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a7mmnut · February 25, 2011, 05:38 PM

...and what's with all this "civilians" crap? More subgroups--you just gotta love dividing lines. We will be the end of our own 2nd Ammendment rights. Anyways, my buddy and I were shooting his AR-10T that he traded his Bushy five-five-six on, and I complemented him on the accuracy and light recoil. It did indeed feel like a stout .30-30 recoil. That model does push 10 pounds, but it is very well balanced and shoots like a dream. I want a carbine version to get the weight down a little for woods carry. The correct model designation for the one I've got my eyes on is the AR10T-CBNF(whether you like it or not). Armalite is kind in estimating accuracy for each model, IMHO. We shot sub-MOA all morning with factory Hornady 150's.

February 25, 2011, 05:38 PM	#18
a7mmnut Junior member Join Date: February 27, 2009 Location: NC Foothills Posts: 1,150	...and what's with all this "civilians" crap? More subgroups--you just gotta love dividing lines. We will be the end of our own 2nd Ammendment rights. Anyways, my buddy and I were shooting his AR-10T that he traded his Bushy five-five-six on, and I complemented him on the accuracy and light recoil. It did indeed feel like a stout .30-30 recoil. That model does push 10 pounds, but it is very well balanced and shoots like a dream. I want a carbine version to get the weight down a little for woods carry. The correct model designation for the one I've got my eyes on is the AR10T-CBNF(whether you like it or not). Armalite is kind in estimating accuracy for each model, IMHO. We shot sub-MOA all morning with factory Hornady 150's.