Quick Look
The MK11 Mod 0 sniper rifle, developed in the early 2000s, traces its roots to the MK12 Special Purpose Rifle platform. Designed for precision and adaptability, it serves U.S. special operations forces. Its blend of accuracy and reliability secures a niche spot in designated marksman roles.
Why It's a Top Choice
- Exceptional long-range accuracy for precision engagements
- Modular design supports varied optics and accessories
- Reliable semi-automatic operation under combat conditions
- Compatible with multiple 7.62 NATO magazines
- Proven military use since early 2000s
Key Variants
MK11 Mod 0 SPR
The standard sniper platform for US SOCOM marksmen supporting versatile combat scenarios.
MK12 Mod 1
A close competitor with a focus on enhanced short-to-mid range precision.
Competitor Comparison Table
| Feature | Mk11 Mod 0 | Mk12 Mod 1 | SR-25 |
|---|---|---|---|
| MSRP | $10,000+ | $9,500+ | $12,000+ |
| Capacity/Size | 20-round 7.62 NATO mags | 10 or 20-round mags | 20-round mags |
| Weight | 9.3 lbs | 8.8 lbs | 8.8 lbs |
| Optics-Ready | Yes, full Picatinny rail | Yes, top rail | Yes, flat top receiver |
| Trigger Type | Match-grade two-stage | Two-stage | Match-grade two-stage |
| Notable Pro | Combat-proven in special ops | Sleek, lightweight design | Heavy barrel for sustained fire |
| Notable Con | Higher weight than alternatives | Limited magazine capacity | Bulkier than some marksman rifles |
Best Use Cases
- Designated marksman and special operations missions
- Long-range precision shooting
- Military and law enforcement sniper support
- Advanced tactical training
- Collection of modern military firearms
FAQs
Can I use standard 7.62 NATO magazines in the MK11 Mod 0?
Yes, the MK11 Mod 0 accepts standard 20-round 7.62x51mm NATO magazines compatible with AR-style rifles.
What is the effective range of the MK11 Mod 0?
It delivers effective precision fire reliably out to 800 meters under typical combat conditions.
How does the MK11 Mod 0 differ from the MK12 Mod 1?
The MK11 Mod 0 emphasizes longer barrel and full rifle-length configuration for extended range versus the shorter MK12 Mod 1.







