Is this auction a scam? Pictures 1 of 4 and 4 of 4 are stock photos you can find on the web. Pictures 2 of 4 and 3 of 4 don't match. What is being sold here?
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Mk 13 Mod 0 stock
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I talked to the guy, he explained the situation to me and has the new description up there now. I bowed out of the auction though. $600 bucks is too much for the skins in my mind.
Anybody know the serial range for the mk13 mod 5?
G6??XXXXX
Also is it 2009 or reused receivers from 1986?
Source for Dates: http://oldguns.net/sn_php/remdates.htm
G6??XXXXX
Also is it 2009 or reused receivers from 1986?
Source for Dates: http://oldguns.net/sn_php/remdates.htm
G664xxxx is in the known range. Earlier serial numbers could have been used as some Mod 0s were also re-built into the Mod 5 configuration. Others know more about serial numbers. (Several Mod 5 cases sold via DRMO process this year, and perhaps some might have rifle serial numbers written on them).
These are known serial prefixes i pulled off photographs of cases and literature. I have seen multiples of most of these subfixes.
G655
G659
G660
G664
G683
G655
G659
G660
G664
G683
I did hours combing through GunBroker to find a G63xxxxx.... to low of a serial and priced quite high for a donor rifle... (Had that lock on the bolt also...)
my case says G6643XXX
my case says G6643XXX
G639 is confirmed for mk13 mod 2 and mk13 mod 3
Fresh from Red Bull Armory! Just got everything mounted. PVS-27 mates perfectly with the IMUNS
Mod 5
Stiller #194
S&B 5-25 MK248 Mod 1 BDC
Larue OBR
Knights MK11 suppressor #60
Mod 5
Stiller #194
S&B 5-25 MK248 Mod 1 BDC
Larue OBR
Knights MK11 suppressor #60
Hey guys I got a question I have a mk13 mod 0 stock I am wanting to build, my case has c66xxx for serial on the case and I think it be cool to find a c66 serial numbered receiver, my question is are you guys actually finding these serials? The closest I have found is a c68xxxx
Amazing rifle. With the Wylie action too. Beautiful stuff. Please post more photos.
Most plebes won't even notice the small details, but there are people out there who do. Fantastic build man. Chris does an awesome job.
@USMCSGT0331 - looking good. still waiting on my pair of mod 5's. Hopefully this month.
USMCSGT0331, thanks for those pics, that's a crazy collection of Mk 13 stocks, and it looks like you have take-off bolts for many of them too(!).
One question/favor: In the 2nd pic of the left side of stocks, the tan stock 3rd from the top (in the 2nd column) appears to have 4 separate 'dope' cards attached to the side of the stock. My assumption is that all these rifles when in service used the Mk 248 Mod 0 ammo (190 SMK bullet), and thus I am curious about any details re dope cards on that particular stock - so any close-up pics of that particular stock's dope cards would be appreciated. It would be interesting to see if a different dope card existed for a suppressed Mk 13 (ie, Mod 3) vs an unsuppressed rifle (ie, Mod 0), or if that stock was perhaps used for testing the later Mk 248 Mod 1 ammo (circa 2009-10), or perhaps another ammo type of 300 WinMag ammo?
Fwiw, attached is the dope card on the stock I got from you last year. It shows a (presumably) 100 meter zero, with drops out to 1200 meters, which was the 'official' max effective range of Mk 248 Mod 0 ammo of the era, but the later Mk 248 Mod 1 ammo has an official effective range of 1500 meters, hence I was curious if any dope cards on that one stock got out to 1500, etc.
(Also, just curious if any Mk 13 Mod 0/3 stocks you have, or sold, had the last 4 digits '3981' or 4378' - a long shot of course, but have to ask...)
