GunHacks: Mk14 EBR with Aimpoint (Absolute Co-Witness) #Shorts

Published on December 10, 2021
Duration: 1:00

This guide details how to achieve an absolute co-witness on an Mk14 EBR by mounting an Aimpoint Micro H-1 optic using a 1.93-inch Scalarworks Leap Mount on the rear Picatinny rail. The video highlights the challenges of optic mounting on this platform and presents a practical solution for users. The speaker demonstrates expertise in firearm modifications and optic setups.

Quick Summary

Achieve an absolute co-witness on the Mk14 EBR by mounting an optic like the Aimpoint Micro H-1 with a 1.93-inch high-rise mount (e.g., Scalarworks Leap Mount) onto the rear Picatinny rail of the Sage International EBR chassis. This method overcomes the platform's inherent optic mounting challenges.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to Mk14 EBR Optics
  2. 00:12The 'GunHack': Absolute Co-Witness
  3. 00:25Mount and Optic Features
  4. 00:45Action and Controls

Frequently Asked Questions

How can I achieve an absolute co-witness on a Mk14 EBR?

To achieve an absolute co-witness on the Mk14 EBR, use a 1.93-inch high-rise optic mount, like the Scalarworks Leap Mount, and attach it to the rear Picatinny rail section of the Sage International EBR chassis. This setup aligns the optic with the factory iron sights.

What optic is recommended for the Mk14 EBR "GunHack"?

The Aimpoint Micro H-1 is highlighted in this 'GunHack' video for its durability. It's mounted using a 1.93-inch high-rise optic mount on the rear Picatinny rail of the Mk14 EBR chassis to achieve an absolute co-witness.

What are the challenges of mounting optics on an Mk14 EBR?

Mounting optics on the Mk14 EBR presents challenges due to its specific rail configuration and the need for proper eye relief. Standard mounts may not align correctly with the iron sights, making a 1.93-inch high-rise mount crucial for co-witnessing.

What caliber is the Mk14 EBR chambered in?

The Mk14 EBR, which is a variant of the M1A rifle, is chambered in .308 Winchester (Win) or 7.62x51mm NATO. Receiver markings clearly indicate '.308 WIN'.

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