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Reloading and Tuning my 16" AR-10

Just measure you fired cases from each of you rifles (I would measure 5+cases or an average) and make notes for each rifle.

My first year production SR-25 fired cases measure 1.631"(tight chamber) and my 2013 era GAP 10 fired cases measure about 1.634". Your Rifles should be in about the same neighborhood. These measurements are calculated from the comparator number length and converted to the SAMMI minimum go gauge length.

Don't be surprised if you get some higher datum length numbers on a Rifle that could be over gassed. I have a buddy that has a Les Bayer AR-10 that shoves the fired cases shoulders forward to 1.640". There's no way I'd believe that Les Bayer cut that chamber that long. The cases were from Factory Federal GMM. He gives me the cases to reload.

M1-A's & M-14's are notorious for shoving case shoulders forward on extraction. On the two M1-A's I own, I turn the gas spindle off and fire 5 rounds without the gas and then measure those cases to get a more accurate fired datum length.
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Weibad Tater tot Heavy fill Non Skid $80 TYD

Crosstac BFB Front Shooting Bag (Big Front Bag) ultra light foam filled $35 TYD

Cole-tac Boss Bag $30 TYD

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Damascus knives?

I have both types, one a damascus folder I carry fairly often when I don't want the heft of my fixed blades, fixed most being Magancut steel for durability, edge retention, and I EDC them regularly.

Some damascus folders I carry on special occasions and these are normal sized folders. Nothing else in that particular pocket though. They've never cut anything and only for admiring.
A few of mine.
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However this Shaun and Sharla Hansen auto I won't ever carry because of it's shape and larger size. It's my favorite Art knife. At the time I bought it I liked it more than any other knife I'd seen up to that point regardless of cost and it was actually affordable, well yes it was expensive just not 10's of thousands, but still within my limits.
The switch/button is very hard to see because it's disguised as part of the scroll work and that it's fit so perfectly.
My photos don't do it justice and it's absolutely stunning on a sunny day showing different greens, blues, purples, browns and rust colors,
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In good condition original AI 16" Forend with accesories $325 TYD
New RRS BAX15 $80 TYD

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Shoot kid in the back of head -pay $4.9 million settlement and all is good !

You can cry for every criminal and pedophile in the country for me. 99% of the time cops get it right, unlike you. You lack the sack to sign up and show us how its done.

Ah yes...The classic "you're too much of a coward to do the job yourself" argument. Gotta love the armchair commandos of the internet. :cool:

Why are AR15s so difficult to shoot for the average shooter?

It’s a combo of trash ammo, barrels that barely qualify as barrels, 7# triggers, not 3, gun show optics, and probably a few other things I can’t think of off the top of my head.

An AR can be had for less than a Glock, there is zero QC in that. My AR’s shoot, anyone who gets behind them can shoot wel enough because they’re nice rifles built to be accurate. I’m pretty sure you could take anyone off the street and put them on a bench behind one of mine, dial for distance and have them hitting anything inside of 500 yards on a calm day without issue.

Bench shooting is just equipment and eyesight. Teaching them to shoot off barricades etc will definitely expose every flaw in fundamentals but just bench shooting at a square range is down to junk ammo and garbage rifles.
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Recommend a suppressor for 6.5 CM and 338LM.

Just gotta say after picking up my own TBAC 338 suppressor and using it on my 6.5CM today... such a pleasant thing to shoot. Sure you can go lighter and shorter with similar performance, but I like the extra volume personally.

I would go with dedicated cans long term, but nothing wrong with starting big.

Same experience. I see the value of the dedicated cans approach, i just had so many SR mounts and started with the 338 can I decided to standardize all my AXMC barrels to the SR so I knew I had one can that would work well with all of them if I wanted to simplify the gear haul to the line.

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Benchpress ? 🤔😉

I think the last time I did a bench press was my entrance exam to the Academy c 2005... and I weighed 195 and pressed 240. I think I needed to do 80 percent of body weight to pass. So I was ok with that.

Today, I'd probably be lucky to press 150 without suffering an infarction. But WTF... I'm 60-something.

I'll see what I can do and report in next few weeks. If I don't, you can assume I died.

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