Great Lakes GL10308CHY | .308 Win | 18-inch

The Great Lakes GL10308CHY is an AR10-style semi-automatic rifle chambered in .308 Win (7.62×51 NATO) with an 18-inch nitride-treated barrel and a Black Cherry Cerakote finish. It is built on 7075 billet upper and lower receivers and features a M-LOK style aluminum handguard and a six-position collapsible synthetic stock. The 5R rifled barrel uses a 1:10″ rate of twist suitable for a wide range of .308 bullet weights. This rifle is well suited to medium-game hunting and precision target shooting; for a matched optic under $1,000 consider the Vortex Viper PST Gen II 1-6×24 for close-to-mid-range engagements and fast target acquisition.

Product Specifications

• The UPC is 638457791587.
• The manufacturer is Great Lakes.
• The model/part number is GL10308CHY.
• The rifle is chambered in .308 Win (7.62×51 NATO).
• The action is Semi-Automatic.
• The barrel measures 18 inches and is nitride-treated.
• The barrel features 5R rifling with a 1:10″ twist.
• The barrel is specified as 4150 CRMOV nitride in the manufacturer details.
• The handguard is a M-LOK aluminum style.
• The exterior finish is Black Cherry Cerakote (bi-tone).
• The rifle uses 7075 billet upper and lower receivers.
• The stock is synthetic, black with a six-position collapsible configuration.
• The overall length is 38.5 inches.
• The weight is 8.25 pounds.
• The design uses a detachable magazine as specified by the manufacturer.
• The rifle includes billet upper/lower, Mil-Spec controls, a pistol grip, and no forward assist among its features.
• This product is listed as Made in the USA.

Robust materials and a straightforward parts set make this GL10308CHY a practical choice for shooters who prioritize durability and adaptability. The nitride-treated barrel and billet receivers create a platform that performs well in field and range settings, and the M-LOK handguard provides straightforward options for mounting accessories. Its combination of construction and features makes it a solid option for hunters pursuing medium game and for shooters focused on precision at typical rifle distances.