Civilian Hk416A5 in 1 Minute #Shorts

Published on June 5, 2021
Duration: 1:00

This short video showcases the civilian HK416A5 (MR223 A3), highlighting its similarities to the military version, including an 11-inch heavy barrel. Key features discussed are the lack of an adjustable gas block and the non-ambidextrous selector switch, though other controls like the magazine release and bolt catch are ambidextrous. The presenter also demonstrates a night vision setup featuring a Steiner DBAL and a SureFire Scout light mounted on a Geissele SMR rail.

Quick Summary

The civilian HK416A5 (MR223 A3) features an 11-inch heavy barrel and ambidextrous magazine release and bolt catch. Key differences from the military version include the lack of an adjustable gas block and a non-ambidextrous selector switch. This setup also showcases a night vision configuration with a Steiner DBAL and SureFire Scout light on a Geissele SMR rail.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key differences between the civilian HK416A5 and the military version?

The civilian HK416A5 (MR223 A3) shares many features with its military counterpart, including an 11-inch heavy barrel. However, it typically lacks an adjustable gas block and its selector switch is not ambidextrous, though other controls like the magazine release and bolt catch are.

What accessories are shown on the HK416A5 for night vision use?

The HK416A5 is equipped with a Steiner DBAL for night vision, providing a green laser, IR laser, and IR illuminator. A SureFire Scout light is also mounted for white light illumination, along with Cloud Defensive cable management.

What rail system and optic mount are used on this HK416A5 setup?

This HK416A5 build features a Geissele SMR rail for accessory mounting. The optic is mounted using a Scalarworks Leap mount, which allows for a chin weld even with night vision gear.

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