Help me select the proper upper receiver assembly for my latest AR15 project. This is the start of completing my last AR lower receiver and I have not yet decided what components I will use. Should I build another AR pistol, an AR carbine, a big-bore AR, an AR hunting rifle, or something different. I discuss the 5 options I am looking at but these are far from what can be done with the lego gun we call the AR-15.
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What did you go with bud? I have the same exact stripped lower and magpul lower kit. Don’t know what to get foe the upper.
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I would go 300 BLK. Huge variety of loads. I'm really considering building a 300 BLK pistol for home defense w/supressor. Heavy sub-sonic loads for defense, and easy to switch to supersonic for long distance, hunting, etc.
you know you want a .50cal Beo,
it hits like a truckload of George Foreman grills at a grill cheese convention. the big bore stuff will probably wear out the lowers but that's part of it. I would build a 6.5 and get some scope time on it. hitting anything at long range is very satisfying! great video brother.
Trying to decide on a upper for my pistol build.
Walmarts in CO and NM have 300blk Barnes made but UMC branded 120gr at about $16/20. I am happy with my 10.5" 300blk but I wasn't cross shopping with larger case head cartridges mainly because of the cost of the barrels, bolts and magazines.
I would say 458SOCOM or 6.5 Grendel.
If I had the money I always thought a DI 10mm magnum would be cool, after all it would just use a a 6.8spc bolt.
Calibers do get pricey! Choose what You can afford!
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