Its an 18" AR. I have been shooting WC844 but I have some MP-501 to try out.Turn that sucker up! How long a barrel? What powders?
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Join contest SubscribeIts an 18" AR. I have been shooting WC844 but I have some MP-501 to try out.Turn that sucker up! How long a barrel? What powders?
Man, those are cool.
I am running 55's in my 20-250 chopped barrel to 18" getting 3450 fps running H4350.Here's my 20-250 Impulse Predator after chopping 6 inches off the barrel.
Was shooting 55's at 4,200 with H4350.
Haven't chrono'd it after the chop, but it still shoots micro groups and is a lot easier to maneuver with now.
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I haven't done much with this project, but I just purchased 3 more .10 caliber barrel blanks (I'll post photos when I have them in hand). That bring my total up to 4 of the the .10 caliber blanks (16", 18", 20", and 22"). These are probably the very last .10 caliber barrel blanks available anywhere. Not many people are messing with the .10 calibers, so I'm not sure if more .10 barrel blanks will ever be made in the future. I always grab the rarest parts first, and I'll start the actual builds later.I'm currently working on two .10 Eichelberger Long Rifle builds. One barrel is a .10 caliber 16" long barrel blank (will have to be an SBR or pistol) and the other is a completely finished and ready to shoot barrel for a TC Contender. I had a custom die set made for necking down the .22LR primed brass. It's a pain in the ass, it's something like 12 steps and then bullet seating. The bullets are 7.2 grain solid copper that were each made one at a time on a Swiss Mill. Here's 2 photos with a .10ELR I made/loaded next to a factory .22LR. The photos don't really convey how stupidly small the .10ELR caliber actually is:
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These are the muzzle ends of the .10ELR TC Contender barrel (left) and a Mk15 Mod 1 .50BMG barrel (right):
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It might be funny to caption the barrel photo with "Finding herself" on the left and "Ready to settle down" on the right![]()