Considering an AR10 build or buy...any opinions? I want the AR10 "National Match' either with PMAGs or Armalite ones....from what I heard the Armalite mags are more reliable and smoother than PMAGs.

Only AR10 I've got is a REPR.  I use PMAGS with it.

If we ever get the chance I'll let you shoot it at KR-3 and you can do a self eval on the platform and mags.

I would go with the one that takes PMAGs for the availability and price of them. IIRC, the Armalite mags were something like $30-$40 a piece.

Only AR10 I've got is a REPR.  I use PMAGS with it.

If we ever get the chance I'll let you shoot it at KR-3 and you can do a self eval on the platform and mags.

Repr 

^^^I actually have a 20" and a 16" upper.  16" has a BC brake on it. The 20" has a SF brake.  I'd like to see what Ren can do with it at range, because it is beyond my capabilities at this point.

I want to shoot your REPR and M6IC

^^^I actually have a 20" and a 16" upper.  16" has a BC brake on it. The 20" has a SF brake.  I'd like to see what Ren can do with it at range, because it is beyond my capabilities at this point.

I never shot an AR 10 or 308 AR before so I am not sure what I can do. I'm not trained beyond shooting highpower with an AR, M1 and a Savage F class rifle.

Considering an AR10 build or buy...any opinions? I want the AR10 "National Match' either with PMAGs or Armalite ones....from what I heard the Armalite mags are more reliable and smoother than PMAGs.

I would say buy. I believe Armalite has a lifetime warranty on their AR10's. Back when I was researching the AR10, I found that you don't save much by building it yourself. On the other hand, you would get the experience and the pride of knowing you did it.

I want to shoot your REPR and M6IC

Besides the REPR I have an SPR..............I thought the IC's weren't released yet?

I never shot an AR 10 or 308 AR before so I am not sure what I can do. I'm not trained beyond shooting highpower with an AR, M1 and a Savage F class rifle.

Good marksmanship is still good marksmanship whatever the platform.  I know I have bad habits that creep in due to lack of continued concentration.

You'd love KR-3.  There's some really long range shooting w/optics.  At this point I can say I can hit maybe something the size of a door at 800 - 900 yards, but at that point I'm about out of adjustment with my current scope setup.  I actually have to dial back the magnification to see impact and I'm still pulling Kentucky windage.

Good marksmanship is still good marksmanship whatever the platform.  I know I have bad habits that creep in due to lack of continued concentration.

You'd love KR-3.  There's some really long range shooting w/optics.  At this point I can say I can hit maybe something the size of a door at 800 - 900 yards, but at that point I'm about out of adjustment with my current scope setup.  I actually have to dial back the magnification to see impact and I'm still pulling Kentucky windage.

I have yet to make it out to KR3.  I was planning on helping RSO this past Sunday, but I had family in town and they changed their free day from Sunday to Saturday.

I haven't shot past 450 yards yet with my 700 in 308.  I would say that I would be pretty happy hitting a door at 800-900 yards. . . at least at first.   

I have yet to make it out to KR3.  I was planning on helping RSO this past Sunday, but I had family in town and they changed their free day from Sunday to Saturday.

I haven't shot past 450 yards yet with my 700 in 308.  I would say that I would be pretty happy hitting a door at 800-900 yards. . . at least at first.   

Dood.....................it's friggen hard shooting at that range (800 - 900 yds). The single biggest problem is knowing where your impact is to make corrections.