Any idea if this will work for my Ar-10 (.308)?
1109855
It will work with almost all automatic rifles the velcro straps are plenty long to reach around large diameter forearms.
1109856
I don't know for sure but my guess is yes. The opening is pretty big and the Velcro straps are fairly long so positioning it shouldn't be too much trouble.
1109857
Should work just fine. Same gun just different caliber. Will nhold a few less rounds due to the fact 308 is a larger round.
1109858
i don't see why not plenty of room for the larger 7.62 shell I think you will be ok with this one it works great for me. Hope this helps good luck
1109859
This should function o.k. The mouth on the catcher is more than big enough for the .556, and should catch the .308 shells too. The straps are plenty long to go around most any forearms. Since the .308 casings are a bit larger, the catch bag will fill up quicker, but probably will still hold 15 or 20.
503106
it should work fine, I was using it on the AR platform , and it made it set a little to low. But on a standard rifle , I do not see any problems . good luck, and good hunting
2262760
Yes, I used this on a 308 as well. Great scope for the money. I can easily shoot .5 now.
758151
I have mine mounted on the lower quad rail of my ar style dpms lrt-sass .308 with no problems. It will work just fine for you.
2159081
Yes. Mine performs great on my AR-15. I wouldn't think twice about putting it on an AR-10, hunting rifle or a Mosin Nagant. The bipod is very solidly built and I would buy another one without hesitation.
1759988
It should. I have on an AR-10 and it is a perfect fit. It just slips over the end of the stock. Haven't shot the gun yet to see how much it reduces the recoil.
2005540
It will also fit 308 as well. Check midway USA i believe they are less than $5
1089690
Probably not since AR10 receivers are larger than AR15 receivers. I would look on Brownells web site to check for AR10 tools. Amazon may handle them.
130988
Would work fine as long as you get one long enough. My guess is you need one longer than 38" for that rifle. I would measure the length of the rifle to be sure. They make this longer than 38. Just make sure it is long enough. The one I have is 38 and works fine for AR15 and AR10. Hope this helps.
16904
Works really good on my AR 10 308 cal . I have fired well over 100 rounds { semi-auto} and it holds it zero ....l
1796254
Yes it will work perfectly with any AR.I have one on a 6.8spc upper and another on a R25 308.Both work fantastic.http://www.leupold.com/hunting-shooting/scopes/mark-ar-riflescopes/mark-ar-mod-1-3-9x40mm/
1703533
This scope was mounted on a Marlin Model 336 in .30-30 and also on a Savage .308. The scope held zero just fine and would surely stand up to the mild recoil of an AR-style rifle/carbine.Eye relief is about 3.5". The rings that are supplied with the scope are fine, but I removed the rear sight of the Marlin .30-30 to provide enough room for the front bell.If your AR does not have a front sight, the scope will work; albeit, it is a full-length scope. If you have the standard M4 front sight, you might want to look for a different scope and quick-release mount.
1390886
I have one on a POF 308 and it works fine, dead on target.Have you checked you weapon to see if it's true with just the stock sights. If so then a higher rail may do the trick
1129924
Rick: I see no reason that it won't. The opening in the catcher is large enough for the longer. 308 brass. As long as you have enough separation between the scope mounts (rings in essence) it'll work.
674763
I bolted mine atop an AR15 and am very happy with it. After firing my rifle, my son said he was going to buy one for his AR10.
489025
Yes they will I own these and have them on my 308 ar10 they work great couldn't of ask for better quality plus they fold up under my scope scope with no problem then hit the button they flip out and stay zero never had the rezero them after about 3 thousand RDS through it and plenty of mag dumps I give this product 10 out of 10
2001070
I'm sure it will be fine on an AR-10 for distances up to 100 yards. For anything greater than 100 yards, I'd go with a greater powered scope. I use it on my S