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Forgive my ignorance, but what uppers will fit on this?
Any .308 upper? DPMS? I could be wrong, but I thought some mfgs had differences making them incompatible...
Any .308 upper? DPMS? I could be wrong, but I thought some mfgs had differences making them incompatible...
This upper in stock for $399 http://akpartskits.com/cart/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=489 .
Should be any MIL-SPEC weapon for that lower size.. Like an M4.. if you have a mil-spec RRA (Rock River Arms) lower you can use DPMS, Bushmaster, Colt, CMMG, Etc... So you can use for this 308 lower.. DPMS, Knight Manufacturing (I.E. Stoner rifle), RRA, etc.. any 308 upper should be able to be used. but still check with the manufacturer.
The problem comes with that the AR-10 is not "mil-spec", since the military doesn't have specifications for an issued .308 AR, the closest thing would probably be the SR-25 as far as a mil-spec .308. Also they all use different mag designs, so most likely have different bolt configurations, especially with the LAR-8, and I know that most SR-25 parts are not compatible with the AR-10
Either way, this is a great deal on a AR-10 lower!
AR10 type weapons don't enjoy the same level of parts interchangeability as do AR15's. It's a real pain in the *** when it comes to mags for them. DPMS & SR-25 mags can be interchanged & I beleive maybe some early Armalites (not sure about that one)....surely there is an AR10 guru around here that could clear this up..:huh:
I dont recall any compatibility with early AR-10 mags, since they were basically converted M-14 mags.
so the waffle mag is a converted M14 mag?
Yes that is correct. But for clarity I will add "their second generation of mags for their current rifles" AKA the Armalite 10's that use the converted M14 style mags.The waffle mags are basically SR mags. Now armalite are in their second generation of magazines, which are no longer converted mags IIRC.