Moorvogi
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- Dec 28, 2014
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a hard hitting ar15 at 300yards... maybe 300blk?? i keep the 300blk and 458 for "deer stand" distances 0-50 yards.
Favorite non 5.56 caliber upper for Ar15
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steves1911
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Of those 3 I would pick the 6.5grendel. For your use a 6.8spc would be just as good. If you handload it opens open a whole world of possibilities. The 358 yeti looks mighty interesting as does the 7mm valkyrie and a couple others. I like the simplicity of once fired lake city brass and a harbor freight cut off saw for the yeti.
I just got my barrel/bolt in yesterday. Can’t wait to get it running.
Mike3888
Mike3888
The things you'd like to see are already done. 6x45 and 25x45. Blackhole weaponry. And you might wanna check your believed drop with your 450. Oh and 6.8 necked to 30 cal is done also.
engineerbrian
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If your deer hunting go with the 6.8 spc and dont look back.
Federal Fusion is great ammo for deer hunting as well.
Federal Fusion is great ammo for deer hunting as well.
Pale Ryder
Ultimate Member
Recommendations on a 6.8 upper? Budgeting $400 more than that, we're starting to get into a whole nother gun. 
If you get a harder hitter, do you need to change out the buffer spring to account for more recoil? What pound spring?
If you get a harder hitter, do you need to change out the buffer spring to account for more recoil? What pound spring?
steves1911
Ultimate Member
Recommendations on a 6.8 upper? Budgeting $400 more than that, we're starting to get into a whole nother gun.
If you get a harder hitter, do you need to change out the buffer spring to account for more recoil? What pound spring?
White oak armory makes some nice uppers. A simple one sells for less than $700 last I checked. Might be able to pick up a bison armory for that same price. Stag used to have a decent 6.8 but they seen to have some problems lately.
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Hit and Run
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Nice! I went with 16”. Going to use it for deer/pigs.
Hit and Run
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Not sure of overall length from picture but might want to check out link.
https://johnpierceesq.com/can-you-add-a-vertical-fore-grip-to-an-ar-pistol/
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The OAL will be > 26” on that.
Hit and Run
Ultimate Member
I like 300 BLK and 5.7x28. Preferably suppressed, and full auto.
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Get Opp my rawn, Plick!
That is correct. It's a firearm by definition or category,. Greater than 26 inches overall length. It's not a pistol, sbr, rifle etc.
Therefore a vertcal foregrip can be attached without breaking NFA laws.
sinensis
Member
Where's the .458 SOCOM option? That's my favorite.
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Get Opp my rawn, Plick!
Don’t be a bigot. You can’t tell it what it is.
Now I need a .50 can. Gonna get one rated for .50 BMG.
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