Ok guys I am a Bolt gun guy. I am looking to buy one or the other seekins SP10 6.5CM or Wilson Combat super sniper. I will be running this primarily for Predator at Night with my Pulsar thermal on top. I have researched high and low and really need honest opinions seeing as I know very little about gas guns. I know I want a quality rifle but tell me why one over the other?
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Seekins SP10 or Wilson Combat super sniper?
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Seekins
Primarily because they have a track record. Wilson Combat's AR parts are good quality. I've used some of their parts in the past and so has a friend of mine. But Seekins simply has a proven record.
Primarily because they have a track record. Wilson Combat's AR parts are good quality. I've used some of their parts in the past and so has a friend of mine. But Seekins simply has a proven record.
Big wilson combat fan but I have seen too many of their AR's with issues cycling, especially non 5.56 (.224v, 300hammer,ect)
On the flip side, Seekins makes the best value in large frame AR's and IMO the best mounting system short of a full monolithic upper.
Its an easy decision. Seekins.
On the flip side, Seekins makes the best value in large frame AR's and IMO the best mounting system short of a full monolithic upper.
Its an easy decision. Seekins.
Agreed, I have a plethora of Wilson 1911s , but my experience with their ARs has less than stellar and Seekins is the one that I think of for a large frame that works and I can actually sort of afford.
Wilson Combat barrels have been pretty accurate for the price.
I don't buy the rifles just the barrels.
The only one I had to send back was AR 10 6.5 CM 24", after bore scoping...it was a bit of a hassle with the first guy, but the second took care of the situation and provided me with a decent barrel. Customer service its who ya get on the phone.
The 6.5 CM wouldn't be my first choice for a night varmint hunter.
The WC barrel is capable of hitting a few half inch 5 shot groups. But I was not interested in varmints so all the load data is with 140 gr 147 gr & 150 gr Match bullets at high velocity.
Varmints at night for me would be the 6mm ARC in AR 15 with a SS Proof 18" barrel. Look at the video "60 coyotes with the 6mm ARC". Dropping them out to 700 yds in daytime calling
4 coyotes come in at the same time, 4 coyotes down, with one shooter. Factory 108 gr eldm was used.
I don't buy the rifles just the barrels.
The only one I had to send back was AR 10 6.5 CM 24", after bore scoping...it was a bit of a hassle with the first guy, but the second took care of the situation and provided me with a decent barrel. Customer service its who ya get on the phone.
The 6.5 CM wouldn't be my first choice for a night varmint hunter.
The WC barrel is capable of hitting a few half inch 5 shot groups. But I was not interested in varmints so all the load data is with 140 gr 147 gr & 150 gr Match bullets at high velocity.
Varmints at night for me would be the 6mm ARC in AR 15 with a SS Proof 18" barrel. Look at the video "60 coyotes with the 6mm ARC". Dropping them out to 700 yds in daytime calling
4 coyotes come in at the same time, 4 coyotes down, with one shooter. Factory 108 gr eldm was used.
I have considered the 6 creed but I currently run a Remington 700 in 6.5CM and it’s a really effective round for predator. My thought process was it’s not broken why try and Fix it. I have a ton of 6.5CM ammo for my current 700s as well.
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