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Not fucked up at all. If this works for you and doesn't cause you any reliability issues, more power to you. I never saw an issue with using factory parts, so I never really looked into changing them, just curious about your desire to make the switch.

Yes the JP bcg and SCS will work. That said, I’m curious why would you want to do that? What’s wrong with the normal LMT bcg and buffer / spring?

Well, guess I'm going to have to build another MWS. 308 Piston with a URX cut quad upper could be kind of cool.

There's no difference in whether it would fit an AR15 or AR10, they both use the same trigger. Really the only concern is the pull weight. Lighter triggers in an heavier recoiling AR10 can be dicey and make the gun prone to doubling or bump firing if you aren't diligent with your follow through...

Yes, obviously.

LMT Specwar that I custom made a 12" 6arc barrel for. It's set up for hunting pigs off a bipod or tripod. Usually use the same gun day and night, just slap a clip on thermal on it for night hunting.

Another option is to use a 556 can provided the bore size is large enough. I shoot 6ARC through my RC3

The included hardware is as short as you can go.

Not many pictures at the moment. Still shooting some promo pictures. We have considered what you describe, just working out some details on how to machine that economically.

Not going to happen. Sorry.

No sir.

As someone that does thousands of pin and welds a year, I'm not sure how so many shops managed to screw these up so badly.

It is. The cover is the the one that came with it from Vortex.

Working on prototyping some ARCA adapters for the MWS, not that I have the small frame ones done.

I mean I'm only 36, so I don't see myself going anywhere anytime soon....

I have for sale a lightly used NF NX8 2.5-20x50 Asking $1575 shipped and insured.

In their defense, there are some, but very few applications where crush washers are acceptable and have been for 30+ years, namely the Ops Inc / Allen Engineering line of suppressors.

Shim kits like those from Surefire or using a Precision Armament Accuwasher have a slight chamfer on the breach side of the shim to overcome this.