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Thanks.

Then don’t watch! No one asked you too anyways.

ASC mags.

Hahaha. Damn right! 😂

What are you trying to loose your gun in the woods? 😂 Who cares what color it is. Whatever you hunt isn’t going to be tipped off by the color of your gun 🙄

Yes it is spiral fluted.

I would not do it in 300 wsm and I wouldn’t do a Bull barrel. Don’t get me wrong, I love it, I just wish I would have searched it more. I’m not getting the accuracy out of it like I wanted. It is accurate, but not bolt action accurate. My expectations were to high and to an extent probably unrealistic for a rifle in the AR platform. I probably would have done the build in a smaller cartridge like 6 creedmoor or 6.5 creedmoor. The amount of money I put in it, I could have built or bought a good bolt action rifle chambered in 300 wsm. Again it’s fun as heck to shoot. I get a lot of people that are in awe of it and want to shoot it when I’m at the range. So that awesome.

I have one in 6.5 creedmoor and 308 super accurate one wilson combat barrel and one a faxon .. Do you think the accuracy is bad because of deadshot barrels ? They have no guarantee or return policy there not know for super accurate stuff . But that doesn't mean there barrels aren't. I know you can get very good accuracy out of an ar 10 , I'm just not sold on deadshot . That's my question. Just FYI of you had a creedmoor or 308 you would want a wsm we always want what we don't have lol !

Wanna do a 20 inch 6.5 wsm short barrel blowing away a 26 inch creedmoor by 250 fps.

So the barrel is a green mountain barrel. It’s accurate, sub moa. My expectations were just higher than what they should’ve been. It shoots 2-1/4” groups at 500 yards with one load I worked up. For whatever reason I wanted 1/4 moa 😂 that’s what I’m getting out of old 30-06 bolt action

It feeds great! No issues at all.

@azreloader5968 do you know what your oal is on your hand loads? Im thinking they barely fit in the mag. I'm thinking about doing one of these in 325 wsm ( 8mm ).

@@hunterjager9538 my 168gr A-Max load is my longest at 2.840”. I’d say as long as you stay with a max C.O.L. of 2.860” you should be fine.

First I used a course file then once I thought the opening was big enough I used a finishing file to make it smooth.

If you’re referring to the Timney trigger. It it didn’t have any like strike issues. New issues popped up. I would not recommend using a Timney trigger and a PSA dagger, because Timmy does not recommend any other triggers for that firearm.

I'm interested in building a WSM upper myself (I already have a Mo 70 switch barrel in 300 WSM - factory barrel - and 7mm WSM -Douglas XX premium) for either DPMS or (my preference would be) Armalite platform. I know the overlords hate links in the comments but could you maybe come up with a cryptic and temporary way to insert a way to find you?

@@renaissanceman7145 There isn't any AR 10 bolts made for the Stoner system in WSM magnums. It took me 8 years for the start of sales of my AR 10 uppers in WSM magnums to find the bolts. Thanks for asking and I am an easy person to ask questions from to pass on the how to do something to people not an asshole.

@@renaissanceman7145 I have remembered another importance I learned building AR10 uppers with these magnums is to use a White Oak 18.5 inch gas tube to delay bolt opening stopping smoke and sometimes fire coming from a bolt opening under pressure. Just look up white oak gas tubes then look for the 18.5 inch ones. If you get black smoke residue on the fired cases the bolt is opening under pressure, and you don't want that so change the timing of the bolt opening with the longer 18.5 gas tube.

@@Lure-Benson thanks for the replies! I've found a lot of valuable information on the web but there's no substitute for experience. I have a Bridgeport mill and a Jet 1340T lathe so I have the necessary machinery for the job. I don't have the experience. Where safety is involved I have always paid someone with the proper experience. But, I should probably work toward gaining the necessary experience rather than working toward saving up enough money to pay someone.(?)

How many rounds do you get in the stoner mags?

