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LOT 414
Stiller Precision Firearms LLC U.S. Marine Corps Mk
13 MOD 7 Configured Bolt Action Sniper Rifle in .300
Win. Mag. with Case and Accessories - Serial no. MKA00665, 300 Win magnum cal., 26 inch
heavy round bbl., black/stainless/FDE anodized finish, synthetic stock. Manufactured in Wylie, Texas, c. 21st century, configured after the United Sates Marine
Corps’ Mk 13 MOD 7 bolt action sniper platform. Adopted in 2018, the MK 13 MOD 7 (a .300 Win. Mag. chambered long-action Remington 700 barreled receiver mated to an
Accuracy International chassis system) replaced the USMC M40 series of sniper rifles in order to achieve a similar effective range to the U.S. Army’s XM2010 sniper platform. The
consignor indicates that this specific rifle was built
up by Chris Higgins of Red Bull Armory, a former
U.S. Naval Surface Warfare Center (NSWC)
armorer who participated in the development
of the USMC Mk 13 MOD 7 platform. Features
a SureFire FH762RC four-prong flash hider on
the heavy profile stainless steel barrel, the model,
caliber, and manufacturer markings on the left
side of the receiver with a simulated U.S. DoD UID
label, the serial number on the right side of the
receiver, and a matching partial serial number on
the handle of the spiral fluted bolt. Fitted with an
Accuracy International AX machined aluminum
chassis in FDE colored anodized finish, with a
20 MOA Picatinny rail spanning across the top,
Keymod pattern attachment slots on the forend
with three Picatinny rail attachments and a
bipod stud attachment, a tan polymer forend
grip rest, integrated QD sling sockets, and a folding
polymer buttstock with adjustable length-of-pull and cheek
rest. Includes a Pelican iM3300 series hard case fitted to the rifle, a Harris 1A2 folding bipod, a Dewey cleaning rod, and an
ACU pattern nylon pouch containing small tools. Magazine absent.
CONDITION: Excellent overall as configured after the U.S. Marine Corps’ Mk 13 MOD 7 sniper platform, retaining 99% plus black and 97% plus FDE finishes with some limited light handling marks and edge wear. The firing pin can
unexpectedly drop if the safety lever isn’t fully seated in the “S” position; otherwise, mechanically excellent. The case is very fine.
Provenance: The Ryan Niederman Collection.
Estimate: 9,500 - 16,000
LOT 413
Excellent Pre-Ban West German Heckler
& Koch HK 91 Semi-Automatic Rifle in Scarce
Factory NATO Woodland Camouflage - Serial
no. 41-060288, 7.62x51mm NATO (308) cal., 18 inch
round bbl., NATO woodland finish, synthetic stock.
Manufactured in 1988, with “II” date code on the left side of the magazine well
and an importer mark on the right. Features hooded blade front and four-position drum
rear sights, birdcage flash hider, “II6M” marked barrel, “IH511” bolt, “IC” bolt carrier, and “0/1” color coded fire selector. Fitted with textured
polymer triangular handguard, pistol grip, and fixed buttstock, along with a “7,62x51/IH” marked magazine. With the furniture and majority
of metal surfaces (except the barrel, flash hider, and internals), including the magazine, enhanced with a desirable factory disrupted
brown/green NATO woodland camouflage paint scheme, which was purportedly added to only 300 HK 91 rifles. Includes a cardboard
shipping sleeve with a H&K Inc. label, Styrofoam insert fitted to the rifle, and a green web sling.
CONDITION: Excellent overall, retaining 98% plus original NATO woodland camouflage finish with some limited minor scuffing to the paint
on the butt; otherwise, limited handling evidence. Mechanically excellent. The box is fair, with lost ends and damage to the Styrofoam.
Estimate: 10,000 - 16,000