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Posted: 7/23/2014 3:52:38 PM EDT
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I hunt with a Core Rifle Systems in 300BLK. I have no complaints.
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Posted: 7/23/2014 3:54:34 PM EDT
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Length? Supers or suppressed subs? Sure there are quite a few manufacturers with decent barrels, but if you're adding a can I would spend the extra money for quality.
AAC or Wilson would be nice. Noveske too. |
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Posted: 7/23/2014 3:57:11 PM EDT
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I got an 8" aero recently. Very happy with it.
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Posted: 7/23/2014 5:01:54 PM EDT
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Length? Supers or suppressed subs? Sure there are quite a few manufacturers with decent barrels, but if you're adding a can I would spend the extra money for quality. AAC or Wilson would be nice. Noveske too. I have a 556 SBR. I want to keep this 300blk 16" so I don't have to SBR it. It'll be my hunting gun so going out of states is possible and I don't need to wait for NFA approval. Supers but mostly subs. I have a SDN6 coming in 8 months so... |
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Posted: 7/23/2014 5:02:37 PM EDT
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Ive heard of other brands too that people like. Rainiers, WIlson, Aero, KAC, ect...
I was thinking rainier or noveske. Considering my upper and everything else is noveske labeled.... |
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Posted: 7/23/2014 5:04:22 PM EDT
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I got an 8" aero recently. Very happy with it. Aero got some nice looking stuff! Its just I've never gotten a hold of any of their products. I see alot of their stuff on facebook but never really show you where to buy them.... I don't know anyone that owns any aero stuff |
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Posted: 7/23/2014 5:24:05 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Aero got some nice looking stuff! Its just I've never gotten a hold of any of their products. I see alot of their stuff on facebook but never really show you where to buy them.... I don't know anyone that owns any aero stuff Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: I got an 8" aero recently. Very happy with it. Aero got some nice looking stuff! Its just I've never gotten a hold of any of their products. I see alot of their stuff on facebook but never really show you where to buy them.... I don't know anyone that owns any aero stuff You can buy right from them. They are also a big eom manufacturer. Even if something doesn't say aero you still know people who have stuff they made.
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Posted: 7/23/2014 5:26:28 PM EDT
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I have a 556 SBR. I want to keep this 300blk 16" so I don't have to SBR it. It'll be my hunting gun so going out of states is possible and I don't need to wait for NFA approval. Supers but mostly subs. I have a SDN6 coming in 8 months so... Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Length? Supers or suppressed subs? Sure there are quite a few manufacturers with decent barrels, but if you're adding a can I would spend the extra money for quality. AAC or Wilson would be nice. Noveske too. I have a 556 SBR. I want to keep this 300blk 16" so I don't have to SBR it. It'll be my hunting gun so going out of states is possible and I don't need to wait for NFA approval. Supers but mostly subs. I have a SDN6 coming in 8 months so... If you've already got a SBR lower and plan on shooting mostly subs with a can then a 16" barrel doesn't make sense. The 300blk is a great round when combining these three variables: SBR, sub sonics and a suppressor. Remove any one of those three variables and there is another caliber out there that does the job better. A 9" barrel with the SDN6 and subs it where it's at. You've got two of the three variables already, so now you just need to get a short barrel 
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Posted: 7/23/2014 5:28:49 PM EDT
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For a 16" barrel you will be hard pressed to find a better deal than a barrel from SOTA arms. Great price ($140) and it is a tack driver. I know a lot of people that shoot them, including myself.