One question/favor: In the 2nd pic of the left side of stocks, the tan stock 3rd from the top (in the 2nd column) appears to have 4 separate 'dope' cards attached to the side of the stock. My assumption is that all these rifles when in service used the Mk 248 Mod 0 ammo (190 SMK bullet), and thus I am curious about any details re dope cards on that particular stock - so any close-up pics of that particular stock's dope cards would be appreciated. It would be interesting to see if a different dope card existed for a suppressed Mk 13 (ie, Mod 3) vs an unsuppressed rifle (ie, Mod 0), or if that stock was perhaps used for testing the later Mk 248 Mod 1 ammo (circa 2009-10), or perhaps another ammo type of 300 WinMag ammo?
Fwiw, attached is the dope card on the stock I got from you last year. It shows a (presumably) 100 meter zero, with drops out to 1200 meters, which was the 'official' max effective range of Mk 248 Mod 0 ammo of the era, but the later Mk 248 Mod 1 ammo has an official effective range of 1500 meters, hence I was curious if any dope cards on that one stock got out to 1500, etc.
(Also, just curious if any Mk 13 Mod 0/3 stocks you have, or sold, had the last 4 digits '3981' or 4378' - a long shot of course, but have to ask...)
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ill get photos of the dope cards on my stock. Also interesting you have a thick mcmillan Lop riser knob. 2 of my 3 are thin knobs and one is thick like yours.
For all of you Mod 0 and Mod 3 guys, I have a couple MIRS Rev B 20 moa rails that I'm probably going to sell soon.
It's finished. Rifle has issued everything except (correct range) C prefix action and the Lilja barrel. Stock/lug, bipods, slings, bolt, trigger, optic, rings etc etc.
Everything else is either issued (like the case and literature) or era appropriate(tools and cleaning supplies) Last pic is the rifle I cloned.
Everything else is either issued (like the case and literature) or era appropriate(tools and cleaning supplies) Last pic is the rifle I cloned.
Thank you. I'll take that as high praise coming from you. Pretty proud of this one. I had a lot of help from a few key people (some here) in putting all this together.
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First range trip was a mix of Hornady 195 BTHP and contract Sig 190 OTM.
The first group on paper was sub 1/2 moa at 100. Rest was smacking steel at various distances.
I had RWS build this rifle. First time I've used him. It will not be the last. Under time, under budget and over expectations. Rifle is an absolute hammer that fed/shot/extracted flawlessly. He listened to my laundry list of wants/needs (I'm very particular about clone builds) made a few recommendations and made it happen.
How close/actual do you want to get? A legit Navspec is going to be $$$$
This one doesn't have dope cards for suppressed vs unsuppressed. I'm not sure if dope cards like that were on any of these stocks, I never looked at them that closely. Most of the dope cards on these stocks are labeled .300wm, but a few are labeled Mk13. I assume the ones with Mk13 labeled dope cards are from later guns, since they apparently gave these rifle the Mk13 designation later in the Mod 0 program. If that's the case, the later Mod 3 stock could say Mk13 on the dope cards, just an idea for you to check out.
Stocks like this one had some interesting dope cards, this one has a holds card that was probably very useful for the SEAL sniper in a target rich environment. Dial for 300 or 800 yards/meters/whatever (depending on how far your group of targets are) and then hold accordingly to hit targets within a 400 or 500 yard/meter/whatever span. I also sold a stock with a very unique dope card, it was literally a printed out graph with the bullets trajectory, I think someone on this forum might have that stock.
If you're going to determine the exact type of Mk248 ammo used, hopefully people can post their original dope cards here for you to analyze. I'd really like to know what type of ammo each of my stocks used, so your help in providing detailed information on these is greatly appreciated! This stock has dope going out to 1,500, so based on the max effective range in your post, this could be Mod 1 ammo.
This is the only stock I know of that is a match to an original Mod 3 bolt, I recently sold it to a friend who's friend owns the bolt. I'd love to see pics of the stock and bolt united after all these years, hopefully he'll provide some photos! Unfortunately it doesn't have any dope cards, so we miss out on some of the history you're trying to piece together.
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