Anyone have any comments on aero 308s?

[USMC0311]

I'm relatively new to long distance and thought this was a pretty decent company. I've done 5-600 with 556 in the military but would really like to get out a little further. I see there rifles used anywhere from $1250-$1500. Any input you guys have ide appreciate. Also how hard are the ar 10 style weapons to build? I've built a few ar15s but have heard the 10s can be tricky seeing which parts will fit what. Any input would be great! Thanks

 

[jimbobborg]

http://www.brownells.com/firearms/r...xTG1jUSs3eFBFRzZseWFEeUJic3ZRY3UxXC9MazV5In0= is on sale $899.99

 

[DaemonAssassin]

Aero M5 is a hard deal to beat for 310 +/-. It isn't that hard to assemble an AR10 as long as it is the DPMS pattern, because it utilizes a lot of AR15 components, like the gas block/tube, buffer tube, castle nut, I think the end plate, the trigger, and a few other parts I think.

 

[USMC0311]

Good to know thank you. There are some really good packages out there for pretty decent prices. I think I'm looking at buying a matched set of receivers and start there. That way I can have everything 100% what I want. And I'm on a budget so I could do a little at a time.

 

[Xshot]

DPMS G2. Pick whichever one suits your fancy, there's about a half dozen variants. Mine has been awesome. Takes all AR15 parts if you decide to upgrade down the line. My 20" Hunter weighs 7.5lbs or so too.