Century Arms C308 Sporter .308 Win Semi-Automatic Rifle with Original Wood Furniture
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- Condition: NEW
- 4.3 out of 5 ( 3 customer reviews )
Product Description
What's in the Box
- Century Arms C308 Sporter .308 Win Semi-Automatic Rifle with Original Wood Furniture
- (2) 20-Round Magazines
- Owner's Manual
Built around the famous roller-lock delayed blowback system, the Century Arms C308 is an awesome 7.62x51 rifle with durability and accuracy suitable for a wide variety of sporting uses. Features an 18" chrome moly 4140 barrel with 5/8x24 RH threads for use with common muzzle accessories. A proprietary Chevron brake is included.
A fluted chamber for reliable cycling and extraction, original wood furniture, and a receiver-mounted mil-spec 1913 Picatinny optics rail round out the package. The C308 accepts both G3 and CETME magazines. Two 20-round magazines are included.
Firearm Features
- Built around a roller lock delayed blowback system
- Chrome moly 4140 barrel
- Fluted chamber for reliable cycling and extraction
- 5/8x24 RH threaded 18” barrel for common muzzle accessories
- Mil-Spec 1913 Picatinny scope rail mounted to the receiver
- Proprietary Chevron brake
- Original wood furniture
- Accepts both G3 and CETME magazines
- Comes with two 20 round magazines
Firearm Specifications
- Manufacturer: Century Arms
- Model: C308 Sporter
- Caliber: 308 Winchester
- Barrel Length: 18"
- Overall Length: 40.20"
- Stock: Original Wood Stock
- Weight: 8 lbs.
- Magazine Capacity: 20 Rounds
Customer Comments & Questions
Customer Reviews
Bought mine 3-4 years ago looked interesting. Overall it looked great when I opened the box, wasnt until after the warranty period was done I revisited it had other projects going on since I knew nothing about delayed roller locked rifles. Learned a bunch from websites thats when I found out how bad mine was. There was NO bolt stop gap stop welded in short, bolt gap was inconsistent, pic rail welded canted to left, cleaning kit was in there with a bunch of sand too, trigger group sloppy with makeshift parts, cocking tube bent in the middle flaring the slot. I bought a bunch of NOS parts and spares and set to work. Replaced worn sloppy trigger parts, straightened the tube, and I hated to do it but the only way to gain the correct bolt stop gap and a consistent bolt gap was to take a fraction off the nose of the carrier, and install new rollers since the originals were 2 different dimensions. Fitted new CAI polymer furniture replaced the troublesome handguard with a surplus HK with shield. Yeah I know I should have returned it but I waited too long and besides I enjoyed the challenge. Glad some people got great ones, it happens. Will eventually shoot it once I finish my Saiga 308 project, do a side by side. For the record, just last week, I confirmed that mine was built by PTR for CAI, so cant put the blame on Century.
This rifle is an absolute tank of a gun. I've put probably 500 rounds through it in the last two years, haven't cleaned it once, and it still belts out rounds like a champ. Incredibly accurate, feels very solid in your hands as well. 15 round magazines load easy and the springs are strong. Excellent buy, the only gripe I have is that you cannot remove the iron sights to install a good optic.
#1 thing clean it and oil it very very good before you go out to shoot it every little piece that you can oil and buff it.. #2 Winchester ammo!!! 500 rounds of 180g core lock never missed a beat... #3 go with the all wood finish it will melt the plastic crap off at 230 rounds... #4 harvested an elk at 612 yards 1 shot right through the heart... Damn well worth the $$..