MARK 13

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Description

In 2010, Stiller was contacted by Naval Surface Warfare Center in Crane, Indiana. They asked if there was interest in bidding on the MK13 Mod 7 project to supply custom actions for the Mod 7 version of the MK13 300 WinMag sniper platform. This was the first time the Navy considered using a custom action for this platform. Stiller decided to compete and ultimately won the very difficult competition.

After supplying five TAC 300 actions pulled at random from inventory, the Navy determined that the Stiller Actions offered 100% parts interchangeability. For the first time in the history of the MK13, any part from any Stiller-based rifle could be interchanged with the same part on a different rifle with no change in function or accuracy.

Stiller MK13 actions are black oxide coated and subject to a specially developed, rigorous QC process that holds our already industry-leading tolerances to within a half thousandth of an inch. All MK 13 actions come with a 20 MOA picatinny rail included in the purchase.

Specs

Receiver Material: 416 Stainless
Receiver Length: 8.700”
Receiver Diameter: 1.35” Remington 700 Footprint
Headspace: .700” +/- .0005”
Bolt Diameter: 0.007"
Bolt Design: One piece fluted on top and sides but not the bottom so that flutes will not interfere with magazine lips. This action comes with a straight handle. The Mark13 actions have a large knob with 5/16 x 24 thread.                                                                                            

Bolt Stop: On side of receiver opposite bolt handle above the stock line
Bolt Throw: 90 degrees
Bolt Material: 4140
Bolt Coating: Black Nitride
Firing Pin: Fluted Stainless Steel, 0.067" diameter tip
Extractor/Ejector: Modified M16 type extractor, Rem 700 style pin ejector
Recoil Lug: 416R Stainless parallel sided or tapered. .187” (Rem700 standard) or .300” produced in house and surface ground to .0002” tolerance.

Action Body: 16.3 oz
Bolt Only: 11.5 oz
Body, Bolt, Rail, Recoil Lug, and Trigger Pins: 30.8 oz

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