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ArmaLite Site Sponsor Joined: Jan 2001  IL, USA Posts: 4129 Feedback: 100% (221)	Posted: 2/1/2013 1:06:25 PM THE IMAGE ABOVE IS A PAID ADVERTISEMENT ArmaLite proudly introduces the AR-30A1 bolt rifle in .300 Win Mag and .338 Lapua: http://www.armalite.com/Categories.aspx?Category=d4543129-c82e-4fc9-bb4d-213664c7b055
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highstepper Member Joined: Nov 2008  USA Posts: 4168 Feedback: 0% (0) Link To This Post	Posted: 2/1/2013 1:28:31 PM Purty.
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rightwingnut Member Joined: Jul 2003  FL, USA Posts: 5635 Feedback: 100% (27) Link To This Post	Posted: 2/1/2013 2:00:18 PM what is new about this? Were older versions single shot? is it push feed or controlled feed? Thx
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hawxter996 Member Joined: Oct 2006  MD, USA Posts: 1291 Feedback: 0% (0) Link To This Post	Posted: 2/1/2013 6:14:39 PM i'll stick with savage 110 ba .338 lapua.
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Fallschirmjager Member Team Member Joined: Feb 2001  OH, USA Posts: 528 Feedback: 100% (11) Link To This Post	Posted: 2/1/2013 6:34:51 PM Looks nice! Now get back to cranking out uppers and lowers!!!
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dnmccoy Firefighter/Paramedic/Gun Enthusiast Team Member Joined: Nov 2010  OH, USA Posts: 2970 Feedback: 100% (110) Link To This Post	Posted: 2/1/2013 8:04:29 PM Originally Posted By Fallschirmjager: Looks nice! Now get back to cranking out uppers and lowers!!! QFT
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ziarifleman Hammer Mechanic Team Member Joined: Oct 2005  USA Posts: 39766 Feedback: 100% (5) Link To This Post	Posted: 2/1/2013 8:09:48 PM Originally Posted By hawxter996: i'll stick with savage 110 ba .338 lapua. It is waaaaaaay lighter than that Savage. Does this use AI-pattern mags or are they proprietary?
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LARRYG USN 1969-1973 Team Member Joined: Feb 2001  GA, USA Posts: 61719 Feedback: 100% (17) Link To This Post	Posted: 2/1/2013 8:28:10 PM
	If it's a Colt, it's a copy of an original ArmaLite. I am not LARRYG36. Racing is life. Anything that happens before or after is just waiting. If your AR10 is marked Geneseo, IL, it's still an AR10 no matter what some people say. User Info

LARRYG USN 1969-1973 Team Member Joined: Feb 2001  GA, USA Posts: 61720 Feedback: 100% (17) Link To This Post	Posted: 2/1/2013 8:30:36 PM Originally Posted By rightwingnut: what is new about this? Were older versions single shot? is it push feed or controlled feed? Thx Old one with PRS in front, new one in back: Got the new one this afternoon after work.
	If it's a Colt, it's a copy of an original ArmaLite. I am not LARRYG36. Racing is life. Anything that happens before or after is just waiting. If your AR10 is marked Geneseo, IL, it's still an AR10 no matter what some people say. User Info

krpind ARFCOM Czar Life Member Joined: May 2004  TX, USA Posts: 44158 Feedback: 100% (9) Link To This Post	Posted: 2/1/2013 9:17:40 PM I'm jealous as hell Larry.
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LARRYG USN 1969-1973 Team Member Joined: Feb 2001  GA, USA Posts: 61722 Feedback: 100% (17) Link To This Post	Posted: 2/1/2013 9:30:30 PM Originally Posted By krpind: I'm jealous as hell Larry. Both .300WM. The old style, but NIB, is available.
	If it's a Colt, it's a copy of an original ArmaLite. I am not LARRYG36. Racing is life. Anything that happens before or after is just waiting. If your AR10 is marked Geneseo, IL, it's still an AR10 no matter what some people say. User Info

rightwingnut Member Joined: Jul 2003  FL, USA Posts: 5637 Feedback: 100% (27) Link To This Post	Posted: 2/2/2013 11:23:15 AM push or control feed? push or control feed? push or control feed? push or control feed? push or control feed?
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LARRYG USN 1969-1973 Team Member Joined: Feb 2001  GA, USA Posts: 61730 Feedback: 100% (17) Link To This Post

Posted: 2/2/2013 11:50:03 AM Originally Posted By rightwingnut: push or control feed? push or control feed? push or control feed? push or control feed? push or control feed? In a properly-made rifle, either system works fine, and there are better things to worry about. In a properly-made rifle, either system works fine, and there are better things to worry about. In a properly-made rifle, either system works fine, and there are better things to worry about. In a properly-made rifle, either system works fine, and there are better things to worry about. In a properly-made rifle, either system works fine, and there are better things to worry about.

