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    Hi all just put this together in the last month core 15 cost me 1900 all up happy with my first ar, sika show was awsome not for the pocket tho haha cheers.
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    Short fat seems to be the way to go to cheat more power out of the standard pattern. Those are pretty impressive results Greg. I've often wondered how much merit there would be in designing and "intermediate" AR pattern. One that didn't have the size and weight of a large frame, but gave a longer magazine to develop nice effecient intermediate rifle cartridges that would give rounds like the 6.5 Grendel a bit more clout. I reckon if done right with smart cartridge design it could make both patterns obsolete.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Beavis View Post
    Short fat seems to be the way to go to cheat more power out of the standard pattern. Those are pretty impressive results Greg. I've often wondered how much merit there would be in designing and "intermediate" AR pattern. One that didn't have the size and weight of a large frame, but gave a longer magazine to develop nice effecient intermediate rifle cartridges that would give rounds like the 6.5 Grendel a bit more clout. I reckon if done right with smart cartridge design it could make both patterns obsolete.
    You have to be careful not to over power the bolt head, very easy to do & they are quiet delicate
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    Like that 22 Grendel or the 6.5 brx? Neat stuff, going to do a bit of reading.

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    Nice one, welcome to the forum @SJD.
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    @Hunter_killer i bought it off a guy second hand never fired, iv put the rail and scope and mount on it i really like the stock only used the gun twice going to sight it in tomorrow with new scope ,ill get my ecat soon and save up for next sika show. Dont know how you didnt buy one i would've.
    Is this a stock trigger and 1:9 twist barrel? yes

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    Quote Originally Posted by Lux View Post
    @Hunter_killer i bought it off a guy second hand never fired, iv put the rail and scope and mount on it i really like the stock only used the gun twice going to sight it in tomorrow with new scope ,ill get my ecat soon and save up for next sika show. Dont know how you didnt buy one i would've.
    Is this a stock trigger and 1:9 twist barrel? yes
    Yeah I know right, CCard was burning a hole in my pocket! After conference with a mate who can build them, who said he would buy it..(which didn't help) but put a few things in perspective for me, and the wife (just off the back of our wedding) - although keen on the idea, helped me cool the jets a bit...I somehow convinced myself to put it off until xmas/next year. TBH, I wanted/needed to buy a range finder (vortex 1500 @ $800) otherwise I probably still would of done it lol. :/

    And yeah the 1:9 with stock trigger. They guy would of chucked in $175 polymer sights, an extra mag and an AR tool at $2k as well. Luckily I can still get 10% off through the company and I'm sure they will honer their deal later on if I don't find/build a better one. (Depending on import/exchange rate)

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    decided to re-dress my 300blk and 9mm and add different optics

    300blk, dressed in black hogue, accessorised with Aero mount and Primary Arms 1-4x

    9mm, dressed in OD magpul, accessorised with UTG riser and bushnell TRS-25

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    Quote Originally Posted by Glycerine View Post
    decided to re-dress my 300blk and 9mm and add different optics

    300blk, dressed in black hogue, accessorised with Aero mount and Primary Arms 1-4x

    9mm, dressed in OD magpul, accessorised with UTG riser and bushnell TRS-25

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    I sometimes wonder what the practical point of a 9mm ar is when you have a 300blk, I also own both and font the only advantage the 9mm is is not having to make cases and slightly less fussy reloading
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    Quote Originally Posted by res View Post
    I sometimes wonder what the practical point of a 9mm ar is when you have a 300blk, I also own both and font the only advantage the 9mm is is not having to make cases and slightly less fussy reloading
    there probably isn't one, I only built it.. because I can & why not, and most importantly I wanted one.

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    Cheaper to shoot

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    Quote Originally Posted by Beavis View Post
    Cheaper to shoot
    Barely, my cast 300 rounds cost hardly any more than my cast 9mm rounds.
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    Quote Originally Posted by res View Post
    Barely, my cast 300 rounds cost hardly any more than my cast 9mm rounds.
    That may be so, but if you shoot factory not so much.

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    Can't fault that logic at all! I love mine but struggle to justify why
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    If i looked at all my guns and tried to justify each one, beyond "I wanted it" I probably only have reason for two

 

 

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