Phoenix Weaponry NFA Project - HK Variants

One of the most iconic firearm manufacturers is Heckler & Koch GmbH (HK as it is also commonly referred to as) is a German defense company specializing in handguns, rifles, sub-machine guns, and grenade launchers. Like most German companies they are known for world-class quality and reliability those are some of the reasons why the world’s most elite military and law enforcement units choose HK. 

Stepping up a size in caliber is a family of rifles that all use 5.56x45mm NATO (.223 Remington) are the HK 53, 93, and 33. These rifles all use Heckler & Koch’s signature roller-delayed blowback system of operation. 

The heavy hitting HK G3 or 91 Clone is chambered in 7.62x51mm NATO and was orginally designed in the 1950’s in collaboration with Spanish state-owned design and development agency CETME. The G3 was the service rifle of Germany’s armed forces until it was replaced in 1990’s by the G36. Like the models mentioned above the G3 also uses HK’s signature roller-delayed blowback operating system. 

No matter the model of HK When Phoenix Weaponry builds one they start out with a kit. The receiver is a flat piece of metal that is stamped so it has to be folded into place, welded, coated, assembled, and timed. Any small parts that are missing Phoenix Weaponry will either source or remake or if a customer wants an SD variant (suppressed) it will be fitted with an integral Phoenix Weaponry suppressor.