HK 81001204 MR556 A4 5.56x45mm 10+1 16.50″ Black Threaded Barrel, Patriot Brown Picatinny Rail Receiver, M-LOK Handguard, 6 Position Black Synthetic Stock, Ambidextrous

SKU: TSW|180690UPC: 642230271081Mfr. Part #: 81001204

$3,710.99

HK 81001204 MR556 A4 5.56x45mm 10+1 16.50″ Black Threaded Barrel, Patriot Brown Picatinny Rail Receiver, M-LOK Handguard, 6 Position Black Synthetic Stock, Ambidextrous

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Description

The MR556 A4 short-stroke gas piston operating system does not impart hot carbon fouling back into the action, allowing the weapon to run longer, with less maintenance and with less wear on internal components. Its adjustable gas regulator allows the operator to tune the action specifically for suppressed or unsuppressed operation. Fully ambidextrous controls, lighter weight and a slimmer profile make the new A4 easier to operate, manipulate and employ.

Additional information

upc

642230271081

manufacturer

Heckler & Koch / H&K

Manufacturer Part Number

81001204

Action

Semi-Auto

Barrel Length

16.5"

Caliber/Gauge

.223 REM/5.56 NATO

Capacity

10 + 1

Rate of Twist

1:7"

Safety

Ambidextrous Safety Lever

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