Field Ethos And Langdon Tactical Drop Special Edition MK23
Field Ethos and Langdon Tactical Technology have teamed up for a special edition Mark 23. They teamed up to give this storied pistol some modern refinements and the LTT custom touch. Keep reading for all the details.
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The H&K Mark 23 is a legend. It originated from the SOCOM Offensive Handgun Weapon System program, where it beat out the competition and was famously used by the Navy SEALs. But this huge .45 ACP is a product of an older age and doesn’t have some of the modern features most people are looking for now.
Field Ethos and LTT revamped the gun to incorporate an RDO cut and Aimpoint Acro mounting plate that includes a rear sight. And while the Acro may look large on other handguns, it looks about right on the big boy Mk23. LTT also works their magic on the trigger, reducing the pull weight by about 25% without compromising reliability. The reworked Mk23 retails for $2,651 if you have your own Acro, or $3,250 if you need one. The Field Ethos LTT Mark 23 is available for purchase now directly from Langdon Tactical.
From the company:
LTT and Field Ethos have teamed up to give you the ultimate Mark 23! We have brought the legendary SOCOM service pistol into the 21st century with our LTT RDO cut and a specifically designed ACRO plate, and we have reduced the trigger weight by approximately 25% while remaining above the SAAMI threshold for firing pin indent by developing a custom chrome silicon hammer spring.
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Used to own one. Four biggest annoyances:
I'm glad I got a good price for mine and have zero nostalgia.
I love the paddle mag release. Any other design is garbage.
Get that Walther P99 AS or an HK while you can from your local pawn shop. Button mag releases are for retards with abnormally long thumbs which were probably used to finger their own mothers.
I'll probably get banned for this post, but just know you look guilty if you try and cover it up...