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That thing is awesome. My dream truck is still a unimog

Yes to the Armalite kit. An Armalite barrel needs an Armalite bolt.

This guy landed above in training the other day.

Wish I could. They excluded my state from all of their stuff.

The thought of Roman swinging that bitch with a beer hat popped into my head lol

This

Uh, the thread is 8 years old guy....

The Boys. Awesome

Welcome

He is a shining star with a rough exterior. Gives good hugs though I’d you get past the no pants thing.... Clint is an awesome guy with a beautiful product. I only run his buffers. You pay upfront for long term stability and confidence in a superior product.

Anytime sir

The 15 follows a military spec. Those specs require the parts to be manufactured to a blueprinted set of measurements to ensure compatibility. The 10 does not have that spec to follow, hence every manufacturer goes with what they feel is best. Generally there a 3 patterns. AR10 (Armalite- the only thing that can be called an AR10, patented and proprietary). DPMS/ SR25/LR 308- mostly interchangeable (somewhat, no guarantee because of small machining tolerances, because there is no mil spec) Knights Armament is the SR-25. The make the m110 military rifle used and DPMS patterned their rifles off of this. Many others use a version of this. Rock River- the RRA pattern was off the original (way long ago) Bushmaster pattern prior to bushmaster being bought by the Remington group. Also a proprietary pattern Hope this explains it

He ignored answering me too. Selective hearing I guess. He won’t be around long or will argue all help given

Out of the three of those it’s an easy choice...

$380 bucks. Great, every gang banger now has a full auto rifle

Sorry if this offends you but that was a painful read. Now here we go...... 1. You aren’t building an AR10. You are building an 308AR or LR308 in DPMS pattern. AR10 is owned by Armalite and they are a proprietary pattern that your lower (if it is in fact DPMS) will not fit. 2. What brand lower do you have? You should stick to the same brand upper to avoid tolerance stacking. 3. Read the sticky threads here and you will learn all you need to know instead of asking the same questions that literally seem to be asked by every new member. 4. We will gladly help you with more info. Like but not limited to: what is your budget? A $3000 rifle without optics or a $1000 rifle will get very different parts suggestions. (Thinking along something you are familiar with: JAE vs traditional wood) 5. What ranges are you shooting this at? Big difference on suggestions. 16” will get you to 800 if you do your part with a quality barrel. Barrel length doesn’t equal accuracy. More importantly, will you hunt with this? A 24”, 15 lb rifle would suck in the woods.... food for thought. 6. Get back to us answering these and some reading you’ll have many of your questions may answered

Stag. But maybe others? We always recommend sticking with the same manufacturer to avoid tolerance stacking since there is no mil spec. That being said it appears to have an Armalite cut on the receiver so no to both of your suggestions.

Yeah, I used to buy off DVOR until they stopped shipping gun parts to my state. In the neck!

And the test results?

WFO

Lol

Merry Christmas guys. I’ll be working but hopefully it’s only my scheduled shift. Stay safe, be well

Lmao! It does and it’s available I think.... Armorer’s Choice is the company. I’m still working on getting a package for it with a code.... @Robocop1051

Beautiful

Welcome sir