the draw is crazzzyyy

No freaking recoil at all

Thank you for sharing your results! The Gorilla velocity has to be an error. Gorilla shows a MV of 1970 fps on their website for the 210 gr Barnes TSX load out of a 12" barrel. 50% higher seems out of the realm of possible, especially when you consider most loads/powders for the 8.6 Blackout are designed to max out MV in shorter barrels. Please don't assume you can work up to 3000+ fps based on a likely error.

Where did you find the colt mag lower? Do they (bca) sell that?

Fun gun

Nice gay ass Weaver Stance. 1976 wants you back.

I don't load to save money my loading room is my store it depends on what kind of shooting I'm going to do for instincts i carry about 25 to 30 different 30cal bullets i can't go to the store and find anything near that on the shelf in loaded ammo and i can take any of them 30cal bullets and load them for 4 different 30cal rifles i have i have a better selection of 30cal ammo then any store that is why i reload and the same goes for all the calibers i own i can try different brass with different bullets or different primers something you could never get from the store.

Enjoy the jokes and video , good stuff man. I like the channel

Merry Christmas

I need that shirt

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AA1680 is very nasty. As in dirty. I've been working with N110. 1,500fps is max if you want to reuse your brass. I used a Barnes 285gr LRX. The POS, skinny, rough, Faxon barrel is clearly whipping based on 100yd targets and the way the groups move with powder charge.

Great video Sir. My opinion, if anyone is spending "a few thousand" dollars on one AR, they're clearly not doing enough self education. All the videos I've seen by experts say the same thing, spend your money on training and ammo and not your firearms. I agree with them.

Bear Creak is selling complete rifles for $370 in a few different calibers

Scott what happened to the 8.6? I need more accurate load data. Faxon data is crazy for Supers

I have Barnes 160gr TTSX and Hornady 185 CX. I went with Faxon load data. Subs 285gr were 1098fps 16gr 1680, Supers 160gr 1680 38gr crazy numbers I thank the Lord gun didn’t blow up, 7826fps. I don't know if thats accurate or not. Shot 3 rounds first 2 Caldwell says 580 then 7826. I was told by 8.6 guys not to trust Faxon data

Nothing says "professional content creator" like an annoying flashing light and big ass watermark on your video.

I love the content man. This feels like an average guy telling you about his experience with no elitism or holier than though syndrome. Thanks!

I wish I would have followed your advice. I ordered a 458 SoCom upper from BCA . Problem is I can't find Ammo for at my local shops. . So I bought brass bullets and dies . I been ready to reload for it. I can find 450 Bushmaster ammo . If Sami ever approved the 458 socom the ammo will be more abundant.

I'm considering building my 1st AR 10 .it will be either a 243 or a 6.5 CM . I'm going with a Aero Lower Aero parts kit. Aero upper and BCG..I'm taking your wisdom about doing the research . I don't like over spending middle of the road is my motto .

This is my first time viewing your videos. Thanks for explaining the differences of the type of triggers.

nice looking gun you got yourself

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Well that’s just one rednecks opinion about what Montana is. Go to Missoula to a coffeehouse where there’s someone who is a lot more intellectual and they’re sitting there having a nice cup of coffee and I will tell them that a redneck with a gun is “Montana“. Sorry apparently you’re wrong you rednecks don’t wanna stay if you think you do maybe you should move to Texas where you can hang out with a whole bunch of people who are like you

I use pulled 223 bullets and surplus powder. Pick up brass at the range. But I also bought primers when they were cheap. I also buy pulled down brass that still has the primer in them. When I run low on primers. I probably will go with cheap import primers for my plinking ammo. I like my AR15 from Bear Creek Arsenal. But I did buy a AR10 chambered in 6.5 Creedmoor. It was a nightmare. Coating was mostly gone after one trip to the range. Gas port hole was undersized. Gun would not cycle. Primers were cratered. Case swipe. It also had a AR15 buffer spring. The bolt was not a high pressure bolt. I did some research. Installed a tubbs flat wire recoil buffer spring. The gun cycled. But I still had case swipe and primer cratering. I also watched a video about how to check if the lower was out of spec. You squeeze the trigger with the gun on safe. If the trigger pins move up and down. It is out of spec. So I squeezed my trigger. The hammer pin moved up and down. The trigger pin some. But the hammer spring. Was ridiculous loose. I know why the gun had a AR15 buffer spring in it. Because they didn’t want to use a high pressure bolt. And by having a AR15 recoil buffer spring. If should be ok with a smaller gas port. I also don’t like the cheap bolts that are holding the gas key. It was going to cost a small fortune to make it right. I sold it and bought a Palmetto State Armory in 6.5 Creedmoor. Agree with the 22LR being a great way to save money. In fact it is scary how expensive it is to shoot these days. When I go to the range. Everyone seams to be shooting 223, 7.62x39 and 22LR. And they are only at the range for a hour. God bless. And look forward to more of your videos.

