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Next one then 😉

I will admit, it was a little harder finding the right size diameter clamp on for my .260 in the same price range, but they are out there. Time will tell on quality though, i sure didnt splurge on the gas block. Lol

Why not just get a clamp on?

Because you have always been a supporter of short barrels and it would look so badass. But i guess if your plan is to shoot 1k + yards, the long barrel would be better... still not ad cool. Lol

Magwa, you should go with a 14 inch barrel and then pin on the muzzle break to make it 16 😋

Well better late than never. McGowen was great in answering my questions and getting back to me right away. I see no issues with my barrel and i hear if there are issues they will help out. It was the cheapest barrel i could find and these days, everyone has stepped up their game and technology increased to the point where basically any barrel should be shooting less than 2 moa. Unfortunetly i have not even shot the damn thing because i need glass on it and bowhunting has had my attention the past month.

Yeah i still got to keep my youngens interested in the outdoors. Will be tents for me for many years to come. Lol.

I'm gonna trust the Eye Doc on this one

you know Shepp, you are always welcome at my house, especially if you are cooking. lol

Until a country made up of a lot of hardasses, from having to deal with basically everything that can kill you, decides to stand up to a bunch soft greedy politicians.

Looks like the unicorn died well and will be remembered always. nice looking rifle

I'll be honest, I drink a lot of those now. I don't buy them, but all my neighbors drink it and I won't turn it down. haha

Buying one already built can be great if you have a good warranty for it and any issues come up. 308ar can be finicky because everyone builds them different, no set standards unlike ar-15s. but even if you get a finicky one, a little reading or questions on here, can get you up in running in no time. building one can be good if you don't have the money to throw into a rifle all at once, or if you just want to save a little money by finding really good deals. Plus you can't beat building a rifle that is exactly what you want from the start. and you will learn more about the rifle from building one than you ever will from owning and using one for 10 years. Either way you chose, good luck with a great platform. You can't go wrong with AERO and many other companies. 🙂

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