BEST BUDGET AR10 that Doesn't Suck - Aero Precision M5

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AR 10 arrow, let's clash with it, NATO is real, ours, guys, let's go for it today. We're talking about the AR 10, let's get into it, so first I'll have this video in two parts. I'm going to give sort of a brief overview, run through some additional material by looking at the gun itself and talking about what it specifically is. es and then at the end I'll give you more space for my general opinions on it and give you a better idea of ​​this gun and what I think of it and why I think it's the

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Get your AR 10 bucks because there are plenty of cheaper options out there, but I personally wouldn't go any lower than this and I wouldn't recommend going any lower either because I think you get a lot more than what you pay for. because when you jump into this right out the door, why an AR-10 will typically be because you can get it in much larger calibers than an AR-15 chambered in five five six, you're really limited by the Magwell of the ar-15 and when you jump to the ar-10 you get much more powerful calibers, this specific one is chambered in 308 Winchester, but you can also usually get them in 65 Creedmoor which is another excellent round and they are both very long. distance or better hunting weapons than a typical 556.

I really think having the ability to reach out and touch something a little further away is definitely what sets the ar-10 apart from the ar-15, besides being pretty cool and making a lot of loud noises now when you get it and it's tens, It is not as standardized as a typical AR-15, so you will have some problems if you try to use mismatched parts or if you try to choose a few manufacturers due to part compatibility. It's not as stripped down and refined as the 15, A or 10 have issues and a big reason for that will be the profile of the upper and lower receiver, basically how the upper and lower meet at the rear.

There is what is called DPMS pattern and Armalite pattern. The DPMS pattern has generally been considered the standard and many more are moving to a DPMS pattern receiver size but there will still be some that are light armed and if you go with something like Palmetto State Armory you will run into the problem that actually is its own weird variation of DPMS where only your upper and lower receivers will work together, while something like this Precision Aero upper and lower set fit together perfectly, so my personal recommendation is when you build. or buy an ar-10 you will want to make sure the upper and lower receiver are from the same company, many other parts are compatible independently and will work, but you are specifically what I want to match your upper and lower receiver so you don't have problems of fit now the sky is the limit like AR-15s like anything in the world, eventually you're going to get that kind of sweet spot where we're spending more money. you'll necessarily get the same amount of performance, well you can definitely build an AR-10 for around $800 fully built.

I think the sweet spot is in that 13 to $1,500 range where you get a lot for your money, but you're not spending 3 grand on the gun that's significantly more expensive while also being marginally better. I'm not going to say this gun is as good as a $3,000 gun, but it's pretty good for the money and that's ultimately why I chose it. This upper and lower arrow

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as my gun base. I definitely think the accuracy of the arrow when you get the lower receiver and the upper receiver fully built. I think that's the way to go. This weapon is actually a precision arrow primarily construction.

I have a Accuracy of the arrow does not destroy my bottom with the Gatson flag that you have seen normally in some of my other previous videos. The same logo. The arrow precision on the top is completely built. I have a nickel boron bolt carrier group that I got from a A company called Spice Craft got some great deals on their Precision Arrow Rest with a Viper PST Gen 2 1-6 by 24 Vortex with Excellent Low Power Variable Scope . I mentioned this earlier in this video, but we all know it, as Grantham told us. that looking cool is the most important thing and when you buy an AR 10 or an AR-15 you don't want to be insulted for being poor so I think the arrow accuracy is honestly right on that line where people won't make fun of you on the internet, but you'll still be proud that you didn't spend $3,000 on a gun, so it's the perfect point to not spend too much money but not spend enough money now, this specific rifle with For the barrel length, I chose a barrel 18 inches and is made of knurled stainless steel.

I really like this barrel length and this profile. It's very easy for me to work with and maneuver when I want to go from target to target, but I still feel like I have plenty of accuracy for longer range shots. I took this to about 450 ARDS, it could be a little more, it could be a little less, but around 450 yards and I was getting solid hits on steel and I am very happy with the fact that I am NOT a precision shooter, so an 18 inch barrel for the 308 is perfect for me and it's not so long that it will be unwieldy if I ever decide to hunt with this Now that I installed a VG six gamma muzzle brake, this is not considered a flash hider so that if you ever wanted to not have special features for California gun laws, you could because this is a muzzle brake, it's a standard three port design with some ports on top, it works.

