i think i see feeding problems more than anything else.No budget yet, I'm still in the "thinking about" stage.
What type of problems are happening?
I hear they are really hard to shoot accurately as well...
Everything else is universally compatible.
Like?
Assuming the Zev stuff works as well as the MEGA, here's a recommendation:
Zev large frame receiver set
Zev large frame wedgelock handguard
RCA 308+ BCG
JP enhanced extractor
SLR 750 adjustable gas block
Regular carbine buffer tube
DPMS 308 carbine buffer and spring
Criterion hybrid contour barrel (I prefer nitride)
Whatever trigger and buttstock you want
Magpul 308 pmags or SR25
I've read good things about the Aero Precision sets as well but I've never built one.
-Stooxie
Unless youre strictly shooting factory ammo, LR308 PMAGS suck. They restrict coal. KAC, Larue and ASC SS are the best in the biz allowing COALS of 2.871"
You pretty much just described my rifle! Only difference is I used a LMT MWS BCG and a MWS spring and buffer in a KAC tube. As pictured, with optic, mount, bipod, and suppressor it was still less then what a SR25 would have cost me. Also goes bang every time I pull the trigger both suppressed and unsuppressed. Makes a hell of a knick-knack too.Yes, there are plenty of known good AR308 configurations, and yes, you can't go building a 308 Frankengun the way you can a 556 one.
I've built several AR308s using MEGA maten receiver sets and RCA 308+ BCGs. Criterion nitride barrels and SLR adjustable gas blocks.
They go bang every time and make bug shaped holes in targets.
-Stooxie
JP, KAC, or Larue if you buy. Im sure there are probably others but i spent almost a year fighting with Ballistic advantage to get their barrels to shoot under an 2". Put a Lilja barrel in it and now its around a .75-1" gun. The cheapest thing about the rifle i built now is the receivers and handguard. M5 Aero set.
100 rounds of Hornady Match 140 ELDM. Any suggestions?Ammo? If it doesn't shoot less than 1moa send it back for sure. There's a lot of variables for sub moa accuracy.