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Maybe. You could use a combination of reamers by carefully controlling depth. It's been done that way, put it that way. Custom reamer is, or course, quickest, easiest, and most repeatable, but expensive. So there are workarounds.You would have to have a custom reamer ground or grind one yourself
Never thought of it that way, but I think you're right. My goal is an AR15 in 44SuperAutomag (2.4" OAL) and an AR10 in .444Marlin Rimless. I figure that'll be a few more months of work. Got most all the parts, already.I personally like the 357 AR on the AR15 chassis better as a quick handling brush gun, but the 444 would be the same on the AR10.
I dunno. It's not horrible muddy, is it? After all, the whole thread started with an AR project. And besides, all these wildcat ideas is where a lot of machining happens.We may need to start a new thread for these AR wildcat builds so we don't muddy this thread.
Well... and a lot of scrap. But I try not to think about that ;-)
Wrat