My big bore is a .450BM (and a .450 Corvette Upper) and I have a Burris XTR 1.5-6 on one and a MTAC 1-4 on the other. I think anything in the range 1-4 to 2-7 is a good fit for the 45 caliber ARs.
I got a wild hair up my ass and ordered a Tromix 458 upper. Judging by the barrels they sell, I'm guessing I ended up with a 1 in 14 16.25 barrel. Any good resources on loading subs or load data in general? Preliminary research shows for the heavy stuff I should have gone with a faster twist. Most consolidated load data I'm finding is based on 300 - 325 grain pills though. Hoping I can push some 500 grainers through it but I won't be heart broken if I can't.
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Here is a link to some data on loads for the Hornady 325 gr. FTX pill, from a reliable .458 SOCOM source :
http://www.teppojutsu.com/downloads/...ad_325_ftx.pdf
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Any idea on what weight carbine buffer you use for a .458 Socom?
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I purchased my build kit from Wilson Combat and it includes a heavier buffer spring and an adjustable gas block - Runs flawlessly once it is tuned.
Once I get the Tromix barrel, the muzzle brake, and BCG, my .458 build will be complete.
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