^Lot 1148 RARE USAF ISSUE KAC M110 SEMI AUTO SNIPER RIFLE W/

“FORSEEABLE HARM STANDARD” FOIA LETTER AND SUPPRESSOR. Cal. 7.62x51. S# 05678 rifle & . MGL1100059 Suppressor Bbl. 20" with flash hider. Rifle is sighted with an FDE finished Leupold MKIV 3.5-10x scope on KAC mount. Scope has mil-dot crosshair reticle & very good optics. Front scope cover is missing its lid, while rear remains intact. Folding KAC aperture iron rear sight also present. Actual military issued examples of the M110 are very rarely offered on the public market & this rifle represents a great chance the advanced military collector to acquire an original as issued M110 with US government roll markings. Genuine US Air Force issue M110 semi auto sniper rifle, made by Knight's Armament in Titusville, FL. The AR-10 based M110 has been used by the US military since 2008, as both a sniper & marksman rifle. This weapons system has seen wide spread use in various Middle Eastern conflicts. Rifle is equipped with BCM Gunfighter charging handle & ambi controls. FDE finish. Magpul PRS stock with piece of tan colored tape at top, A2 style pistol grip & KAC URXII handguard. Rifle is further equipped with a Harris SBRM folding bipod. MAGS: 2-20 rd. & 5-10 rd. Total of 7 all KAC made. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: Griffin Armament MGL110 Suppressor with box, a matching numbered FDE Hardigg rifle case with KAC action wrench, KAC combo tool, four single mag pouches, one dual mag pouch, an FDE A2 style buttstock, KAC bore guide, cleaning rod, cleaning kit, bottle of Shooters Choice Grease & large pouch. Also included is an Air Force FOIA letter from the 355th Mission Support Group at Davis Monthan Air Force Base. The letter states Our review included consideration of the "Foreseeable Harm Standard." We reviewed 6 pages of which 2 pages are fully releasable, 4 pages are partially releasable in accordance with the following FOIA Exemption. FOIA Exemption 6, 5 U.S.C. §552 (b)(6), protects information about individuals in "personnel and medical files and similar files " when the disclosure of such information "would constitute a clearly unwarranted invasion of personal privacy.". This redaction certainly makes one wonder. It is highly likely this rifle was issued to either Air Force Pararescue, as the 48th Rescue Squadron are stationed at Davis-Monthan or the 355th Security Forces Squadron sniper teams. It is worth noting that in 2021 the 355th hosted the first-ever Advanced Designated Marksman (ADM) course to train their initial sniper teams & members of the 55th Rescue Squadron for base security operations. CONDITION: furniture shows scattered scuffing, handling marks & light flaking. Metal retains 92% factory FDE finish with scattered light flaking, handling marks & usage wear. Action functions properly when hand cycled. Very good plus bore with strong rifling. (26-1891 & 03-2243/MJC). RIFLE MODERN. SUPPESSOR NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT REQUIRING BATF TRANSFER BEFORE TAKING POSSESSION. FULLY TRANSFERABLE.STATUS: MODERN CLASS III. $40,000-60,000.