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    New AR10 CSASS

    My first AR10!!!



    This rifle is meant to replicate in concept the Army's desire to rebuild the M110 SASS into the Compact SASS. I interacted with many of the experienced shooters here to verify if the specs were viable, because I was concerned over what I considered to be a minimal barrel length, but several members have trigger time with similar builds, and also precision rifles of this type are set to become very prevalent in several Western militaries. I just hope my skill will be sufficient to match its capabilities!

    Armalite upper
    Noveske lower
    Rainier UltraMatch 16" barrel
    DD 12" Lite handguard
    Nightforce 2.5-10X32 mildot in LT104 mount
    Aimpoint T1 in offset DD mount
    Gieselle SSA trigger
    Rainier Raptor charging handle

    Weight without bipod: 11 lbs. 7 oz.
    Add exactly one pound for bipod & mount











    Thanks everyone for your input!
    "The secret to happiness is freedom, and the secret to freedom is courage." - Thucydides, c. 410 BC

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    Beautiful!

    Now shoot it like you stole it.


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    Very jealous looks nice. I think a 308 ar is going to be my next purchase .

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    Thanks! I just wish it was pre-ban. 10 rounds is not much of a handicap for a precision rifle though.
    "The secret to happiness is freedom, and the secret to freedom is courage." - Thucydides, c. 410 BC

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    Very nice! I love my 308 AR it was my first! Lets us know how she shoots!

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    Meh, truth be known I shoot my 10-shot magazines more than my 20s -- shorter, and the barrel doesn't get so hot.

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    NICE!!!

    I want one of those to go with my 5.56 AR.

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    Very Nice!

    Very Nice Wes!!! I have a few "irons in the fire" right now with different project but I think a 16" inch barreled 7.62 AR is going to be in my near future!! When I see projects like yours, I get real itchy to get started!!!

    Wes, are those Knight's BUIS's you have on there?
    Last edited by BiggLee71; 01-27-13 at 10:38.

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    Yes, those are the new "slimline" Knight's BUIS. I think they are the best out there and I put them on all my ARs. The idea of using an offset MRDS came after I had already bought them for this build, but I don't think they are doing any harm being on there, and they are very light, maybe just an ounce or so.
    "The secret to happiness is freedom, and the secret to freedom is courage." - Thucydides, c. 410 BC

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    Quote Originally Posted by sinister View Post
    Meh, truth be known I shoot my 10-shot magazines more than my 20s -- shorter, and the barrel doesn't get so hot.
    Half as much money in the mag, too! I only shoot Match ammo in my precision rifles, and that stuff ain't cheap!
    "The secret to happiness is freedom, and the secret to freedom is courage." - Thucydides, c. 410 BC

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