Geissele SMR mk1 in the house!

Canadian eh!

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Received my rail yesterday and already have it mounted up! Truly an awesome and high quality piece.

Thanks to Steve et al. For their patience and perseverance in bringing these in and for not minding my e-mails and calls hounding them!

Very very happy, check out my thread in black rifles on the install and build.

Cheers,

B
 
Canadian eh! said:
Received my rail yesterday and already have it mounted up! Truly an awesome and high quality piece.

Thanks to Steve et al. For their patience and perseverance in bringing these in and for not minding my e-mails and calls hounding them!

Very very happy, check out my thread in black rifles on the install and build.

Cheers,

B
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Hey B,

Thanks for that. Glad to hear you received it ok.

News on the Mk1.

GA is ending production of the Mk1 for commercial sale, from now on GOV and existing contracts only. They take too long to make. Machine time = $. I hope you enjoy yours. A rare rail to be!
 
dangertree said:
Hey B,

Thanks for that. Glad to hear you received it ok.

News on the Mk1.

GA is ending production of the Mk1 for commercial sale, from now on GOV and existing contracts only. They take too long to make. Machine time = $. I hope you enjoy yours. A rare rail to be!
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Glad I got one as well, thanks for bringing these in!!!

Any way you can share how many you brought into the country ? Of the 10" sand version?
 
Very nice! how do you like the Mk1? How is the weight/ sturdyness of the design (if sturdyness is even a word lol)? Ive been debating between the Mk1 and Mk4, leaning toward the mk4.
 
haun0002 said:
Very nice! how do you like the Mk1? How is the weight/ sturdyness of the design (if sturdyness is even a word lol)? Ive been debating between the Mk1 and Mk4, leaning toward the mk4.
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The Mk4 weigh less. The Mk1 are sturdy enough for the worlds Alpha gun shooters. The Mk4 is lighter and acknowledges that a shorter picatinny rail milled from the rail at 3/6/9 , rather than a modular system, suits what the majority of rifle users actually require, and is also a high strength design.

Or, if you know you are going to set up your Mk1/Mk2 modular rails in the same config as the Mk4 exists anyway, the Mk4 is lighter and costs less.

My 2c.
 
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