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Who wouldn’t recognize the legendary assault rifle MK 18? It has appeared in countless movies and TV series, and most of us chose it as our primary weapon in games from Call of Duty to Escape from Tarkov. Above all, it’s a tried and tested tool of various special units worldwide, including the Czech 601st Special Forces Group. The iconic assault rifle MK18 in the EDGE(TM) series by Specna Arms in collaboration with EMG (Evike Manufacturing Group), emphasizes top-notch body processing with licensed markings from firearms manufacturer Daniel Defence.
The replica MK18 SA-E19 Edge is equipped with the MOSFET X-ASR module from the Polish company GATE. It ensures safe switching, protecting internal parts, improves trigger response, and extends battery life, also increasing the weapon’s rate of fire and allowing safe use of Li-Pol batteries 7.4V and 11.1V. Thanks to integrated status diodes, the module can diagnose basic weapon faults.
Already in the basic configuration, MK18 is equipped with a precise 6.03mm barrel that enhances accuracy. Nowadays, the increasingly common standard is the QSC system (quick spring change), allowing you to install a stronger/weaker spring according to your preference. The spring can be replaced without the need for special tools – all through the stock tube, without pulling out or disassembling the gearbox. Moreover, it is reinforced and contains above-standard internal parts, capable of functioning with springs up to M140 (as stated by the manufacturer Specna Arms in the description of ORION gearboxes).
Features:
Quality metal body with markings from Daniel Defence
Crane-type stock for accommodating multi-part batteries
Gearbox V2 with QD system ESA through the stock tube
Mosfet X-ASR 4th generation with reverse polarity protection and increasing the weapon’s rate of fire with T-DEAN connector in the stock
Reinforced polymer piston with all steel teeth
Aluminum nozzle
Aluminum cylinder head with double sealing
Aluminum piston head with double sealing and bearings
8mm ball bear..
