Silenced Ruger SR762 Piston AR-10 Review

Published on March 21, 2016
Duration: 13:05

This review of the Ruger SR762 piston-driven AR-10, presented by James Reeves of TFB TV, offers a critical yet practical assessment. It details the rifle's robust piston system, accuracy potential despite a heavy factory trigger, and effective performance when suppressed. The review highlights the SR762 as a reliable and competitively priced alternative in the AR-10 market.

Quick Summary

The Ruger SR762 is a piston-driven AR-10 chambered in .308 Win / 7.62 NATO, featuring a 16.12-inch barrel and a 4-position gas regulator. It demonstrated sub-MOA accuracy in testing and offers reduced gas blowback when suppressed, making it a reliable and competitively priced option.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to the Ruger SR762
  2. 00:58Technical Features and Build
  3. 02:14Trigger and Ergonomics
  4. 03:49Accuracy Testing
  5. 04:59Gas Regulator System
  6. 06:02Suppressed Performance
  7. 11:03Final Verdict and Value

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key features of the Ruger SR762 piston AR-10?

The Ruger SR762 features a chrome-plated two-stage piston system with a 4-position regulator, a 16.12-inch cold hammer-forged barrel, and a chrome-plated bolt carrier group. It also includes Samson folding sights and a Hogue grip.

How accurate is the Ruger SR762, and what ammunition was used for testing?

During testing with Eagle Eye 308 Win Precision Match ammunition, the Ruger SR762 achieved sub-MOA accuracy, with some 3-round groups measuring 0.9 inches at 100 yards, despite a heavy factory trigger.

What is the function of the 4-position gas regulator on the Ruger SR762?

The 4-position gas regulator on the SR762 has settings for: 0 (off/single shot), 1 (suppressed use), 2 (standard operation), and 3 (adverse conditions), allowing users to tune gas for reliability and reduced blowback.

How does the Ruger SR762 perform with a suppressor attached?

When shooting with a suppressor like the Yankee Hill Phantom 308, the SR762's piston system significantly reduces gas blowback and debris directed towards the shooter's face, enhancing the shooting experience.

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