Been considering the dedicated 22lr upper appreciate the review

So the channel is going to be re-branded as "DiabetesFueledFirearms"? Glad to know you're still going, brother. Been wondering.

Lol. Pvp. A truck stop double blowout sounds horrible. Im T1- Im glad that you didnt have major complications. Highly recommend a CGM so you dont have to poke fingers as often. If you have questions reddit is a great place to get started with those.

FINALLY !!! someone who did there homework ! knows the difference between a 308AR and an AR10 BRAVO!!! glad to see your trying to educate everyone , you explained the facts, a lot of people don't realize all these differences, even in true Armalite there's differences there's a AR10-A lower and a AR10 -B lower one takes AR10 mags the other takes dpms mags, yep it can be a challenge you really need to do your homework !!! GOOD VIDEO!!!!

"Polish that turd all day long" 😂

I built a AR47 with a stainless 20.5 inch heavy fluted barrel with a 308 diameter bore. I reload. And 308 diameter projectiles are less expensive. Especially 125 grain. Especially when they are on sale. Gun is extremely accurate. I have owned a total of four different AR47s. Have not broken a bolt yet. Don’t over gas it.😂😂

I am close to 2k and will know if my parts work together once I receive them, ordering kind of blind because it is my first .308 built, i am not sure I understand DPMS pattern, M5 hi, M5 low relation of lowers, uppers seems in this platform there are 3 different fits, so that being said the only way to know is when parts arrive; I could not find a low M5 so went with AP high M5 handguard/upper, dont like the idea much but could not get anything else in FDE which is color of choice for this build. lower will be from an 80% and cross fingers, of course I will know if it works before I cut it, barrel is WC super sniper 20" could not find WC BCG so went with Fail Zero which also would support 6.5 if deciding to upgrade in future, buffer? got the standard carbine M5 kit or the KynShot rifle, low profile AP gas block and rifle tube and see how everything plays out...only way to make it right is to try it.

Great video... I started with a Lee kit had it for about 3 months then I seen myself upgrading little by little. I think over all books material I spent close or more of what you said. I have okay dies but haven't really bought expensive dies since I make it work what I have. Keep up the great videos.

*I've had no issue with 285 ELD Hornaday, subsonic of course*

I’m more interested in getting the most consistent and accurate round I can get.

I've been handloading for almost 40 years, good honest advice. One thing I will add is that I absolutely love doing it. On a cold winter day in the Northeast I can spend a whole Saturday in my man cave listening to the radio punching out and developing loads and love every minute of it.

If you are checking your comments? I'm having an issue with the barrel or the bolt is scaring 2 vertical lines in the necks of the case. Looks like the bolt is dragging the shell across the ramps.

It looks like possible protection or independence from ammo shortages, but only if components are available. It’s all expensive nowadays.

So in short, DON'T DO IT. Haha.

This content is on point! I rather hear stuff like this from channels like your rather than a KZbin superstar with rifles more expensive than my 96 explorer 🤣 Thanks!

I have been reloading since the 1990's. I have seen my share of people get into reloading, spend a bunch of money on equipment and after a short time quit. You have to enjoy the process of reloading or it is not worth the time and money spent. Saving money should be way down on the list of reasons to get into reloading.

Trans? Shooter?

First. 😅 Lol.

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Might be all lies, but I think they are the only pre-ban forged lowers that have no auto-sear block. Also worth a ton in Connecticut and maybe another state because they have to have pre-ban guns still. Haven't seen lowers worth more.

Preban Pac West Arms. These lowers are worth a fortune, over 1500$.

Get a holster man

Difference in internal wall thicknesses near the head between the 6.5 Creedmore and a .308. It will be interesting to see your powder density/pressure indications between the two.

Any ftf's

Have you had any problems with yours trying to go full auto and firing 2 to 3 rds with one trigger pull