If it's a Colt, it's a copy of an original ArmaLite. I am not LARRYG36. Racing is life. Anything that happens before or after is just waiting. If your AR10 is marked Geneseo, IL, it's still an AR10 no matter what some people say. User Info

rightwingnut Member Joined: Jul 2003  FL, USA Posts: 5641 Feedback: 100% (27) Link To This Post

Posted: 2/2/2013 12:22:26 PM Originally Posted By LARRYG: Originally Posted By rightwingnut: push or control feed? push or control feed? push or control feed? push or control feed? push or control feed? In a properly-made rifle, either system works fine, and there are better things to worry about. In a properly-made rifle, either system works fine, and there are better things to worry about. In a properly-made rifle, either system works fine, and there are better things to worry about. In a properly-made rifle, either system works fine, and there are better things to worry about. In a properly-made rifle, either system works fine, and there are better things to worry about. admittedly, but why not just answer the ?

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Zeppelin3k Member Joined: Aug 2011  WI, USA Posts: 474 Feedback: 100% (9) Link To This Post	Posted: 2/2/2013 12:26:57 PM Originally Posted By Fallschirmjager: Looks nice! Now get back to cranking out uppers and lowers!!! LMFAO HÀAAA
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LARRYG USN 1969-1973 Team Member Joined: Feb 2001  GA, USA Posts: 61731 Feedback: 100% (17) Link To This Post

Posted: 2/2/2013 12:45:19 PM Originally Posted By rightwingnut: Originally Posted By LARRYG: Originally Posted By rightwingnut: push or control feed? push or control feed? push or control feed? push or control feed? push or control feed? In a properly-made rifle, either system works fine, and there are better things to worry about. In a properly-made rifle, either system works fine, and there are better things to worry about. In a properly-made rifle, either system works fine, and there are better things to worry about. In a properly-made rifle, either system works fine, and there are better things to worry about. In a properly-made rifle, either system works fine, and there are better things to worry about. admittedly, but why not just answer the ? I was gonna answer your first question, but then you got ridiculous. Why not just wait for an answer? It's push feed as is my older AR-30 in .300WM and the one I had in .308. My 03A3 and Ishapore 2A are control feed. I really see no difference but I have never tried to fire any of them upside down.

If it's a Colt, it's a copy of an original ArmaLite. I am not LARRYG36. Racing is life. Anything that happens before or after is just waiting. If your AR10 is marked Geneseo, IL, it's still an AR10 no matter what some people say. User Info

hapjack Just Stare at it Team Member Joined: Feb 2003  PA, USA Posts: 3214 Feedback: 100% (39) Link To This Post	Posted: 2/2/2013 12:59:29 PM Is the stock Armalite made or someone elses ? Very nice looking rifle !
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LARRYG USN 1969-1973 Team Member Joined: Feb 2001  GA, USA Posts: 61733 Feedback: 100% (17) Link To This Post	Posted: 2/2/2013 2:49:48 PM [Last Edit: 2/2/2013 2:50:42 PM by LARRYG] Originally Posted By hapjack: Is the stock Armalite made or someone elses ? Very nice looking rifle ! The stock on the A1 is factory. Go to the link in the OP and it tells about the rifles.
	If it's a Colt, it's a copy of an original ArmaLite. I am not LARRYG36. Racing is life. Anything that happens before or after is just waiting. If your AR10 is marked Geneseo, IL, it's still an AR10 no matter what some people say. User Info

rightwingnut Member Joined: Jul 2003  FL, USA Posts: 5652 Feedback: 100% (27) Link To This Post

Posted: 2/2/2013 3:51:48 PM Originally Posted By LARRYG: Originally Posted By rightwingnut: Originally Posted By LARRYG: Originally Posted By rightwingnut: push or control feed? push or control feed? push or control feed? push or control feed? push or control feed? In a properly-made rifle, either system works fine, and there are better things to worry about. In a properly-made rifle, either system works fine, and there are better things to worry about. In a properly-made rifle, either system works fine, and there are better things to worry about. In a properly-made rifle, either system works fine, and there are better things to worry about. In a properly-made rifle, either system works fine, and there are better things to worry about. admittedly, but why not just answer the ? I was gonna answer your first question, but then you got ridiculous. Why not just wait for an answer? It's push feed as is my older AR-30 in .300WM and the one I had in .308. My 03A3 and Ishapore 2A are control feed. I really see no difference but I have never tried to fire any of them upside down. They say, that a mauser style claw extracts more reliably too. But I don't know much about bolt guns or long range shooting like you do LG. Thank you for letting me know though.

