I am looking to get an ar10 looking for a 16 to 18 inch barrel and not looking to build one I am planning on spending around 4k for the base rifle. The guns I have in mind are the larue prediobr and lmt but open to suggestions
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Mainly using it to shoot whitetail deer and torso size targets out to 300 yards might push it to 500 a couple of times a yearI’d start with what you want out of the rifle. Accuracy is relative to your ability of shooting a gas gun. That being said, if that’s your main goal, then GAP10 or JP is possibly a better choice then KAC or LMT. Also, $4k won’t fetch a KAC. Good luck with the search. I have a Seekins SP10 I built around and I’m the weak link probably in accuracy. It’s a great gun I’m kinda biased to Seekins as I’ve had great experiences using them.
for that, I'd get an aero m5, ruger sfar or the like and call it a dayMainly using it to shoot whitetail deer and torso size targets out to 300 yards might push it to 500 a couple of times a year
I am selling a couple of guns so I figure i would only have to save an extra 1k to buy a higher end rifle that's why I was thinking about lmt and the othersfor that, I'd get an aero m5, ruger sfar or the like and call it a day
Shoot deer and steel targets out to 300 yards and a couple of times a year go out to 500Is there a specific intended use you have in mind for it?
Haha nice tryyour more than welcome to buy me my petra falkor 300 win mag I still have it on my wish list it's far too much money for me but you got it right ? lol![]()
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Which model do you haveI’d recommend LMT, I’m in WI and use it for similar uses. LMT offers both of those plus adaptability, go 16" barrel for short range deer shots, then 20" 7.62 or 6.5cm for targets. Very adaptable and reliable platform. The monolithic upper is also great for rigidity and offers a much wider range of space for optic mounting.
MWS, thats their only AR10 platform. I love their 20" 7.62 5R stainless barrel but all of their barrels have shot well for me.Which model do you have
^^^ I agree.This is in 308, correct?
Is that $4k burning a hole in your pocket? Cause an LR308 would do the trick. For a few hundred more you could add a criterion barrel, aftermarket trigger of your choice and barrel shim. That’d wring out 99.5% of accuracy potential from a large format AR and leave enough dough left over for a nice piece of glass. You might even get lucky with the stock barrel.
I am looking to get an ar10 looking for a 16 to 18 inch barrel and not looking to build one I am planning on spending around 4k for the base rifle. The guns I have in mind are the larue prediobr and lmt but open to suggestions
It's going to be on a tripod or bipod almost all the time so I don't care about weightIf you are looking at a field rifle its kind of hard to beat something like a PrediOBR , POF Revolution DI, or a Rugar SFAR. With optic, these will probably weigh the same as some of the more military oriented designs with no optics.
Personally I shoot LMT's and KAC's
If that's all you need out of it..... Palmetto State Armory and a decent scope and spend the other $2k on good ammo.Shoot deer and steel targets out to 300 yards and a couple of times a year go out to 500
^^^^THIS^^^Mainly using it to shoot whitetail deer and torso size targets out to 300 yards might push it to 500 a couple of times a year
To be more specific, LMT has one Large Frame platform, but there are very different options for uppers. MLok, Picatinny, and LM8 (slick side proprietary version... which appears to no longer be available).MWS, thats their only AR10 platform. I love their 20" 7.62 5R stainless barrel but all of their barrels have shot well for me.
Very nice setups.Love my LMT, but if I was looking for something to lug around in the woods for any length of time, I'd take the POF Revolution- probably a tie accuracy wise once you've found their fave ammo, had zero reliability issues with either, but the weight difference is considerable. Also very easy to dial the gas for suppressor use on the POF. It's also a fair chunk cheaper than the LMT....
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Lmt mws, they make factory barrels for 260 just tough to find sometimes.anyone recommend an AR10 in 260?
It's not that I can't shoot out past 500 yards I just want to drive 4 hours to do soJP all day long, It will be overkill for what you are doing but it will scale up well when you want to get out to much longer ranges.
Larue is the only major maker that I know of that offers a factory .260. I'm sure there are others...
Lmt mws, they make factory barrels for 260 just tough to find sometimes.
I'm going this route. I didn't know they did complete upper's. I have 4 M5 receivers needing to be built out. This is probably the best bang for your buck and you can save up the other $2000 for glass or a suppressor and a used optic.Compass Lake Engineering complete upper and an Aero M5 complete lower. You will have a lot of options on what specs to pick from.
Love my LMT marsh -h. Sweet gun and considering its a gasser and only 18" its pretty damn accurate.I am looking to get an ar10 looking for a 16 to 18 inch barrel and not looking to build one I am planning on spending around 4k for the base rifle. The guns I have in mind are the larue prediobr and lmt but open to suggestions
Wilson Combat offers one in .260Larue is the only major maker that I know of that offers a factory .260. I'm sure there are others...