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Well MSH may have more on this than I, but to my knowledge there are only two types of AR-10 types (not AR-10s) that have the uninterrupted top rail....KAC's SR-25, which you may be able to buy on but not sure it would fit...better check on that one...and LaRue's OSR, oops 
just checked....LWRC as well,.....here are the links.
larueosr.com/laruetacticalstealthosropti...omplete762rifle.aspx
www.lwrci.com/p-120-repr.aspx
www.knightarmco.com/images/sr25.html
as I said not sure they will inter change with the AR-10.
Personally I really don't see the need for it, as far a increased accuracy, the full rail has no effect to my knowledge, I may be wrong on that. Being you are building a Carbine, just my two cents, I really don't think it is necessary to go FF, now for the longer barrel I would say maybe, it depends on how accurate you want to be. Does it have an effect on the MOA, I have read that it can be so small that it was not worth the extra $$$$$ for a FF.
"""""EDIT"""""" unless you are shooting out to 800 yards and then some....
As I said, I have pulled down sub-MOA at a 100 yards with mine, so my friend you have to be the judge on that one.....I think you would do just fine with the two piece drop in railed fore arm...
As for the suppressor, it should come with a flash suppressor that the suppressor attaches to, depending on which one you buy...MSH can shed more light on this one.....And as for your CO, tell him that it never hurts to be multi-trained, it actually make you worth more in the field, you can fix bodies and weapons....now that's a MEDIC..
BMS
just checked....LWRC as well,.....here are the links.larueosr.com/laruetacticalstealthosropti...omplete762rifle.aspx
www.lwrci.com/p-120-repr.aspx
www.knightarmco.com/images/sr25.html
as I said not sure they will inter change with the AR-10.
Personally I really don't see the need for it, as far a increased accuracy, the full rail has no effect to my knowledge, I may be wrong on that. Being you are building a Carbine, just my two cents, I really don't think it is necessary to go FF, now for the longer barrel I would say maybe, it depends on how accurate you want to be. Does it have an effect on the MOA, I have read that it can be so small that it was not worth the extra $$$$$ for a FF.
"""""EDIT"""""" unless you are shooting out to 800 yards and then some....
As I said, I have pulled down sub-MOA at a 100 yards with mine, so my friend you have to be the judge on that one.....I think you would do just fine with the two piece drop in railed fore arm...
As for the suppressor, it should come with a flash suppressor that the suppressor attaches to, depending on which one you buy...MSH can shed more light on this one.....And as for your CO, tell him that it never hurts to be multi-trained, it actually make you worth more in the field, you can fix bodies and weapons....now that's a MEDIC..
BMS
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Sam, just my opinion mind you so take it for what it's worth....
The Drop-ins from MI are very solid and dependable, not to sure on the look of the E-1, if you really want to go free float, then get the sass one from armalite, have them install it at the factory when you order your rifle....that way it is all together when you get it..
and you will probably save your self a 100 bucks or better over the E-1, again just my two cents, but I will say that I have no problems with mine....and for building a KISS rifle, well that term is all in the holder's opinion...for me, I consider mine a KISS for the most part, except I can change out from short range or CRE as I like to call it...(close range engagement) to mid to mid-long distance with the throw of a few levers, again, it is all depending on what YOU want....two cents spent
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The Drop-ins from MI are very solid and dependable, not to sure on the look of the E-1, if you really want to go free float, then get the sass one from armalite, have them install it at the factory when you order your rifle....that way it is all together when you get it..
and you will probably save your self a 100 bucks or better over the E-1, again just my two cents, but I will say that I have no problems with mine....and for building a KISS rifle, well that term is all in the holder's opinion...for me, I consider mine a KISS for the most part, except I can change out from short range or CRE as I like to call it...(close range engagement) to mid to mid-long distance with the throw of a few levers, again, it is all depending on what YOU want....two cents spent
BMS
It is better to have and not need, than need and not have.
If you think it is time to bury your guns, it is time to dig them up....
"Fight back! Whenever you are offered violence, fight back! The aggressor does not fear the law, so he must be taught to fear you. Whatever the risk, and at whatever...
If you think it is time to bury your guns, it is time to dig them up....
"Fight back! Whenever you are offered violence, fight back! The aggressor does not fear the law, so he must be taught to fear you. Whatever the risk, and at whatever...
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