Pretty good, I'll be honest, I was a blast shooting this thing and shooting fast and I had no problem getting the gun to work and stay on target, the wallet worked, it seemed like it was just a smooth machine and I really have attributes. that's due to the overall weight of the gun and the gas system, but I also think this muzzle brake helped a lot now that this upper receiver comes pre-installed with the Atlas s1 handguard. I really like this handguard and got one in a pistol version that I'm currently working on that the top front part is actually ribbed for your pleasure while the rest is nice and smooth giving a nice comfortable shaft.

Some of you may be familiar with this feeling, yes those are words I said and I'll leave them at that. Now there's one of the main drawbacks to this: if you're the type of tactical operator who's going to want to mount all sorts of night vision goggles or laser emitters and all sorts of things on a Picatinny rail on top, you're going to be unable to do that because the top is not drilled or threaded in any way for any mounting however the side and bottom are so keep them when using this they have an option with just the locking slots on the top or Picatinny on the back superior. full slot so keep that in mind if you're going to be mounting things and in general with an AR-10 I don't really see myself mounting much on this, maybe a flashlight but I'm not really going to make a low. light hunting and I'm not going to use this gun for home defense so for me I really just wanted the more comfortable user experience which the smooth shaft definitely offers now as I mentioned before the low receiver

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't step on me logo I have the insurance of Sparrow Dynamics short throw, an LGA Ct trigger.

I could throw it in guys, Lee or maybe one of those little MBT two S's here. The lower parts kit is a standard precision shaft, as well as the buffer tube and shock absorber. When assembling the top, I actually have a Radian Raptor ambidextrous charging handle which I personally really like because with a scope I want to be able to easily grip it from any angle while wearing gloves. I want a nice big latch. I'm not going to use this. gun defense at home, but I want to be able to grab it easily if I choose to use this as a hunting weapon on the back.

I have one of the Bravo Company BCM gunslinger stocks. I really like this stock, it's super stylish but still has a good cheek weld, it's very solid and overall I think for about 50 or 60 bucks you really can't breathe BCM stock now for the scope I have About this bad boy, like I said before, it's the vortex. Viper 1 to 6 I really like this line of scopes without going to their shaver line, which they actually just announced their new Gen 3 1 to 10 shaver, kind of crazy, but without going to the shaver line and spending, you know , between 1,500 and 2,000. dollars I think this is the

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bang for your buck now many of you will say what about the attack you will do and to the people who say what about the attack eagle I say please save the money for this you can get this reach that I have. for around $450 for an incredible deal, but you can easily find it for $500 pretty much any day of the week.

Now I have a single throw lever on this. This is just one of those cattail coasters you get on Amazon. It's for fishing. Basically, just squeeze the boom, throw it from one to six, very easy. I really like a low power variable scope for something I want to shoot on target with, but I still just shoot bullets at close range because honestly, that's 90% of my shooting. be fast and close and I want something with the 1x and I want something that's good for that, but the 6x still gives me enough that each can easily shoot at a couple hundred yards and I'm perfectly happy with that.

The brightness settings are amazing, perfectly bright in daylight, unfortunately you won't get that with a strike eagle and I have tested the strike eagle a lot. I wanted to love it for about $250, but I honestly couldn't recommend it, okay? now my general thoughts on this gun. I love it. I love hitting shots. I love shooting long range. I love the recoil. I love the sound. Honestly, it's an amazing gun and it really

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't. I don't like to say that. The gun is great but I just like it, it has a lot of recoil but not so much that you can't shoot accurately and quickly up close or at range but I think I got this gun for around $1300.

The range really can't be beat, you can definitely get cheap scratch tens, but you can also get much more expensive air tens. I think the accuracy of the arrow is in the perfect price category as long as it's not so expensive that it's ridiculous or not being so cheap that you're getting an inferior product if you're looking for an ar-10 I definitely recommend picking up an arrow Precision built upper and a precision lower arrow by hitting those two together and calling it a day, you can definitely get more involved with the build, but you'll want to do a lot of research when it comes to parts compatibility because you want to make sure everything will work.

As a whole, it will fit and everything will work well. Gas systems are really something. With what you don't want, you want to make sure you get a good combination of parts to make the gun work well and honestly, this gun works perfectly. I love it. I never thought I was going to get an ar-10, but I saw an Air Ten deal for a not-too-bad price and saw a logo that I thought, Hey, that's cool. I like it and I said, "Let's get an AR-10." I hope you enjoyed this video. I hope it wasn't. do you have any questions leave a comment if you like this video leave a like if you want to see more like this let me know if you want to see less like this let me know as always have fun stay safe stay dangerous peace