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Thread: NEW 6.8/SR-556

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    NEW 6.8/SR-556

    Ruger's got something new out.


    A new Ruger SR-556.


    WHAT 6.8spc




    Specs:

    Model: SR-556
    Caliber: 6.8spc
    Weight empty: 7.760 lbs
    Overall length: 36 1/16 in
    Collapsed length: 32 13/16 in
    Barrel length: 16.12 in. (Med/Heavy)
    Rifling twist: 1/10 in.
    Trigger weight: 6 lbs 2.5 oz

    Features:

    Chrome lined bore and chamber
    2x C-Products 27 rd magazine (loaded weight:22.2oz)
    1x C-Products 5 rd magazine (loaded weight:7.6oz)
    mil-spec; 1.1495 in. Buffer tube/receiver extension
    5/8x24 Muzzle thread





    1.1495 in. buffer tube diameter.


    Five pull average of 6 lbs 2.5 oz
    Last edited by deadduck357; 08-29-10 at 17:56.

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    Standard M4-type six position adjustable buttstock.


    Hogue Monogrip


    3x Troy rail covers.


    Troy BUIS front and rear.




    Ruger AC-556 type flash suppressor.


    Sight adjustment tool is hidden in cardboard box.
    Last edited by deadduck357; 09-02-10 at 22:30.

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    BCG





    BCG disassembled.


    Bolt is marked for 6.8spc.


    Piston, regulator, and detent.


    Regulator marked 6.8

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    This is the initial out of box review. A range report will follow soon.

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    Keep us posted, interesting to see another major company build a 556/68 package.

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    I'm glad more companies are backing the 6.8 SPC platform... hopefully prices will be driven down and it will become a lot more realistic caliber for mainstream use.

    Wondering how it compares to a POF, LWRC, or LMT... for a list price of $2,000
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    Street prices average between $1,399 to $1,599.

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    Hey, DD357! Nice looking blaster. Have you had a chance to shoot it yet? Let us know how it runs.

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    Does anybody know why they are making a bolt carrier that does NOT have a shrouded firing pin? Or am I looking at the pictures wrong?

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    Chamber?

    Why no 1n11?
    GET IN YOUR BUBBLE!

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