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I have for sale a never fired a custom AR 308 with 18inch light weight barrel and custom duracoat woodland camo with a vortex diamondback optic. Unfortunately, found out I am moving and trying to get rid of a few things to lighten the load. $1300 shipped or $1250 FTF Omaha/Lincoln NE area. OBO for both prices.Specs are as follows:tactical machining billet lowerdpms lo profile upperveriforce tactical free float custom hand guardDPMS LW profile stainless barrel cut and threaded to 18inch chambered for 308matching dpms boltRRA varmit 2 stage triggerb5 sopmod stockblem nitrided bolt carrierkies adjustable gas blockkies liner compensatorVortex 3.5-10x50 diamond back scope dead hold bdc reticlenikon p223 scope mount2 magpul p mags2 unknown manufacturer magsWould have to be the perfect trade to consider since I am moving.Feel free to contact with questions, more pictures, or to take a look if your in the area Four zero two- 213- nine nine nine zero*sling and sling mount not included would be willing to add for extra money

Thanks guys !

I am finally getting close to finishing my 308 biuld! I know they are a different beast than it's little brother. I am having a 20 inch rifle length barrel cut down to 18 inches. I was wondering what people here have found to be a good size for the gas port diameter for an 18 inch rifle length barrel.

GBR!! baby!! I am a student down at Lincoln born and raised in Nebraska.

Whoops forgot link http://www.tacticalmachining.com/receivers.html

Memorial day sale at tactical machining. tm-10 lowers for $180 and their ar-15 lowers for $49 Picked up a 308 lower (tm-10) for my build this summer figured I'd let everyone know.

DRD you are correct in that they are different sighting systems but on the PFI the top and sides of the reticle are in mils so one can still range estimate and then use the bdc accordingly. However I think it may be better/simpler to just make a table for the specific load Im using and just use the simple mildot for holdover. Thats why I was hoping someone had experience with the PFI to see just how well it works with different loads.

This is one of my first posts. Starting to build my first Ar-15 and looking for an optic for it. I have pretty much narrowed it down to these two. POU for the rifle: Mainly prairie dog hunting Possibly coyote and other varmint hunting Will probably do some range shooting out to 400 yards or so Primary Arms 4-14x FFP https://www.primaryarms.com/Primary-Arms-4-14X44-FFP-Scope-p/pa4-14xffp.htm PFI Evolution 3-12x FFP http://www.midwayusa.com/brand/pride-fowler Right now with Midways 45 off of 225 I can get the PFI for 305 shipped a little over 50 dollars more than the Primary Arms scope with shipping. The PFI has a slightly better reticle in my opinion and it is illuminated but cant find much on it. While the Primary arms seems to have good reviews, has a higher max power, and is a bit cheaper. Anyone have any experience with the PFI or a suggestion on which to pick. I am open to suggestions on another scope but I am leaning toward a FFP since it makes ranging easier. Also pardon my grammar/spelling I was born with many talents grammar and spelling were not any of them.

Welcome from NE. I am also a newbie to the 308 world however from my brief experience i have found there isn't as much choice in Ar-10 (Actually Lr-308 in your case) parts especially uppers. This is why I decided to build my own. However, if you can find one I would recommend a fulton armory upper. I have not used one personally, but from all my searching all their product seem to have very good reviews. Otherwise if you really want high quality you could always sell the lower and buy a POF or LMT complete rifle

Hello, brand new here from Nebraska just started my first 308 Ar (dpms pattern) build so figured no better place to join than here.

Is this still available? Also, what brand of bcg is it?