caporider Posted June 8, 2012 Report Share Posted June 8, 2012 Here is my new AR-10A (A10A4CBF). I just can't seem to stay away from .308 ARs. This is replacing a 16" DSA STG-58 carbine –– I just can't seem to get comfortable shooting FALs.As pictured, weighs a shade under 10lbs empty and about 11.5lbs loaded with 20 rounds. It's a bit under 9lbs with just the irons.Particulars include a Magpul STR stock, LaRue 9.0 handguard, KAC handstop, Troy M4-style gas block flip front sight, Vltor VC302 flash hider. The little box behind the M4S is a twist mount for the Aimpoint 3x magnifier. I also staked the receiver extension castle nut.After a brief 56-round zeroing session shooting FN 7.62 surplus (vintage 1982):(1) The Troy gas block mounted sight works fine as a backup front sight if you "lollipop" the target. Since this is how I shoot all my irons anyway, I'm happy. It was no problem to ding a 4" plate at 75 yards off a bipod.(2) Althought I did not shoot for ultimate accuracy today, the rifle seems to be about 2MOA using the FN surplus stuff and the M4S RDS. On a subsequent range session I will see what the rifle can do with Hornady 168gr Amax factory ammo and a Nightforce 2.5-10x32.(3) No problems to report, although with only 56 rounds fired that is probably not all that great a data point. The rifle uses a "H3" marked buffer; I may try a Slash-type heavy buffer.If the rifle is a 1MOA shooter I'll keep the LaRue freefloat handguard on there. Otherwise, I'm seriously contemplating a Magpul MOE midlength handguard to simplify things.Overall, I am quite happy with my AR10A. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
unforgiven Posted June 9, 2012 Report Share Posted June 9, 2012 Nice job brother caporider,at 11.5lbs. loaded its 2lbs.lighter than my Lar-8 w/20" HBAR. loaded.looks good and P-mags :drool: Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
edgecrusher Posted June 9, 2012 Report Share Posted June 9, 2012 she's a beauty Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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