8.6 blackout build // Ar 10 Aero Precision custom builder set part 2

I wanted to build an 8.6 blackout as soon as I started hearing the chatter about the cartridge. I waited for a while so more products would hopefully hit the market and it would grow into a more mainstream cartridge. 2 years later I’m still kind of waiting for that to happen, but I dove in and built one. In this video I get the primary arms LPVO mounted with a warne scope mount. I also got some Tromix muzzle devices to try out on this gun. In the future I’ll do a video comparing the different muzzle devices.
Hopefully I didn’t build a gun in a caliber that doesn’t catch on, but looking at the history of the 300 blackout, I’m hoping this follows the same path.

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