Heckler and Koch MR556 A4 5.56 NATO 16" 30rd Rifle, Gray - HK81001308
| SKU | 51655227611 |
|---|---|
| Brand | HKS |
| MPN | 81001308 |
| UPC | 642230271982 |
| Overall Length | 36 |
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Brand: Heckler and Koch (HK USA)
Model: MR556 A4
Caliber: 223 Rem | 5.56 NATO
Barrel Length: 16.5"
Overall Length: 33.25" to 36.5"
Action: Semi-Auto
Finish: Gray Cerakote
Stock: Collapsible / Folding Stock
Stock / Grip: HK416 Slimline Furniture
Twist: 1-in-7"
Capacity: 30rd
Sights: No Sights
Thread Pattern: 1/2x28
Threaded: Yes
Weight: 7.67 lbs.
Safety: Ambidextrous Safety Lever
Receiver: Fully Ambidextrous Lower
Handguard: M-LOK Handguard
Features
Get your hands on the premium Heckler and Koch MR556 A4 semi-automatic rifle, a top-tier choice for shooters seeking the civilian equivalent of the legendary HK416. Chambered for versatile .223 Rem | 5.56 NATO ammunition, this rifle features a robust 16.5" barrel with a 1-in-7" twist and a 1/2x28 thread pattern for suppressor readiness. The upgraded A4 model boasts a striking Gray Cerakote finish and comes equipped with modern HK416 Slimline Furniture, including a collapsible/folding stock. Designed for superior user accessibility, the MR556 A4 features a fully ambidextrous lower receiver and safety lever, complemented by a modular M-LOK handguard for easy accessory mounting. Weighing in at 7.67 lbs. and accepting a standard 30rd capacity, this rifle is an excellent choice for demanding enthusiasts looking for HK reliability and the latest A4 enhancements.
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