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Aimpoint
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There are plenty of very good M14 Scope Mounts gunsmiths working in the civilian sector and they will do barrel changes at reasonable rates if it is determined to be necessary. Once the barrel is installed on the receiver, ALL of the rest of the work necessary to build a rifle can be accomplished on the M14 Scope Mounts type rifle just as easily as the AR10 type rifle by the individual builder so very little advantage goes to the AR10 verses the M14 Scope Mounts in this aspect. joeblack261

You are responsible for your own actions. No one here ( me, other posters, LT, Arfcom, etc. . . .) is liable if you screw up while reloading or ignore rule one and blow a rifle up. Reloading should be done in a very controlled and distraction free environment. IF you do not have this or cannot provide it for yourself, reloading is not for you. This thread is not intended, designed or adequate to teach you how to reload for your Larue Tactical rifle. It is meant to supplement currently published data. 3. Only Post YOUR data – No posting your Brother in Law or some guy on some other forum’s load data. Gets us back to rule 1 right? If you did not work the loads up, if you did not set up and chrono the rounds, THEN DON’T POST IT. Simple, rocket science not brain surgery. 4. Only Chronographed Data – The load may shoot great at 100, but without the velocity, that’s all it is and it’s a chance for someone to screw up and blow up something. If you post data, it needs to be chronographed and posted in the appropriate format shown below, no exceptions. Velocities are critical to know if the load is safe and figuring out dope. 5. Please minimize chatter – Lets try to keep this thread clean. If you think I need to change something, add something, shove it where the sun don’t shine, please im me and lets not have some 5 page mess of train wreck nonsense in a technical thread. Not saying only post data, but let s leave the bs at the door please and just post what is relevant and useful. 6. No 3 shot Samples – 3 shots is not statistically significant. Please do not post data based off only 3 shots. I want to have data based for 10 shots, but if you can only do 5 for whatever reason, I will accept 5. Please just load 10 rounds. The mag holds 20, so lets gather good data.

I like the M14 Scope Mounts, and will never get rid of my M14 Scope Mounts-EBR or my other standard M14 Scope Mounts. However, I think it’s time the Army ditch the platform all together. Right now the AR10 is a nice temporary solution, might even be “THE” solution for the next 20 years. GeorgeCostanza [Member] 8/11/2010 1:32:19 PM Originally Posted By R0N: That being said, the Army has had issued handing small arms programs for years, the M110 is a fancy version of the Mk11 yet the Mk11 doesn’t have all the issues the M110 has. Don’t even start on the M60 or M16 problems they had when they managed their fielding. Yeah, the M16 had all sorts of problems in the beginning. However, all the big problems have been pretty much resolved, and overall it has served great the past 50 years. I am curious to know who is “they” though, the “they” who are causing the problem managing the fielding? Are you talking about the “Army Decision Makers” in general? Who corrected the M16 problems? Was it not the same “Army Decision Makers” or did an outside source come in? Also who handles the Marines small arms program? From all the clippings I have read, they seem to got their act together. Milo5 [Member]

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Mesa Tactical
Mesa Tactical – At least Mesa Tactical was gracious enough to warranty is for you; I really admire and commend customer service like that. I ended up cutting the top “section” off mine and using outdoor-rated double sided tape to stick it on You laugh, but it actually has worked 100% for about 2-2.5 years [...]

M14 Scope Mounts
M14 Scope Mounts – I have both and use both but would tell anyone who can afford the Mesa Tactical to get it. One difference is the Knoxx will still eat some recoil when firing from the hip as the cam spring in the pistol grib still works.

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