Armed Eye Doc

The weight is right but it should be 5.2 inches long. Can you post a picture of the measurement of the buffer to be sure? What is the internal depth of the receiver extension? It should be 9.625 inches.

Where did you get the new receiver extension? What is the length of the buffer?

I just didn't put the B on the 450

22lr 5.7x28 223W 6.5 Grendel 7.62x39 308 450B 410 9mm I was wrong. I am at 9.

That's got to be harder to find ammo than a 6.5 Grendel. I applaud you on originality.

Welcome to the forum

I resemble that remark. I am up to at least 8 calibers of ARs

Are you sure @Lonewolf McQuade didn't?

I'm going to send Tom a text in the future to remind him what you said.

Just don't run them south.

They were tasty. Thankfully, there are leftovers.

They are not grilled, but this is tonight's dinner. Farm raised quail breast marinated overnight in Allegro's Hot and Spicy then wrapped with cheese and some jalapeno in a strip of bacon. Baked in the oven for 30 min. Before: After cooking: Yes, we ran out of bacon

One more for the thread.

And lube the crap out of it before you shoot it. It should be more wet than you think is needed, especially during the break in period. As far as your scale, it looks like it is measuring in pounds. Change it to ounces to get a better reading.

It needs a trip to the dry desert air.

It looks to be an interesting rifle. I don't remember anyone here having one. I hope you will do a thorough review when you get it and maybe again once you have used it for a while. I am interested in hearing the differences between that and a full size 308AR. It is interesting that they use a lot of AR-15 parts in the receivers. The thing I would be concerned about is the proprietary parts that are included. If you plan on keeping the rifle for a while, I would buy replacement parts for anything proprietary. Keep us updated. That is how we all learn.

If you know the gunsmith, maybe he could show you how it goes together. Having practical knowledge of how something works is an invaluable addition to theoretically understanding how it works.

I will recommend that you start a thread dedicated to your rifle. It makes sure that we are only talking about your rifle. There will be questions about your rifle and its configuration. Not all problems that seem similar have the same correction. Please read this thread to see what kind of info will be asked. https://forum.308ar.com/topic/19170-waterboarding/?tab=comments#comment-302006

I will recommend that you start a thread dedicated to your rifle. It makes sure that we are only talking about your rifle. There will be questions about your rifle and its configuration. Please read this thread to see what kind of info will be asked. https://forum.308ar.com/topic/19170-waterboarding/?tab=comments#comment-302006

Welcome to the forum and thank you for your service.

I'm sure he has a special surprise for the fall shoot. I wouldn't want to deprive him of that gift. Plus, I plan for my handguard to stay with my rifle.

The only way to reasonably say yes is if it is the same manufacturer of all of the parts, I.e... all Aero Precision uppers and lowers. You cannot put an Armalite AR10 upper on an Aero Precision M5 lower or Palmetto State's PA10 or Rock River's LAR 8. They will not fit at all. There are some manufacturers that have been proven to interchange but that is, sadly, few and far between. As a point of fact, AR10 is an Armalite designation for their 308AR rifle.

I have one of these on order. https://diamondbackfirearms.com/shop/db10-15-black-gold-series-m-lok-handguard-with-barrel-nut/

He was a badass for sure.

You've got 6 fingers on a hand? That's circus-freak stuff there.