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This is gonna cost me

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Why?  I am in the process of building another light weight one for running and gunning.  So far, it's cheaper than my AR as I'm finding a lot of parts on sale now.  The only thing missing now are the barrel and optic.

 

Feeding it is a different story though.  Even if I reload, the bullets themselves are not cheap.  

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im gonna put a really nice parts list together by the time I'm don't building this

Love my 308 ARs.

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Yeah it is nice. Here are the specs

 

CMMG's MK3 lower receivers are machined from 6061-T6 Billet Aluminum and hard coat anodized black. This receiver features an integrated, oversized trigger guard, and upper receiver tensioning screw.

 

Specifications and Features:

Billet machined 6061-T6 aircraft aluminum alloy

Integrated oversize trigger guard

Black anodized finish

Caliber marking: 7.62mm

Uses LR308 Take down and pivot pins, magazine and bolt catch, and .155" Trigger and hammer pins

 

 

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I'm ordering the cmmg builders kit. Then I'll start looking for an upper receiver

Well, if you are picking parts like that, it's definitely going to cost you.  I would probably have to sell some organs to build a Christensen Arms.

What's the intended use for this? Range toy? Or are you chasing the bleeding edge of precision shooting? If you're going for the latter, I'd suggest you skip the .308 caliber altogether and build this in one of the 6mm or 6.5mm calibers.

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