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My new AR10 arrived!!!!!! :)))))
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12 years 6 months ago #11693
by sansone
Replied by sansone on topic Re: My new AR10 arrived!!!!!! :)))))
The Magpul plastic handguards look and feel better than the stock handguards and work well with your delta-ring. Magpul rails attach easily too.
You will need a cheap handguard removal tool or "sailor-mouth" is next
follow the Armalite procedure for barrel break-in..
many argue the importance of break-in but if the manufacturer wants it, that's proof enough for me. Besides, it can do no harm cleaning the bore correctly, just be certain not to damage the muzzle crown. That can be ruined by improper cleaning.
As a matter of fact, you would be better off NOT cleaning the bore if you don't do it correctly.
some things to remember:
Always engage the cleaning rod from the chamber, NEVER the muzzle.
try to keep the brush wet with cleaning fluid or thin oil.
Do not pull the brush back when it exits the muzzle, unscrew it.
avoid stainless brushes (too hard)
Always push a dry, clean patch through when finished cleaning
never use abrasive paste in your bore
bore-snakes are OK for field cleaning if you pull from chamber to muzzle
never fire corrosive or questionable ammo
keep the bolt & carrier lubed
never overheat the barrel
ENJOY YOUR PREMIUM AR10
You will need a cheap handguard removal tool or "sailor-mouth" is next
follow the Armalite procedure for barrel break-in..
many argue the importance of break-in but if the manufacturer wants it, that's proof enough for me. Besides, it can do no harm cleaning the bore correctly, just be certain not to damage the muzzle crown. That can be ruined by improper cleaning.
As a matter of fact, you would be better off NOT cleaning the bore if you don't do it correctly.
some things to remember:
Always engage the cleaning rod from the chamber, NEVER the muzzle.
try to keep the brush wet with cleaning fluid or thin oil.
Do not pull the brush back when it exits the muzzle, unscrew it.
avoid stainless brushes (too hard)
Always push a dry, clean patch through when finished cleaning
never use abrasive paste in your bore
bore-snakes are OK for field cleaning if you pull from chamber to muzzle
never fire corrosive or questionable ammo
keep the bolt & carrier lubed
never overheat the barrel
ENJOY YOUR PREMIUM AR10
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12 years 6 months ago #11734
by Moby
Replied by Moby on topic Re: My new AR10 arrived!!!!!! :)))))
Sorry for the delay in pictures bro's. I also got a new camera and am just figuring out how to use it. It's got lot's of buttons.
This is my new flat top AR 10 (drum roll please) It's got a chrome lined 16" barrel and Bushnell 4X scope. The scope is lower end but surprisingly clear and bright. For a noob I think Gary Sansone took good care of me. Not knowing much about high powered rifles he could have easily talked me into to higher end stuff. He acually talked me out of buying things I didn't need. Anyway, here she is.
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This is my new flat top AR 10 (drum roll please) It's got a chrome lined 16" barrel and Bushnell 4X scope. The scope is lower end but surprisingly clear and bright. For a noob I think Gary Sansone took good care of me. Not knowing much about high powered rifles he could have easily talked me into to higher end stuff. He acually talked me out of buying things I didn't need. Anyway, here she is.
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