I see lots of guys buying STRIPPED lower AR receivers, but

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24'' AR15 Tactical Rifle Kit, 6.8mm Remington SPC, fluted with chrome lined chamber & bore, 1-9.5 twist $710.00 ADD THREADED MUZZLE Target Crown 5/8x24 threaded muzzle: +$50.00 CHOOSE TRIGGER Standard trigger Rock River Arms match 2 stage: +$105.00 Jard single stage adjustable, 1.5lb: +$127.00 Jard single stage adjustable, 2lb: +$127.00 Jard single stage adjustable, 3lb: +$127.00 Jard single stage adjustable, 4lb: +$127.00 Jewell trigger assembly: +$191.00 Timney drop in match, standard: +$174.00 Timney drop in match, skeletonized: +$239.00 CHOOSE CHARGING HANDLE Standard charging handle Extended latch charging handle: +$3.00 Wook ambi extended latch chg hndl: +$6.00 Tactical latch charging handle: +$9.00 Badger extended latch chg hndl: +$14.00 ADD CARRY HANDLE & REAR SIGHT None Selected Removable carry handle, std aperture: +$75.00 Removable carry handle, NM aperture: +$75.00 Flip rear sight, 4 aperture: +$65.00 YHM flip rear sight: +$75.00 MI flip rear sight: +$85.00 MI low pro flip rear sight: +$85.00 PRi flip rear sight: +$120.00 ADD PICATINNY FRONT SIGHT None Selected Removable front sight, gas block mount: +$45.00 YHM flip front sight, gas block mount: +$65.00 MI flip front sight, gas block mount: +$75.00 YHM flip front sight, forearm mount: +$65.00 MI flip front sight, forearm mount: +$75.00 CHOOSE HANDGUARD Aluminum free float, knurled Alum. free float, knurled, swivel stud: +$10.00 Alum. free float, fluted: +$10.00 Alum. free float, fluted, swivel stud: +$20.00 Alum. free float, fluted & knurled: +$10.00 Alum. free float, fluted & knurled, swivel stud: +$20.00 YHM free float 4 rail: +$140.00 YHM free float 4 rail with end cap: +$156.00 YHM smooth free float: +$140.00 MI 2 piece free float 4 rail: +$230.00 Young vented free float 4 rail: +$155.00 CHOOSE BUTTSTOCK A2 buttstock A2 buttstock, green: +$10.00 LE buttstock LE buttstock, green: +$10.00 CAR 4 position stock CAR 4 position stock, green: +$10.00 M-4 6 position stock: +$25.00 M-4 6 position stock, green: +$35.00 ACE M4 SOCOM, short: +$145.00 ACE M4 SOCOM, long: +$170.00 ACE skeletonized stock: +$50.00 ACE ARFX skeleton stock: +$50.00 ACE ARFX skeleton entry stock: +$75.00 LMT SOPMOD stock: +$210.00 MagPul PRS adjustable stock: +$210.00 MagPul PRS adjustable stock, green: +$220.00 MagPul URB stock: +$215.00 CHOOSE PISTOL GRIP Standard A2 grip Standard A2 grip, green Stippled hard plastic grip: +$15.00 PSG1 style plastic grip: +$25.00 ERGO SG grip, RH: +$20.00 ERGO SG grip, RH, green: +$20.00 ERGO SG grip, LH: +$20.00 ERGO SG grip, LH, green: +$20.00 ERGO SG grip, Ambi: +$20.00 ERGO Rigid grip, RH: +$17.00 ERGO Rigid grip, LH: +$17.00 ERGO Rigid grip, Ambi: +$17.00 ERGO Tactical Standard grip: +$35.00 ERGO Tactical Deluxe grip: +$45.00 ERGO Tactical Deluxe grip, green: +$45.00 Sierra Precision grip: +$25.00 MagPul MIAD grip kit: +$34.00 ADD BIPOD None Selected Versa-Pod: +$75.00 Versa-Pod with rail adapter: +$120.00 Harris swivel model: +$97.00 Harris swivel model with rail adapter: +$125.00

yes a bit heavy, but impressively accurate,
I have two guys I know that have ordered these and both are impressed

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0D8J4B6ZV?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title
this type (13"-27")can be used off the bench or once extended while sitting on the ground

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Amazon.com

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Superlative Arms Piston Kit System - Set Screw - Mid

www.tacticallink.com

if your intending to use an AR15 clone for medium game like deer or hogs your option ,
of swapping to a different cartridge chambering, from 223 remington can make the rifle a much more effective tool.
Id strongly suggest the 6.8 spc is one of the better options, simply because the almost same physical size magazines
hold 25 vs the 223 cartridges' 30 shots, per mag, these rifles feed and function mostly flawlessly(even better than the original 223 rem in my experience) and the 6.8 has much better retained impact energy past 350 yards,
yet its still a very flat shooting battle cartridge. and yes your ability to handload ammos a big factor,
in your maintaining a decent ammo supply,,( while the 223 rem/5.56 ammo is more easily obtained and cheaper)
there's a very noticeable increase in impact energy with the larger cartridge in practical use., enough so,
that your are much closer to the performance of a true battle rifle like a M14 in 308 win.

Shooter's Reference Load Data for 6.8 mm Remington SPC

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Loads for 6.8 mm Rem. SPC with .277 | 110gr | Hornady V-MAX bullet

Load data for 22 loads in caliber 6.8 mm Rem. SPC with .277 | 110gr | Hornady V-MAX bullet including underlying parameters such as bullet length, cartridge length and case capacity.

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6.8 SPC Brass - Small Rifle - Brass Cases

Hornady V-Max Polymer Tip .277 Diameter 110 Grain (100 Count)

The Hornady V-MAX combines the sharp, pointed polymer tip with the most aerodynamic profile for a high ballistic coefficient. Order it online today.

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