mrraley

I have one of the older ones...

Might want to read the new catalog realllll closely.

WOW... just wow... This is right from ArmaLite Tech note #5 CAM PIN FIT: Easy does it! Insert the cam pin straight into the carrier with the flat edge of the pin against the carrier key (you don’t rotate it 90 degrees like the M-15 cam pin). Until parts are loosened by breaking them in, tight tolerances on the AR-10 sometimes require use of a flat tipped screwdriver or other suitable object to slip the cam pin past the bolt carrier key. The cam pin must never be altered to provide clearance.

if you have any left over, I'll try one on my AR10.

I've seen the wood furniture for AR rifles before and they do look nice. One thing that you have to think about though when I saw mention of free float is that you do not want a wood tube like the ArmaLite aluminum free float tube. There would be a concern of strength or flexing. Now for a two piece hand guard, weather it be on a free float tube or just standard drop in hand guard you would have no problem. If it is designed like the standard plastic hand guard you would not have to drill or screw anything into the wood hand guard, use something like the No. 5 mount from Harris to attach the bi-pod to the hand guard and you should be good to go.

Drop... it's always good to have another from Illinois. Might have to do a shoot... when it gets warmer. <thumbsup>

Actually, thank you for the recognition. But I keep coming back cause I like to help where I can. And teaching or sharing through experience is always the best way.

From what I can see and tell everything is coming together. Thanks for letting me come and play too.

Does being an Auxiliary Deputy in the Sheriff's Department count? <dontknow> If so count me in....

Straight from ArmaLite tech note from their library, Tech note 5... http://www.armalite.com/images/Tech%20Notes/Tech%20Note%205,%20Errata%20Sheet%20for%20AR-10%20Rifle%20031230.pdf

2008 Victory Vegas Jackpot 100 CI

In the process of cleaning out the gun room, I found a magazine stash I forgot about. What I have is... Sold 7 GEN I - 10 round magazines $20ea - lightly used but not abused - a couple have small rust spots from storage (nothing bigger than 1/8") Sold 5 4 ArmaLite GEN I - 20 round magazines $25ea - 2 have tan paint cammo and show wear - all 5 have aluminum followers - 2 tan & 1 regular have black anodized followers - 2 regular have un anodized followers Will sell all 12 for $250 plus shipping and handling. Method of payment accepted will either be discrete PP or postal money order. Pictures can be sent upon request.

:) <thumbsup> Thank you...

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Remember that they are $43 ea or a 5 pack for $200... ;D

Out of the last 5 AR10's that I have built, I have used these kits.

ArmaLite also has a shim to correctly place the gas block properly in replacement of the hand guard cap.

Any luck in your venture so far?

Unless I missed something here, and I looked at DPMS web site, they list a 4 round, 10 round, and a 20 round for their .308 rifles. http://www.dpmsinc.com/store/?cat=1512 ArmaLite will at least give you more options ranging from 5, 10, 15, 20, and 25 round magazines, and cost less directly from their web site. Plus ArmaLite offers a magazine 5 pack bringing the price even lower yet. http://www.armalite.com/Categories.aspx?Category=c70251ef-dba9-4037-a759-b2d36557d12d or http://www.armalite.com/Categories.aspx?Category=2bea26bc-fb03-4d9b-a3af-d035408f5cf6

The Dueck sights are same plane sights and go on your hand guard system. You should have no problem with that.

Why buy a riser when you could get the proper sights to go on an AR-10 gas block. ArmaLite is not the only one that does this. But for sights you could go with GG&G or MI. I know they both make them specifically for the AR-10 gas block. As for the OP.... along with some of the other questions that have already been asked... What location in the US is it that you live in? The EA rifle barrel is NOT chrome lined. That is why I ask. So depending on what type of climate you have, that is something you might want to take into consideration.

ArmaLite has one... http://www.armalite.com/ItemForm.aspx?item=EU0238KIT&Category=914c4e04-7f70-4e75-b80c-90f07c3d5b62

This is why ArmaLite makes a "TRUE" 5 round magazine for the hunter out there. <thumbsup>

I think this is about as close to an explaination that I can think of too. But like I have seen, they can be modified to work, but why?

Holey hell... where was this so called pistol? <dontknow> <laughs> ???