I’ve thought about, but it’s hard when you’ve got so much money wrapped up into one rifle 🤷‍♂️

I didn’t have to file to much. You’ll have to keep filing until it feeds right. The opening between the feed lips is about 25 thousands bigger than the brass case.

@@azreloader5968 ill just use the calipers to measure 25 thousandths more than the brass width and try. i have one of the same exact mag and my 20rd steel dpms mags are junk even with 308. thanks

Try under the “contact” tab on his website. That’s how I was able to get ahold of him. It took a few attempts.

Thanks! It’s a blast to shoot.

​@@azreloader5968how much did this one weigh in at??

17 pounds empty with the scope attached.

It was a blast to shoot. I dismantled it a few months ago because the barrel got fracture in it. I get am constantly getting into different cartridges, so I plan on doing a different build with the rifle.

Yes it is.

@@azreloader5968 have you come into any headaches or problems with this yet? such as ejector fractures or breaks? im currently building a ar 10 and want more speed than a 308 but more umph than a 6.5.

@@ComeInBlueOver I have not had any issues as of yet. I’ve got about 468 rounds through it and have not had any issues so far. I have a load worked up in a 168gr Nosler accubond long range bullet that is flying at an average of 3,217fps.

Did you have to file the upper any? Or have any ejection problems

@@azreloader5968 how much did you end up having to file off? did you file top and bottom?

There’s nothing “Tacticool” on it. You’ve watched the video correct? Most of the weight is from the barrel and the Magpul PRS stock.

Thanks for the compliment and the info on the forums.

I’m talking about both 300 wsm and 6.8 spc.

I forgot to ask. Is that or do they offer a long action upper? Just so you can load the long high BC bullets

You can’t do 300 prc in an AR10 platform because the length of the cartridge is way to long. You’d have to do a bolt action gun.

@@azreloader5968 They make them in 300 win mag 300 Norma and 338 lapua but Must be a total custom job then and that’s why they are $5k each

Did you use a metal magazine? Mine are made by ASC if I remember correctly. I cut about a half inch off of the plastic limiter that is in the magazine and I cut two coils off the spring. I can fit four rounds in the modified mag.

I have the same brand of metal magazines that you have

I forgot to mention that I did have to file down the feed lips a little on the magazine.

I used the standard rifle buffer tube from Aero.

@@azreloader5968My AR 10 I have done in 375 -300 WSM so I went to a longer 7 position buffer tube and a 5.3 weight buffer to tune down the hammer effects of shooting this dangerous game AR.

Hello. Thanks for the complement. No I have not tried any longer magazines. I don’t intend to at least at this time.

@Rom vin the trigger is a Elftmann tactical ELF straight trigger.

Best solution ive found is 10 rd pmag downloaded to 5. Also on the inside just below the feed lids is a little nub, dremel that off. It keeps shell from fully engaging the feed lip. The rounds stay in there much more securely.

Yea that gun with the break is loud. I forget to put my ears on and fired a shot and the noise hurt my ears so bad they were ringing for 2 days. I’ll never make that mistake again. Since I’m doing my load development, I have fine tuned my adjustable gas block, but most of my brass is ejecting forward. Which means it’s over gassed, but I’ll figure that out when it comes time. So far I’ve come across a load that I’m shooting just barely over 1” groups at 300 yards.

I’ve only had issues the small pistol magnum primers. I’ve had probably 5 out of about 2k that had to be struck twice with the firing pin to ignite. Rifle primers I’ve had zero issues with. I also use cci and federal primers. So far with the cci and federal primers I haven’t had any issues.

Saying you’ll have to modify the feed lips on the magazine, any metal magazine for 308 Winchester will work. The magazines I bought are ASC magazines.

Whats your OAL on your reloads?

Thanks!

Ammo boxes are made out of thin wall metal. Something like a safe uses thick metal. If there should be something that ignites the gun powder in the ammo, a ammo box will split open with a lot less pressure because of the thin metal versus something made with thick metal like a safe. Basically a safe would turn into a bomb because of the pressure buildup from the heat.