jmichelin84
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Hello all I'm wanting to see your AR-10 rifles, I will post my build and when I get it my Eagle Arms AR-10
Let's see all your AR-10 rifles, Armalite, Knights Armament, Mega Arms all of them
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jmichelin84
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
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I'll be the first when I get the recent purchase
jmichelin84
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
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Beautiful. And I was wrong I wasn't first haha
p.Rundle
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part of me does, but another part is terrified about what would happen to my bank account if they were
If the liberals really wanted to destroy us they'd only have to decrease gun control, we'd all go broke and so would the pro-gun lobby. Then again, there'd be so many guns out there every they'd find it pointless.
Good looking guns boys, keep those pictures coming. Rubbing my grubby paws in anticipation.
Without doubt one of my favourite 308 rifles / LaRue PredatOBR 14.5" barrel & shots like a house on fire / plus the ability to install longer barrels by yourself on a interesting variation on a monolithic upper.
gadget
Very Nice!!! I have a LaRue Stealth upper in 5.56, and I love it...
This is my Windham weaponry AR-10, put in a Timney Trigger, 416 SS 18" barrel, M4-72 Muzzle break, Odin Works 15" key mod rail, Black rain ordnance adjustable gas block, Hogue grip, Raptor Charging handle and Magpul CTR stock
I guess this one would count as well since it is based on the AR-10, CMMG Anvil in .458 Socom, Timney trigger, Hogue grip, GL-Shock butt stock, extreme Delta muzzle break
I guess this one would count as well since it is based on the AR-10, CMMG Anvil in .458 Socom, Timney trigger, Hogue grip, GL-Shock butt stock, extreme Delta muzzle break
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Here are 3 of mine:
First up, an original Artillerie Inrichtingen (AI) AR-10, Circa 1960. Last production version, purchased by the Portuguese Army for use by its Airborne Forces and Marines during the Angolan Civil War. 11 years ago when I was last permitted to legally transport this rifle to the shooting range, it typically printed 1.5 MOA or better with factory match ammo:
Next up is a Christensen Arms CA-10, current manufacture. This rifle features a weight-reducing Carbon-Fibre barrel and handguard, and is guaranteed to shoot sub-MOA with factory match ammo. It easily lives up to that guarantee:
Finally (for now) is a Lewis Machine and Tool (LMT) Modular Weapon System (MWS). I have a 13" CQB barrel, a 16" Chrome-lined general purpose barrel and a 20" Stainless Match barrel in .308 cal. I also have a 20" Stainless Match barrel in 6.5mm Creedmore. This rifle consistently shoots half-MOA with factory match ammo using the 20" stainless barrel in either calibre.
Enjoy!
First up, an original Artillerie Inrichtingen (AI) AR-10, Circa 1960. Last production version, purchased by the Portuguese Army for use by its Airborne Forces and Marines during the Angolan Civil War. 11 years ago when I was last permitted to legally transport this rifle to the shooting range, it typically printed 1.5 MOA or better with factory match ammo:
Next up is a Christensen Arms CA-10, current manufacture. This rifle features a weight-reducing Carbon-Fibre barrel and handguard, and is guaranteed to shoot sub-MOA with factory match ammo. It easily lives up to that guarantee:
Finally (for now) is a Lewis Machine and Tool (LMT) Modular Weapon System (MWS). I have a 13" CQB barrel, a 16" Chrome-lined general purpose barrel and a 20" Stainless Match barrel in .308 cal. I also have a 20" Stainless Match barrel in 6.5mm Creedmore. This rifle consistently shoots half-MOA with factory match ammo using the 20" stainless barrel in either calibre.
Enjoy!
