Daniel defense MK18 suppressed issues

[jstalford]

Mine had both spring options and he was having doubling with both.

[arptsprt]

Purdy much sums up my experience with the trigger. I’ve had mine for about a year now and don’t really care much for it. Wish I would have dropped the cash on just an SSA. Even an MBT.

I can get my SD-3G to double, triple, and sometimes bump Fire a good burst. Most of the time when it happens on accident it’s shooting from the bench or being super light on the trigger.

The way to fix that issue is to pull the trigger and follow through. Don’t try and ride the reset because the recoil will send another round down range.

I also recall that heavier springs were included in the newer versions but can’t remember for sure. I have had mine for a long time.


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[CPM]

What’s a Jenna Jameson bbl?

[SteveL]

What’s a Jenna Jameson bbl?

For a while DD opened up their gas ports rather excessively.

[SteyrAUG]

A. You need to determine if you have a Jenna Jameson barrel or a newer one.

Have they finally addressed the gas port issue?

[docsherm]

For a while DD opened up their gas ports rather excessively.

Did those barrels not work?

[jpmuscle]

Did those barrels not work?

I see what you did there


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[Iraqgunz]

To my knowledge and reports from others, it has been fixed starting back this past summer.

Have they finally addressed the gas port issue?

[Jwknutson17]

To my knowledge and reports from others, it has been fixed starting back this past summer.

I can confirm this from the 4 recent mk18s I have handled this last few months. 2 of the 4 we're disassembled and gas block removed to verify. All of the ports were back at the .070ish size. Thank the Lord!

[HKGuns]

I use VLTOR on nearly all of my rifles. Specifically on my two MK18’sI have an H4 buffer, but am not suppressing them.

Agree with getting an H3 as posted above or calling DD to see what they have to say.

I like trying to solve things myself, up to my capabilities.