Which caliber for the Prototype Build 7.62x39 or 5.56 Nato?
OK Pandemians, I want to hear from you on which caliber you would like to see a build I have nicknamed the "Prototype" chambered in. At this point I have a hand selected pre-anodized set of a la naturale receivers from American Spirit Arms, an Ace Ultralight stock, Barnes Precision Machine parts kit, and a 15" Apex Machine free float forend.
Let's hear what you think between 7.62x39 or 5.56 Nato.
UPDATE -
This build has been swapped and changed around considerably since I first embarked on this build. Origainlly I planned the Apex 15" forend, however I loved that forend on my ASA SIde charger. Then I attached a Mark IV Geissele forend with a liquidation 5.45x39 Russian surplus ammo chambered barrel seen below. The barrel and handguard were moved to another build and a Carbon FIber AP Industries forend was installed along with a Ballistic Advantage Match Grade 5.45x39 Russian surplus ammo chambered barrel. Look for the review here http://www.majorpandemic.com/2013/11/A-Tale-of-Two-545x39-AR15-builds-the-Great-the-Good-the-Ugly.html
6 comments:
7.62x39, of course. 5.56 is boring.
I would go with 5.56/.223 I just think that the 7.62x39 ar mags are a bit of a joke.
This looks like the beginning of an interesting article
7,62 any day buddy...
I guess it's cheaper and puts a lot of punch on whatever you hit with it.
also, it should be cool to have a ak-47 crosbred with a ar-15... LOL
5.56 it is mor common im wetern countries.
300 Blackout.
Obviously.
Great looking build. I did my first one in 5.56. I am starting a 7.62 now. Parts are in, just have to get started.
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