Bearcatrp wrote:Thanks folks. Since I already have a 338LM bolt, did look into the 338 federal. 458 is looking better each time I read about it though. What upper is needed? Would think that big of a caliber requires larger than a AR10 upper.
Holland&Holland wrote:Bearcatrp wrote:Thanks folks. Since I already have a 338LM bolt, did look into the 338 federal. 458 is looking better each time I read about it though. What upper is needed? Would think that big of a caliber requires larger than a AR10 upper.
No, that is the beauty of it. It is an ar15 upper and lower, just change the bolt, barrel and mag.
Ghost wrote:Holland&Holland wrote:Bearcatrp wrote:Thanks folks. Since I already have a 338LM bolt, did look into the 338 federal. 458 is looking better each time I read about it though. What upper is needed? Would think that big of a caliber requires larger than a AR10 upper.
No, that is the beauty of it. It is an ar15 upper and lower, just change the bolt, barrel and mag.
Why not the 450 Bushmaster? I believe I read it operates at a higher pressure and has more bullet selection for the re-loaders.
Holland&Holland wrote:Of course it can’t hold a candle to 6.5 Grendel.
Holland&Holland wrote:Ghost wrote:Holland&Holland wrote:No, that is the beauty of it. It is an ar15 upper and lower, just change the bolt, barrel and mag.
Why not the 450 Bushmaster? I believe I read it operates at a higher pressure and has more bullet selection for the re-loaders.
.452 not .458 less selection not more.
FJ540 wrote:The .458S uses an AR15 upper, but you need to mill out the ejection port to clear the brass.
Some guys have even done it with a Dremel.
Bearcatrp wrote:Not jumping on anything now. Just looking at options. The Beowulf has always intrigued me. But after learning a bit more on the 458 socom, it’s a toss between the two. So what barrel length is optimum for the 458?
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