Anyone else into AR10’s?

Tired old man

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After enjoying shooting and loading for AR15, I got the idea to try a large frame. Wanting to test the water before diving in, I started with a PSA PA10 in .308.

wow these are great fun to shoot. I am amazed at the light recoil of the AR vs a bolt action. Ringing steel is habit forming. Need to stretch this one out and see how it does at longer ranges. Will be developing a load around the 168 SMK.

Please share your favorite loads and thoughts for glass on the large frames
 

condoor

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Jan 24, 2024
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Haven't bit the bullet yet and gotten one - but I've had a PSA AR10 in my cart multiple times! Looking forward to following this thread
 

kenny1773

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built a couple from Aero M5 upper and lower (308 and 6.5CM), parts are not as 'universal' as AR15s, but can mix and match a few things to customize

I can hit 1000 yard targets with them, what makes that fun is you can get 2-3 shots in the air before the first one hits ;)

The Aero M5 is DPMS style compatible, but I prefer the A5 buffer tube setup. Not sure I would mess with a factory built gun to convert to A5, but the recoil impulse is noticeably softer with the A5 tube, H3 buffer and Sprinco red power spring, superlative adjustable gas block
 

Gaterbaitii

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I’ve had a few AR-10 pattern rifles. I’m down to 3 now. My KAC SR-25 match (pre MK11 config) from 1993 shoots lights out with 168gr FGMM @ 3/4” MOA consistently and can get down easily to 1/2” @ 100yds if weather is cooperating. My other 2x KAC SR-25’s are good shooters. The ACC model shoots average 3-4”- MOA , while my M110 surplus upper is MOA+ dependent on ammo. Most of the time I shoot 168gr FGMM. Tried some older 70’s LC M118 and is not s accurate with too many fliers, so I use it to pop steel to 630 yds.
 

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