Matt.Cross

I can confirm noone has built a AR10 DPMS here. DPMS has two patterns, LR-308 and their G2 platform. AR10 is Armalite, and a dissimilar pattern of receiver.

.... and another one bites the dust!

Two wrongs don't make a right, it's that simple. I don't care who is at fault for what, that isn't part of this discussion. Two senior members have suggested politely that toning your answers down would be helpful to them, we are trying to specifically get this whole issue in check. Put the ignore function of the forums to good use, this goes for EVERYONE. Don't like someone and can't resolve things? Ignore them. Any more of this public drama will be dealt with by me with extreme prejudice. The next person to disregard a Mod/Admin/Senior Member warning will be banned immediately. No more drama, period!

Any friend of yours is one of our own. We are diminished for his loss, may he rest in peace.

Not in the strictest sense, but the MA TEN receiver pattern is the Armalite style, so not as much of a misnomer in this case as is typical.

The Mega Arms MA-TEN is what he's referring to, sometimes abbreviated as MA10.

"Easy tiger, you have to at least buy me dinner!"

ROFLMAO

Me & Natasha, oh yeeeaaaaahhhhhhhh.

Welcome to the misfits & degenerates of the gun world, you're in fantastic company.

Amen.

#43 drill. Remember that the hole is going to be slightly bigger than the drill's nominal OD. The larger that hole is, the more it will affect the passage of the bullet... Just sayin'...

You're right on, #43 is what I should've said. I'll fix my post quicklike. I am stupid tired ATM, shouldn't be posting anyways... LOL

My bad brother, I knew you were right all along anyhow. Anyway, go ahead with the last word and I'll lock the topic so no one argues with you. :P ;)

Mid-weight profile, 18.5" rifle length gas system.

My gas port measures .093" which translates to a #43 drill (number drills, not fractional).

The bolt also has relative linear motion, even when it's not moving with the carrier. It's not true to say it doesn't move, there's only one specific time in the whole cycle that it isn't moving.

They probably would if they felt they were baiting intelligent people, but you have to remember that the common folk aren't intelligent and that's why we need a government to do our thinking for us. ;)

It rotates, which is certainly movement, but it's description as a piston in this case is certainly not in the conventional sense but does meet the technical definition of a piston. It's movement is simply along a different axis than is typical of pistons.

RIP Mr. Glick, we need more of your kind in our time.

Magwa gets automatic points for having Hoppes #9 in plain view.

Two different barrel extension types AR10(armalite) and LR308(DPMS). Bolt type must match barrel type.

If I'm not mistaken, the LR308 is patterned exactly after the SR25 apart from the receiver type. The LR308 has a single radius where the SR25 has radiused corners like the Armalite.

That's some good shootin'! Well done.

What's wrong with that? Sometimes a guy needs something to help wash his crayons down...