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What are a couple of good budget AR-10 options for General shooting out to a Max of 500 yards?
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Aloha BudsGunShop.com Community. This particular answer is dependent on how much or how little you are willing to pay for such a firearm. There is no such thing as a low "Budget" AR-10. You get what you pay for in any AR whether it is an AR-15 or an AR-10. You can even build a low budget AR-10 with accuracy out past 500 yards, it just depends on how much you are willing to spend and how much time you want to "devote" into the build. A budget AR-10 will cost you about $1000 but you can also build one for much less. I suggest you sit down and first determine what you want to do; buy one or build one (personally, I chose the build process and paid much less). Once you've made up your mind, chose what you want to pay or like me, determine what components your AR-10 will be built with. Plan the buy or the build and proceed. BTW, I'm still gathering parts for my AR-10 and with parts going on sale all the time, improved parts are always being incorporated into the build. With that said, expect to pay between $1000 to $1200 for a already made AR-10 or anywhere from $600 to $1000 for a budget built custom AR-10 to your specifications, keeping in mind that you will only have to transfer the lower receiver through the FFL process.