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Posted: 6/29/2015 3:39:59 PM EDT
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Posted: 6/29/2015 4:11:09 PM EDT
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First all, there are no stupid questions.
The AR-10 receiver is a lot bigger than the 15's. That's why most places that sell the jig for the 15 also sell one for the 10. Does that mean that you can't build a 15 that fires a .308 caliber projectile? Nope. There's the 300 Blackout, but there is not really any perceivable advantage to that over, say, a AK-47 until you make it a short barrel rifle. |
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Posted: 6/29/2015 5:17:13 PM EDT
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First all, there are no stupid questions. The AR-10 receiver is a lot bigger than the 15's. That's why most places that sell the jig for the 15 also sell one for the 10. Does that mean that you can't build a 15 that fires a .308 caliber projectile? Nope. There's the 300 Blackout, but there is not really any perceivable advantage to that over, say, a AK-47 until you make it a short barrel rifle. No perceived advantage over an AK-47? Sure there's not, unless you like accuracy, use of your 5.56 brass, use of your 5.56 bolt, feeds better in the AR platform, and is far easier to suppress. Other than that you are correct, no perceived advantage. 
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Posted: 6/29/2015 8:16:29 PM EDT
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have you ever seen the sizes of the mags...... and then ask the question
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Posted: 6/30/2015 9:58:55 AM EDT
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No perceived advantage over an AK-47? Sure there's not, unless you like accuracy, use of your 5.56 brass, use of your 5.56 bolt, feeds better in the AR platform, and is far easier to suppress. Other than that you are correct, no perceived advantage. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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First all, there are no stupid questions. The AR-10 receiver is a lot bigger than the 15's. That's why most places that sell the jig for the 15 also sell one for the 10. Does that mean that you can't build a 15 that fires a .308 caliber projectile? Nope. There's the 300 Blackout, but there is not really any perceivable advantage to that over, say, a AK-47 until you make it a short barrel rifle. No perceived advantage over an AK-47? Sure there's not, unless you like accuracy, use of your 5.56 brass, use of your 5.56 bolt, feeds better in the AR platform, and is far easier to suppress. Other than that you are correct, no perceived advantage. Balistically. |
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Posted: 6/30/2015 12:08:38 PM EDT
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have you ever seen the sizes of the mags...... and then ask the question No, I have not. That being said, I do know the receivers are of two different sizes (as I stated in my original post). What I did not know was whether or not there was some "adjust-ability" (for lack of a better term) in the jigs. My question has been answered and apparently there is not. |
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Posted: 6/30/2015 12:12:29 PM EDT
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First all, there are no stupid questions. The AR-10 receiver is a lot bigger than the 15's. That's why most places that sell the jig for the 15 also sell one for the 10. Does that mean that you can't build a 15 that fires a .308 caliber projectile? Nope. There's the 300 Blackout, but there is not really any perceivable advantage to that over, say, a AK-47 until you make it a short barrel rifle. No perceived advantage over an AK-47? Sure there's not, unless you like accuracy, use of your 5.56 brass, use of your 5.56 bolt, feeds better in the AR platform, and is far easier to suppress. Other than that you are correct, no perceived advantage. Balistically. "accuracy" falls under the "ballistics" umbrella. |
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Posted: 7/1/2015 4:26:09 PM EDT
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"accuracy" falls under the "ballistics" umbrella. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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First all, there are no stupid questions. The AR-10 receiver is a lot bigger than the 15's. That's why most places that sell the jig for the 15 also sell one for the 10. Does that mean that you can't build a 15 that fires a .308 caliber projectile? Nope. There's the 300 Blackout, but there is not really any perceivable advantage to that over, say, a AK-47 until you make it a short barrel rifle. No perceived advantage over an AK-47? Sure there's not, unless you like accuracy, use of your 5.56 brass, use of your 5.56 bolt, feeds better in the AR platform, and is far easier to suppress. Other than that you are correct, no perceived advantage. Balistically. "accuracy" falls under the "ballistics" umbrella. More importantly, the idea is that the 300 Blackout projectile is much more stable and has a better trajectory than 7.62x39. That, along with all of the other things you already spoke about make it a good option for the ues of such a large projectile in the AR-15 platform. |
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Posted: 7/2/2015 6:00:26 AM EDT
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have you ever seen the sizes of the mags...... and then ask the question You need to chill out. OP asked a legitimate question that he didn't know the answer to. |
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Posted: 7/2/2015 6:26:45 AM EDT
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have you ever seen the sizes of the mags...... and then ask the question thou thenthitive 
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Posted: 7/2/2015 9:26:23 AM EDT
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No, I have not. That being said, I do know the receivers are of two different sizes (as I stated in my original post). What I did not know was whether or not there was some "adjust-ability" (for lack of a better term) in the jigs. My question has been answered and apparently there is not. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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have you ever seen the sizes of the mags...... and then ask the question No, I have not. That being said, I do know the receivers are of two different sizes (as I stated in my original post). What I did not know was whether or not there was some "adjust-ability" (for lack of a better term) in the jigs. My question has been answered and apparently there is not. I get what he's asking... Are the Fire Control Group and SEAR pockets the same size on the AR-10 as they are on the AR-15 ? I don't know the answer to the question. since they use the same lower parts kit, I would assume they are the same size pockets with the same interrelated dimensions... so in theory.. you could purchase an AR-10 jig set and rig it to mount to an AR-15 lower (it would just stick out past the pivot pin a little).. Anyone have an AR-10 receiver and an AR-15 receiver that they can photo? (aligning from the safety holes?) |
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