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Just change out the BCG and drive on. Toolcraft makes good ones.

Happy labor day. Shot a bit. Knocked down a tree and cleaned up some brush w/the bulldozer.

Looks like fun.

Now to the next part. The recoil spring in your PA10 probably doesn't have enough horsepower to strip rounds out of the drum mag when it is close to full. That spring in the magazine is stout to move all those rounds up. Try just loading 6 or 10 rounds in the drum and see if it will work. Your rifle also isn't broke in yet. These large frame AR's need a couple hundred rounds through them for everything to start working right. I replaced my PA10's recoil spring w/an Armalite AR10 spring.

Putting the magazine in the gun and racking the BCG is loading the gun NOT the magazine. It is actually unloading the magazine.

Try a tubing cutter for copper tubing for scoring the glass tubes.

The lever just is used to load the rounds. It has nothing to do with the rounds feeding out of the magazine except it should be down.

Not all ammo is the same. Different bullets, different powders w/different burn rates. You might need to open the gas block up a bit more to get the 180's to cycle. Also the new gas block probably isn't sealed w/carbon just yet. I open it up so it runs anything I put in it. It may recoil a bit more than it could but it eats everything I put in it.

Fold the lever down.

Bounce dryer sheets. Wipe funnel with the dryer sheet. No more static cling

I have had good luck with ammo from this place. M80 ball and M118 https://www.theamericanmarksman.com/bullets-1st-7.62-m118lr-175-gr-125-ct.html

Thought you had a 450 Bushmaster. Never mind I can't read.

Let's see 9mm 6.5 Grendel 6 ARC 5.56 300BO 308 6.5 Creedmoor 50 Beowulf 7.62x39 12 ga Just in AR platform.

308 mags don't fit in 5.56 mag pouches well. They do make 308 mag pouches.

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Depending on what we drive out if there is room I have 1 full size and several 8"&10" plates.

Already in the calendar so this old guy doesn't forget.

Hmmm some of us don't drink.

If that is a threaded bolt catch pin just remove the pin and take the bolt catch out. Watch out for spring loaded parts flying.

Mask and paint.

Most race guns also have BIG compensators. A good muzzle break will help keep you on target and reduce recoil. Compensators work better the more gas you pass through them. My 9x21 loads made major and that compensator kept the muzzle down.

Exactly ^^^^^^

Yes you can.

I just bought one on these for my Creedmoor.