Armalite AR-10T or DPMS REPR 308/7.62......

cr5 said:
Really? Read the title of the thread then the rest of the posts in it. It sounds to me like we are talking about all AR-10 style rifles.
The focus has shifted but it sound like Caramel is open to all options.
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Doesnt change the aquisition pattern, the LMT will probably come this year, because the 16 inch barrel, the KAC SR25 is a 20 inch barrel ( A 16 inch would have been a no brainer), i all ready have my Armalite AR-10T in 20 inch, my custom to come will bare a 22 inch so the LMT 16 inch ( no extra 20 inch barrel) should be the one for now... All this restricted or NR stuff doent change much thing for now.... Or ever for a matter of fact since it could never change... JP.
 
Epoxy7 said:
I believe the HK MR308 also falls into the how is it an AR10 category then. The M&P15-22 is another example. That one isn't compatible with anything and is clearly not an AR variant, yet it was classified as one.
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That's just a couple examples. Colt M4 22LR has different guts but looks like an AR so therefore is a variant. There's also a couple shotguns that look like an AR but obviously are completely different internally but therefore are a variant just based on external looks. And of course as KevinB mentioned the SR25. And getting out of the AR variant there's the GSG 22LR MP5 named variant despite having completely different internals. Or we can really go hog wild with the number of 22LR AK looking so called variants.

KevinB said:
Yeah - Canadian gun laws (like many of the idiotic state bans down here) where not based on anything specific, or logical - other than fear, loathing and irrational thought...

The Original AR-10 semi-auto guns were deemed non restricted as they pre-dated the AR-15.
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Makes one think that if the conservatives don't use the new ability to reclass the AR as is written in the proposed Common Sense firearms Act. Then the ATR Modern Hunter is named non restricted despite looking like an AR, perhaps a group of industry members would be interested in starting a legal fund to challenge the naming of the SR25 and MR308 as variants in the Supreme Court of Canada. I'd contribute to that cause.

cr5 said:
Really? Read the title of the thread then the rest of the posts in it. It sounds to me like we are talking about all AR-10 style rifles.
The focus has shifted but it sound like Caramel is open to all options.
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I thought maybe we could talk about HK USC's ;)


BenL said:
I believe the point of that comment is that an SR25 isn't an AR10, but also a better design & product.
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In your opinion. I've always said if I went the 308 route I'd get an AR10 National Match as a precision 308 AR10.
 
caramel said:
Doesnt change the aquisition pattern, the LMT will probably come this year, because the 16 inch barrel, the KAC SR25 is a 20 inch barrel ( A 16 inch would have been a no brainer), i all ready have my Armalite AR-10T in 20 inch, my custom to come will bare a 22 inch so the LMT 16 inch ( no extra 20 inch barrel) should be the one for now... All this restricted or NR stuff doent change much thing for now.... Or ever for a matter of fact since it could never change... JP.
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the sr25 ecc has a 16" barrel.
http://www.knightarmco.com/sr-25-enhanced-combat-carbine/?cate_cm=commercial&term=sr-25&features=sr-25-ecc
 
The kac 20" is still lighter than the lmt 16". The lmt mws has a lot of mass in the barrel extension.
I happen to have an lmt 20" stainless 5r barrel I've been meaning to sell. It has laid down many 1.5" five round groups at 300 yards.
 
ntm said:
The kac 20" is still lighter than the lmt 16". The lmt mws has a lot of mass in the barrel extension.
I happen to have an lmt 20" stainless 5r barrel I've been meaning to sell. It has laid down many 1.5" five round groups at 300 yards.
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Curious if that is a LMT 5.56 or 7.62 barrel in 20" SS you had great accuracy with? Thanks in advance for the reply...
 
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