HK Mark 23 for sale
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HK 81000080 Mark 23 45 ACP 5.87" 10+1 (2) Black Black Steel Slide Black Polymer Grip
Brand:
HK
Action:
Double Action/Single Action
Barrel Length:
5.87in
Caliber:
.45 ACP
Capacity:
10
Finish Per Color:
Black
Marketplace Insights
★ 5.0/5
based on 6 customer reviews across 1 variants from 13 retailers
Universally praised for exceptional accuracy, durability, and reliability, though some note its large size as a potential drawback.
What customers like
Accuracy and Performance83%
Shoots better than both of my custom 3000 dollar 1911's
Build Quality and Durability50%
built like a brick
Reliability and Dependability33%
If there's ever a problem with it's performance, it's the person operating it
Common concerns
Size and Portability17%
Some may say, It's too big, it's outdated, it's impractical
Frequently Asked Questions
HK Mark 23 for sale
Why is Mark 23 so expensive?
There is no Mark 23 in the Bible, so this likely refers to the Heckler & Koch Mark 23 pistol. Pricing typically runs $2,200–$2,700. Cost reflects H&K's brand premium, limited production volume, and strong collector demand. Its SOCOM heritage and reputation as a suppressor host sustain higher prices despite mixed practical reviews.
Does HK still make the Mark 23?
Yes, Heckler & Koch still produces the Mark 23, in continuous production since its 1996 introduction for U.S. Special Operations Command. However, production is extremely limited, with only 200 units annually reaching the U.S. market. This scarcity drives prices well above $2,500, with listings often reaching $3,000 or higher.
Do Navy SEALs still use MK23?
As of 2012, SOCOM briefings confirmed SEALs operated the MK23. Current inventory details aren't publicly disclosed. Operators typically select sidearms based on mission requirements and may use multiple pistol platforms, including the Glock 19 and SIG P226, depending on the operation.