Description
The MK1 Mod 2-M is Primary Weapons Systems’ short-barreled pistol configuration built around a piston-driven operating system rather than a direct-impingement design. That distinction matters most at this barrel length: a piston setup keeps combustion gases out of the receiver, so the action runs cooler and cleaner during sustained fire, and the shorter dwell time that would otherwise make a direct-impingement gun run inconsistently becomes a non-issue. This makes the platform a practical choice for anyone who wants a compact, high-round-count setup without the maintenance overhead that comes with blowback or DI builds in shorter configurations.
The .223 Wylde chamber is a deliberate middle path — it accepts both .223 Remington and 5.56x45mm NATO ammunition while holding tighter tolerances than a mil-spec 5.56 chamber, which tends to improve consistency with match-grade .223 loads without sacrificing the feeding reliability you need with standard military brass.
The free-float PICLOK handguard removes contact between the handguard and the barrel entirely, which eliminates the harmonic interference that a pressure-fit forend introduces and allows accessories to be mounted without affecting point of impact. The included PWS compensator manages muzzle rise, a meaningful feature at this barrel length where port pressure is higher and muzzle movement more pronounced. Ambidextrous safety and a B5 Systems pistol grip round out a package that was clearly specced for utility rather than minimum cost. Ships with one 30-round magazine.






