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Did you dye all the furniture? Can you post a pic of the rifle?Originally Posted by masakari
I got one of those pistol grips to put on my ArmaLite, I didn't wind up liking it. Maybe I'm too used to what I already have on there, but the edges behind the trigger guard just didn't feel natural to me. I RIT dyed it to match the original color, now I'm not sure what to do with it.
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Wow, what a rifle!Now with 100% more authentic grip.
There's not much left to complain about. Brownell's has really knocked it out of the park style-wise. A few minor issues still exist but nothing that will keep me from enjoying the rifle.
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They gotta be out there somewhere if they made an article in the Rifleman.
https://www.americanrifleman.org/art...brn-10a-rifle/
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One of the few I have seen who got the light barrel version with the black furniture. Do you think you made the right choice? Beautiful rifle.
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https://www.americanrifleman.org/art...olmarfirearms/
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Mas, I'm impressed, pretty cool stuff.Dark Brown. It's simple! I also dyed my M&P45 that color, looks great.
And here are some of the AR10B with my Springfield M1 Garand
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I wanted the light bbl more than the fluted one. All I ever see is the BRN-10A, and I just wanted to try something different.
The rifle is shockingly light. I need to take it to the range quickly.
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Let us know how it shoots.
Mine shoots pretty well although it had some erratic ejection and a failure to eject. I replaced the Brownell's bolt with a Tool Craft dual ejector bolt. I also replaced the stock rifle gas tube with a custom gas tube from Black River Tactical. This new gas tube has a .086" orifice.
The combination of new bolt and reduced gas tube seems to have smoothed things out quite a bit. Recoil feels about the same but ejection is much more consistent.
More testing is in order but I'm happy with the results.
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Read that there are still a couple few countries at least that still have some AR10s tucked away, but not a lot is known. Maybe one day could come in as parts kits. Would love to have a Portuguese AR10.
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