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Posted: 7/23/2014 5:30:15 PM EDT
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If you've already got a SBR lower and plan on shooting mostly subs with a can then a 16" barrel doesn't make sense. The 300blk is a great round when combining these three variables: SBR, sub sonics and a suppressor. Remove any one of those three variables and there is another caliber out there that does the job better. A 9" barrel with the SDN6 and subs it where it's at. You've got two of the three variables already, so now you just need to get a short barrel Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Length? Supers or suppressed subs? Sure there are quite a few manufacturers with decent barrels, but if you're adding a can I would spend the extra money for quality. AAC or Wilson would be nice. Noveske too. I have a 556 SBR. I want to keep this 300blk 16" so I don't have to SBR it. It'll be my hunting gun so going out of states is possible and I don't need to wait for NFA approval. Supers but mostly subs. I have a SDN6 coming in 8 months so... If you've already got a SBR lower and plan on shooting mostly subs with a can then a 16" barrel doesn't make sense. The 300blk is a great round when combining these three variables: SBR, sub sonics and a suppressor. Remove any one of those three variables and there is another caliber out there that does the job better. A 9" barrel with the SDN6 and subs it where it's at. You've got two of the three variables already, so now you just need to get a short barrel Well thats because I have 2 AR15s. One is SBR and other isn't. The SBR alreayd has a colt mk18 556 upper on it. The other ar15 is a m&p15 and I was planning to sell the upper to somewhat fund the 300blk upper. Thus why I want to keep 16" and plus, its easier to travel if needed with a non-NFA product. |
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Posted: 7/23/2014 5:31:05 PM EDT
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For a 16" barrel you will be hard pressed to find a better deal than a barrel from SOTA arms. Great price ($140) and it is a tack driver. I know a lot of people that shoot them, including myself. I'll do some research on them. |
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Posted: 7/23/2014 5:32:28 PM EDT
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Well thats because I have 2 AR15s. One is SBR and other isn't. The SBR alreayd has a colt mk12 556 upper on it. The other ar15 is a m&p15 and I was planning to sell the upper to somewhat fund the 300blk upper. Thus why I want to keep 16" and plus, its easier to travel if needed with a non-NFA product. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Length? Supers or suppressed subs? Sure there are quite a few manufacturers with decent barrels, but if you're adding a can I would spend the extra money for quality. AAC or Wilson would be nice. Noveske too. I have a 556 SBR. I want to keep this 300blk 16" so I don't have to SBR it. It'll be my hunting gun so going out of states is possible and I don't need to wait for NFA approval. Supers but mostly subs. I have a SDN6 coming in 8 months so... If you've already got a SBR lower and plan on shooting mostly subs with a can then a 16" barrel doesn't make sense. The 300blk is a great round when combining these three variables: SBR, sub sonics and a suppressor. Remove any one of those three variables and there is another caliber out there that does the job better. A 9" barrel with the SDN6 and subs it where it's at. You've got two of the three variables already, so now you just need to get a short barrel Well thats because I have 2 AR15s. One is SBR and other isn't. The SBR alreayd has a colt mk12 556 upper on it. The other ar15 is a m&p15 and I was planning to sell the upper to somewhat fund the 300blk upper. Thus why I want to keep 16" and plus, its easier to travel if needed with a non-NFA product. Gotcha. In that case, scrap the 300 and get a 16" ARP 6.8x43 
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Posted: 7/23/2014 6:15:25 PM EDT
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Lol! Only reason I going 300blk is I have bunch of 223 factory loads thag I plan to shoot in my colt then pick up and reload 300blk cause I ain't paying $1 a round.
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Posted: 7/23/2014 6:54:09 PM EDT
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I got an 8" aero recently. Very happy with it. |
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Posted: 7/24/2014 3:03:37 AM EDT
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For supers I recommend a pined and welded Rainer Arms 14.5.
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Posted: 7/24/2014 3:23:12 AM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Lol! Only reason I going 300blk is I have bunch of 223 factory loads thag I plan to shoot in my colt then pick up and reload 300blk cause I ain't paying $1 a round. I'm sure you are aware of the process to convert the brass. It isn't too bad but does require some steps. I only went with a 300 since I already was into SBR's and had a 308 can.
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Posted: 7/24/2014 5:06:40 AM EDT
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Get a pistol length gas system IMO. I have a 14.5" pinned. If money is no excuse get a Noveske as they are the only ones I know of that has pistol length gas 14.5". I have a Alpha Shooting Sports 14.5 that I got on sale. It shoots good but isn't no Noveske.
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Posted: 7/24/2014 8:01:53 AM EDT
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14.5" pinned? That's one thing I don't like. If I had it pinned, I would have to stick with that same spec for the rest of the pinned life. I'm not too picky about 1.5". I got a 12" rail so it won't look that bad. I like to take off the mount every 5k or so and clean the mount. I also like to have varieties of suppressors so I mix and match mounts and suppressors.
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