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MR762A1 rifles are produced in the USA from a combination of American and German-made components. Suggested retail price on the MR762A1 is $3,995.

SHOT Show Special:
Anticipated HK MR762A1 Arrives

(GunReports.com) -- Heckler & Koch's MR762A1 rifle (in caliber 7.62 x 51mm) debuted at SHOT Show 2012, joining the 5.56 mm model (MR556A1) released in 2011. The new MR762A1 rifle is influenced by recent Heckler & Koch piston driven rifles, including the new HK G28 designated marksman rifle developed for the German military.

A semi-automatic rifle originally developed from the fully automatic HK417, the MR762A1 uses the same HK proprietary gas piston operating system found on current HK rifles and carbines, using a "pusher" rod in place of the gas tube normally found in AR15/M16/M4-style firearms.

The MR762A1 uses many of the same assemblies and accessories that originated on the HK417 including the HK free-floating four-quadrant rail system. This handguard system allows all current accessories, sights, lights, and aimers used on M4/M16-type weapons to be fitted to the MR Series.

The HK rail system can be installed and removed without tools and returns to zero when reinstalled. Like their HK military counterparts, the MR (for Match Rifle) series rifles use barrels produced by Heckler & Koch's cold hammer forging process. The barrels are manufactured in Germany and finished in the USA.

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Reader Comments

Sounds sweet, but there are too many guns on my 'wanna buy' list to add one in at that price. Still, I'd be interested if I could afford it. I guess you guys can just call me a 'wannabuy'.

Comment by: david b | January 19, 2012

Like the field of 1911s, we are finding ourselves besieged by a plethora of AR platforms. I have some ARs in 5.56x45mm and 7.62x51mm, and I am having a hard time getting turned on to any of the new ones that keep popping up.

Comment by: canovack | January 19, 2012

They're a PIA to clean....

Comment by: PVB | January 23, 2012