https://www.brownells.com/magazines/rifle-magazines/magazines/ar-308-retro-magazine-prod130460.aspx
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https://www.brownells.com/magazines/rifle-magazines/magazines/ar-308-retro-magazine-prod130460.aspx
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Ah, that explains it. I was searching for “waffle” and I guess Brownells search only looks at item name. Plus on my phone there is no ability to filter by manufacturer. Thanks!
You may have seen all this but Brownell’s has a -10A and a -10B. Guns are generally identical other than color of furniture. Also, the A has a fluted heavy barrel and 3-prong flash hider while the B has a lighter profile barrel and a birdcage hider.
In addition to two complete rifles Brownell’s is also selling parts. We can now buy uppers, lowers, a couple different barrels, etc.
Using pics on the site below and Brownell’s parts it should be possible to come up with a clone (or two) of rifles that have previously never been available.
http://www.ar10.nl/all_model_overview.html
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My Brownell M16A1 does not suffer from these flaws. Furniture is remarkably like some SP1 stuff I compared it to.
Now I’m even more interested…
Carbine stock kit for BRN-10
https://www.brownells.com/rifle-parts/stock-parts/buttstocks/brn-10-carbine-stock-assembly-prod130546.aspx
Upper kits with 18 & 16 inch barrels
https://www.brownells.com/rifle-parts/receiver-parts/receivers/upper-receivers/brn-10-upper-receiver-builder-s-set-prod130544.aspx
Barrel kits (16” 18” 20”)
https://www.brownells.com/rifle-parts/barrel-parts/rifle-barrels/ar-308-carbine-barrel-assemblies-prod123599.aspx
The most interesting part of that, to me, is that B5 is making the N1/fiberlite stocks for Brownell’s. Maybe that means we’ll get the full spectrum of B5 colors in them, too…
Their Armalite 20 rd mags look to be @ 50.00$
with shipping and taxes.
I guess I have enough.
I can agree with this 100%. While I’m not too impressed with the current type D stock reproduction scheme I think the grip and handguards are well-done. Not the same chop-gun fiberglass material used back in the 60(s) - 80(s) but the same or better in strength without being as prone to chipping and somewhat lighter too. I’m very satisfied overall. The current light lime-type green used for the current 601 furniture needs to be changed ASAP.