Does anyone here know the specs/details on the "M110" used by AMU shooters in long range service rifle? Are they actual KAC M110's? Or custom built .308 AR's? Parts/components used?
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Have you seen any sort of trend in the .308 AR's as far as uppers/lowers used?I was at interservice last year and I did not see any m110s on the line. Just custom match rifles and custom 308 ARs for service rifle category for the long range matches (600 and 1000yds).
I honestly don't know one way or the other, but do know both setups they use for KAC platforms so would be able to tell if factory chamber or not.@__JR__ do you know one way or the other? What AMU is using for long range service rifle? Just curious.. as I've read they're legit match tuned M110's, but then the fact NRA/CMP considers all .308 AR's as a "M110" I wasn't so sure..
"Both"? What other KAC rifle do they have aside from the M110?I honestly don't know one way or the other, but do know both setups they use for KAC platforms so would be able to tell if factory chamber or not.
rebarreled m110s...."Both"? What other KAC rifle do they have aside from the M110?
Oh Really or is it fucking O'Reilly?185 GR Juggernaughts
Oh Really or is it fucking O'Reilly?
You're pushing it, Al'Ready with 175gr in a gasser.
Who/Whom is running 185gr pills for +1Kyds?
Hey PVT, I've got your Midnight Mary sock hangin'.
ARMALITE is never a wrong answer...
Unless it comes to procurement.
Uncle Sugar screwed the pooch on that eval.
USMC '76-'86 Taught at Stone Bay '85-'86. I think that was way before you were cussing in your mother's basement about helping you find the remote so you could rub one out over your Disney Channel hotties. In truth, I left Stone Bay as an Instructor @ 6 months before Frank walked on as a student.Hey dickbrain we been using much heavier than 175s even in m1a/m14s before you even started playing with your little excuse for a pecker.
Exactly what I was wondering! And would much appreciate you following up upon your return sir! Thanks again!The USAMU uses Armalites and have for a while as Mark Westrom, retired Armalite president, supported most of the military teams. Soldiers choosing to buy their own weapons can afford Armalites over KAC, and the LMT previously was not authorized under national match rules (I believe they do, now).
The AMU Custom Shop Service Rifle section turns and chambers their own barrels, and the Custom Ammunition Shop loads their ammo.
They originally used Armalite rails, went to something else (and broke the welds between rails and barrel nut interface), and went back to Armalites for a while. I don't know what they use now but can find out when I go to Benning next week.
This photo was of the record-setting 1,000-yard service-iron sights team at the Interservice Championships.
Under Westrom ownership I would agree 100% but this new company is giving me pause. They can’t even operate a web store not to mention nothing has been in stock and it been a little over a year since the move was complete. According to Chris Bartucci they rehired Westrom to help them with manufacturing. Hopefully he will get them straight but I’m not holding my breath....
You wouldnt happen to have a pic of the fixture would ya? Just curious as benchrest is also an interest of mine and Id like to see how it compares to a benchrest rail gun.. it aint a Wiseman fixture is it? Idk Wiseman personally but aint heard good things about him at all..We bought mostly cut-rifled barrels from all the major barrel makers. Each had to pass proofing and precision testing in a mechanical fixture to do three 10-shot MOA groups at 300 yards.
Do they also test bolt guns with that fixture? Does it allow any movement with recoil?