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titleiiredneck Member Team Member Joined: Jul 2010  MS, USA Posts: 408 Feedback: 100% (21) Link To This Post	Posted: 2/2/2013 6:41:16 PM If they would build one in 223 with a sako extractor , quick change barrels, folding stock and takes ar mags and I will buy one, especially if I can buy other bolts as well.
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LARRYG USN 1969-1973 Team Member Joined: Feb 2001  GA, USA Posts: 61758 Feedback: 100% (17) Link To This Post	Posted: 2/2/2013 6:49:38 PM [Last Edit: 2/2/2013 7:09:14 PM by LARRYG] Originally Posted By titleiiredneck: If they would build one in 223 with a sako extractor , quick change barrels, folding stock and takes ar mags and I will buy one, especially if I can buy other bolts as well. All for $100.00.
	If it's a Colt, it's a copy of an original ArmaLite. I am not LARRYG36. Racing is life. Anything that happens before or after is just waiting. If your AR10 is marked Geneseo, IL, it's still an AR10 no matter what some people say. User Info

Metaneomorph Member Team Member Joined: Jan 2013  AL, USA Posts: 43 Feedback: 0% (0) Link To This Post	Posted: 2/2/2013 10:55:37 PM I know zero about AR's.. but this gun is pretty. It reminds be of a Barrett Sniper rifle in some way(s).. Continue..
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titleiiredneck Member Team Member Joined: Jul 2010  MS, USA Posts: 412 Feedback: 100% (21) Link To This Post

Posted: 2/2/2013 11:06:18 PM [Last Edit: 2/2/2013 11:16:57 PM by titleiiredneck] Originally Posted By LARRYG: Originally Posted By titleiiredneck: If they would build one in 223 with a sako extractor , quick change barrels, folding stock and takes ar mags and I will buy one, especially if I can buy other bolts as well. All for $100.00. Nah, $1.00. But seriously it would be more in line with what could be used in the future. Hell if savage had a sako extractor and took ar mags it would be no different than the stock which you can buy aftermarket as a folder. You could have a reliable 300 whisper/blackout and a 223 with nothing more than a barrel change for example, or a 308 and 7mm08. That's why people use ptg bolts, rem actions and thread the barrel to accept a rem/sav barrel nut and pin and locktite them in place.

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titleiiredneck Member Team Member Joined: Jul 2010  MS, USA Posts: 413 Feedback: 100% (21) Link To This Post	Posted: 2/2/2013 11:07:24 PM Originally Posted By Metaneomorph: I know zero about AR's.. but this gun is pretty. It reminds be of a Barrett Sniper rifle in some way(s).. Continue.. Not fond of the whole front rail system but yes it's a pretty rifle ;)
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Ron3 Member Joined: Dec 2007  FL, USA Posts: 699 Feedback: 100% (8) Link To This Post	Posted: 2/3/2013 12:50:48 AM I'm sure these are great rifles but do they really outsell and / or out-profit an updated Ar180? Seems like demand for a piston-using 5.56 rifle that uses AR mags would be more popular than any .50 bmg. But I'm just an Armalite fan not a firearms salesman so what do I know?
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LARRYG USN 1969-1973 Team Member Joined: Feb 2001  GA, USA Posts: 61780 Feedback: 100% (17) Link To This Post

Posted: 2/3/2013 1:28:45 AM [Last Edit: 2/23/2013 5:27:31 PM by LARRYG] Originally Posted By Ron3: I'm sure these are great rifles but do they really outsell and / or out-profit an updated Ar180? Seems like demand for a piston-using 5.56 rifle that uses AR mags would be more popular than any .50 bmg. But I'm just an Armalite fan not a firearms salesman so what do I know? Enough about the 180. You and others have to throw it in every thread. Second, this is NOT a .50 BMG rifle. When they put out the 180B ( I still have mine and my original Sterling) all kinds of people were whining about they wanted this or that and wanted it to be under $600, in other words, a bunch of whining, so they discontinued it. Mine works great. There is a thread in the ArmaLite industry forum, go post there.

If it's a Colt, it's a copy of an original ArmaLite. I am not LARRYG36. Racing is life. Anything that happens before or after is just waiting. If your AR10 is marked Geneseo, IL, it's still an AR10 no matter what some people say. User Info

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