |
| BCG: | QPQ W/R.E.M Polish |
| OVERALL LENGTH: | |
| FIRE SELECTOR: | Ambi-Short Throw Adjustable |
| WEIGHT: | Light as a Feather |
The Seal Recon Rifle was originally built by U.S. Navy SEAL team armorers and then later by the Naval Surface Warfare Center (Crane Divison) was design to provide snipers with a lightweight, portable, accurate weapon with greater lethality than the standard issue M4 carbine. The SeAL Recon was sometime referred to the “Recce Rifle”.
This TYPE-A SEAL Recce is built on an accurate Long Rifle platform with proven mil-spec components to make it an incredibly versatile rifle. The SEAL Recce is equipped with a 15.1″ 416R Stainless steel match grade barrel with an Allen Engineering AEMB muzzle pinned/welded coupled with an SPR collar to fit an Allen AEM5 suppressor. It’s equipped with Knights Armaments FF Medium Long handguard & B5 Sopmod furniture. The TYPE-A Mk12 Mod1 is driven by our TYPE-A QPQ bolt carrier group w/R.E.M Polish. It’s also equipped with a DGI (direct gas impingement) system and our new TYPE-A PMC Straight 2-stage trigger to give it consistent reliability time after time.
NOTE: All of our rifles are Hardcoat Anodized and then Cerakoted to give you a longer lasting more durable finish. We wanted your rifle to wear to the anodized surface vs. the raw aluminum surface like some of our competitors. Just another added benefit making our rifles…TYPE-A.
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"If you are new to the AR platform, be sure to figure out the main purpose of your rifle. If you want to kit out your rifle with the sole intent of looking sexy in the mirror, then load it up. If you don’t want to waste money, and get the best shooting experience out of your rifle, then consider the following: Start with optics. Do you plan to run anything other than irons? If so, mount the best quality optic you can afford. If you use an optic (magnified or non-magnified), plan on mounting a backup sighting system…..such as offset irons. Next, will this be a work or home defense gun? If yes, you better throw a light on the rail. There’s a million different options out there but be sure to pick one that meets your needs without taking up unnecessary real estate on your gun. Also, will you be mounting a sling? If you’re going to use the rifle, at all, you definitely want a way to hang it off your torso. I would consider anything beyond these accessories as extra. Spend some time behind your rifle and work on the basics. From there, you can figure out what else you might want (vertical grips, different stock……..). If it’s loaded down heavy to start, you’ll probably end up stripping stuff off the more you train with it. Spending money on ammo is much more valuable than unused accessories."
- Jason Gady
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