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New to the forum but long time AR10 owner/builder. Thought I'd introduce myself with my two "keepers". I've built a half a dozen Armalite AR10's but these two are special. Both extremely accurate.

 

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Top:
Armalite 24" "T" stainless barrel, cut and crowned to 20", 
Armalite upper receiver blueprinted for accuracy.
SWS E1 rail, rifle length
EGW low profile gas block, 
Harris swivel bipod
Aero Precision lower 
Hogue grip
Armalite Match 2 stg. trigger set to 3.5#, Magpul trigger guard
Magpul PRS stock (switched to A2 stock since then)
Badger 20 moa rail adapter
IOR 3-18x42 FFP mil/mil scope.
.5 moa accuracy with FGMM.

Bottom:
Armalite SASS 16" stainless barrel
Armalite upper receiver, blueprinted for accuracy
SWS E1 rail, mid length
Vortex flash hider
EGW low profile gas block
Harris swivel bipod w/ LaRue rail mount (not shown)
Aero Precision lower receiver
Hogue grip
Geiselle SSA trigger, Magpul trigger guard
VLTOR ModStock
Leupold VXR Patrol 1-4, Bobro q/d mount (not shown)
Aimpoint M3 Arms q/d mount and riser
Troy BUIS
Blue Force gear sling
This rifle is also a sub moa rifle with FGMM

 

Just scoped the 16" this week:

 

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Thanks for looking!

Posted (edited)

I'm interested and curious, what exactly do you mean by blueprinted for accuracy? I've never heard of this.

Basically checking concentricity of the receiver and barrel and squaring the face of the receiver where the barrel seats. Also fitting oversized "match" pins.

Edited by sfoxwell
Posted

Basically checking concentricity of the receiver and barrel and squaring the face of the receiver where the barrel seats. Also fitting oversized "match" pins.

Interesting - never seen the tool to do this, though it exists for the 5.56 rifles...

 

Basically, your upper has been lapped.

Posted

Interesting - never seen the tool to do this, though it exists for the 5.56 rifles...

Basically, your upper has been lapped.

Right, and possibly the barrel extension squared to the bore as well, depending on how thorough/OCD your gunsmith is....

Posted

Right, and possibly the barrel extension squared to the bore as well, depending on how thorough/OCD your gunsmith is....

I checked the barrel extensions on the Lothar barrels and they were within a few tenths.

Interesting - never seen the tool to do this, though it exists for the 5.56 rifles...

 

Basically, your upper has been lapped.

Had to make the tool. I use it to check concentricity at the same time.

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