Matt.Cross

Shhhhh! You're ruining the bait-and-switch tactics we're employing! He's supposed to be keeping a cautious eye on me while Tom sneaks up and blindsides him...

Like this one... https://www.armorally.com/shop/toolcraft-ar10-308-bolt-carrier-group-black-nitride/

That'll work but it's out of stock.... http://www.primaryarms.com/kak-industry-dual-ejector-ar-308-bcg-kak-lr308-bcg

Oh nice!

A pistol build mind you, it is f'in ridiculous. I shot it myself, and 845 is no problem. Ridiculous, just absolutely insane, that thing....

Glad to help any way I can. Do elaborate on the deviations, I'll be eager to see the final results.

You sir, are going to fit in here quite well. I can already tell. Lastly, it is actually you who has been discussing this build, so now you're obligated.

No sir, I just enjoy the process of making a vision become reality.

I'm sorry, $1000 if you go ahead and get the SLR gas block and gas tube that you'll need. I'm on the verge of doing this very build now myself....

My current list has you at ~$1400 which leaves you with $1100 in the budget to pick a stock, pistol grip, muzzle device, and a bipod. I'd go with Magpul's new offering on the bipod, at $110 it's unbeatable.

Recoil Buffer, Spring, Receiver Extension: https://aeroprecisionusa.com/m5-308-rifle-buffer-kit.html

Barrel: https://shopwilsoncombat.com/mobile/Match-Grade-Barrel-7mm-08-Remington-Recon-Tactical-16-1-9-Twist-Stainless/productinfo/TR-708RCIG16RT9/

Yes sir, that's correct. A nice trigger by all accounts: https://www.cmctriggers.com/standard-trigger-pull-curved-2-5-lbs/

A great LPK: https://aeroprecisionusa.com/m5-308-lower-parts-kit-minus-fcg.html

What do you think about this: https://www.cobratac.com/products/cobratac-scout-carbon-308-lr-308-lo-pro-15-free-float-hand-guard

Is there any pressing need on your part for the receiver rail to continue forward across the hand guard?

Ok, receiver cut threw me, it's DPMS pattern. Quote from F1: Product Description F-1 Firearms BDR-10-3G Receiver Set is a DPMS (High) patterned large frame receiver set applicable for larger rounds such as the .308 and 6.5 Creedmoor. This set was meticulously engineered to be as lightweight as possible, while remaining rigid and cosmetically pleasing. All areas not inherent to functionality have been stripped away, leaving a beautiful base for any build. Each set is hand finished and matched in-house, for the utmost in operational and cosmetic perfection that our customers have come to expect from us here at F-1. BDR-10-3G sets accept all MIL-SPEC (DPMS) patterned parts as well as Magpul/SR25 mags.

1st of all, thank you for outlining the intended purpose clearly and right out of the gate. It makes recommendations so much easier. 2nd, do you have a trigger preference as far as single vs. two-stage? 3rd, the F1s look amazing! Gotta do some research but they look like Armalite pattern.

Welcome to the forums! On the bright side, all the same things that make a bolt gun accurate make a gas gun accurate. You just figure out a few gas gun intrinsic stuff and you're gtg.

Well, your advice will be regarded as having all the validity that can be expected of someone who has owned their first large AR for less than 6 months, and wants to tell a community that has been building and shooting them for well beyond 10 years what makes sense and what doesn't. By all means, carry on.

Or you just put on an effective muzzle brake and tell the Gunny how the food service industry is languishing in his absence.

Yes, yes they are! Bear: *crosses himself* Forgive me father, for I have sinned... Priest: We have all sinned and come short of God's glory Bruno... but what sin did you commit? Bear: Well, I had just woke up from a nap, and I needed to poop... Priest: That's no sin, Bruno. Bear: Well, I headed to my favorite log to take care of business, and there was a squirrel there taking a dump. Priest: Stumbling upon a squirrel isn't sinful Bruno. Bear: No, but I had to go in the worst way, so I joined him. As we sat there, we conversed a bit, and I asked him if he had issues with poop sticking to his fur. Priest: Bruno, when do we get to the part where you strayed from righteousness? Bear: Well, the squirrel told me he'd never had any issues with poop sticking to his fur. Priest: *sigh* Bear: .... And that's when I picked him up and wiped my butt with him!

That's what the engineer who invented sex dolls said...