AR10 308 for Sale

Quick Look

The AR-10 was originally developed by Armalite in the 1950s as a lightweight, high-caliber battle rifle. Built around the 7.62x51mm NATO cartridge, it offers greater range and power than its smaller AR-15 counterpart. Today, the AR-10 platform is popular for hunting, long-range shooting, and tactical applications.

Why It's a Top Choice

• Chambered in powerful .308 Winchester or 7.62 NATO
• Highly customizable modular design
• Greater accuracy at long range than 5.56 rifles
• Available in hunting and tactical configurations
• Widespread aftermarket support and upgrades

Key Variants

AR-10 .308

Standard modern AR-10s chambered in .308 Winchester for hunting and long-range targets.

AR-10 6.5 Creedmoor

Optimized for extended-range precision with flatter trajectory than .308.

Battle Rifle AR-10

Configured as a duty-ready platform often used by law enforcement and militaries globally.

Lightweight AR-10 .308

Designed with thinner barrels and reduced materials for hunters covering distance.

AR-10 DMR

Designated marksman variants built for semiauto precision roles in tactical teams.

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Best Use Cases

• Long-range hunting
• Precision rifle competition
• Law enforcement marksman use
• Military-style collection builds
• Range training with .30-cal platform

FAQs

What is the difference between AR-10 and AR-15?

The AR-10 uses larger 7.62 NATO or .308 rounds for more power and range than the 5.56 AR-15.

Can I use .308 Winchester in my AR-10?

Yes, most AR-10 rifles chambered in 7.62x51 NATO will safely fire commercial .308 Winchester.

How does an AR-10 compare to the SCAR 17S?

AR-10s are modular and lower-priced; the SCAR 17S offers premium construction and military field use.