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I've used a number of different brand barrels in my Armalite builds and overhauls. The major difference is in the gas port placement reference the rear of the barrel extension -- it's a simple quarter of an inch.
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I have built a number of "A" type rifles (those that use the SR-25 / DPMS magazine) and found a few favorites. I apologize in advance because I do not own an A-series Armalite yet to speak from first-person experience.
If you can find Israeli-made E-Landers they are black finished-polished stainless steel and duplicate Knight SR-25 factory magazines. They are minimum-dimension size to fit otherwise tight magazine wells (like my LMT).
I only own one plastic MagPul magazine because I wanted to know if it would fit a tight LMT. It does but does not drop free.
Optics Planet carries Gen2 and Gen6 Israeli Military industry SR-25 magazines that will accommodate military-length M118LR cartridges at 2.830". You can get them blocked for 3, 5, or 10-rounds for states with round limits for deer season.
I also have Dura-Mags that work well in a Matrix and Diamondback DB-10. They a tight fit and do not drop-free in my LMT.
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I love Armalites and I tailor them for what I want them to do. Carrying a lot and shooting little (but when I do I need it to hit where I'm aiming) to deliberate 1,000-yard competition, not giving away points are separate requirement sets.
I have Geneseo Armalites but no Arizona or Texas rifles (yet).
Here are some builds I've had over the years.
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Howdy!
I am an old man and retired soldier. I have been blessed by God and the United States Army to develop better ways to break things and kill the enemies of our nation.
I love the Armalite AR-10T platform.
As an American man with tools and a calculating mind I tinker with rifles to squeeze out best performance -- measured in competition against worthy opponents at the National Matches at Camp Perry, Ohio, and dirty places around the world.
Hopefully I can help others get the most out of their hardware and software.
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I can't even get somebody on the phone to try an place an order, CS got lost in the move from Illinois.
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bought factory new years ago. The serial number is AT0005xx. It has the factory stainless steel barrel with 1:10 twist and less than 100 Federal 168 grain GMM through it. It easily shoots 1/2” moa, at 100, with me behind the trigger, golf balls at 200, eggs at 300, and 3” AR500 plates at 400. That’s the longest I have shot it.
I love this gun and have looked for a second one for years with no luck. I heard there were very few made. Does anyone know how many were actually made? Where to find another one in like new condition? Or, the value of the one I have? Thanks for any information.
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Fast forward to 2025!
If you've reached this post you're either an old member or a new one. Thanks for checking out AR10T.com
It's not back to the glory that it once was but with some time and a little activity maybe it'll see some bright days ahead.
There's been a few new members over the past month or two so don't be shy and say hello and let's see if any familiar faces stop by and say 'hi' .
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