H&K Mark 23 Handgun .45 ACP 12rd Magazines (2) 5.87″ Threaded Barrel Black

SKU: LIP|HK81000078UPC: 642230261587Mfr. Part #: 81000078

$2,699.00

H&K Mark 23 Handgun .45 ACP 12rd Magazines (2) 5.87″ Threaded Barrel Black

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Description

The HK Mark 23 Caliber .45 ACP pistol gives shooters match grade accuracy equal to that of the finest custom made handguns — yet exceeds the most stringent operational requirements ever demanded of a combat handgun. The Mark 23 provides this accuracy without the need for hand-fitted parts common in custom-built match pistols costing thousands of dollars more. One of the most thoroughly tested handguns in history the MK23/Mark 23 project originated in 1991 when HK began development for the U.S. Special Operations Command the organization that directs the activities of America’s most elite military units including the Navy SEALs and the Army Special Forces. On May 1 1996 the first HK MK 23 pistols were delivered to the U.S. Special Operations Command for operational deployment making the MK 23 the first caliber .45 ACP pistol to enter American military service since the venerable Government Model 1911A1. During testing MK 23 pistols met the most stringent operational and accuracy requirements ever demanded of a combat handgun. Endurance testing demonstrated a service life of over 30000 rounds of +P ammunition. To meet the reliability requirement the pistol had to demonstrate a minimum of 2000 mean rounds between stoppages (MRBS) with both M1911 ball and +P ammunition. All pistols exceeded the 2000 MRBS with an average of 6000 MRBS. In more than 450 accuracy test firings from a precision firing fixture at 25 meters MK 23 pistols far exceeded the government requirement averaging 1.44 inches with 65 groups of less than one inch. There were four groups of .5 inches with 5 rounds going through the same hole!

Features:

  • Threaded O-ring barrel with polygonal bore profile
  • Match grade trigger
  • One piece machined steel slide
  • Frame mounted decocking lever and separate ambidextrous safety lever
  • Can be carried “cocked and locked” in single action mode with the safety lever on
  • Patented HK recoil reduction system
  • Corrosion resistant blued finish
  • Corrosion proof fiber-reinforced polymer frame
  • Oversized trigger guard for use with gloves
  • Universal mounting grooves for installing accessories
  • Ambidextrous magazine release lever
  • Extended slide release
  • Extractor doubles as a loaded chamber indicator
  • Patented Lock-Out Safety device

Additional information

upc

642230261587

manufacturer

Heckler & Koch / H&K

Manufacturer Part Number

81000078

Action

Double Action/Single Action

ATF Type

Pistol

Barrel Length

5.87"

Caliber/Gauge

.45 ACP

Capacity

12 + 1

Length

9.65

Model

Mark 23

Number of Magazines

2 12 rd.

Package Height

3.2

Package Width

8.8

Product Type

Semi-Auto Pistol

Safety

Ambidextrous

Shipping Weight

4.0

Sights

Fixed

Sights Type

Fixed Sights

Slide Description

Serrated

State Restriction (CA)

NO DIRECT SHIP TO CALIFORNIA

State Restriction (IL)

NO SALE TO ILLINOIS PICA

State Restriction (OR)

NO SALE TO OREGON

State Restriction (RI)

NO DIRECT SHIP TO RHODE ISLAND

State Restriction (WA)

NO DIRECT SHIP TO WASHINGTON

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