Seekins Precision 0011320011 SP10 6.5 Creedmoor 22" 20+1 Black Hard Coat Anodized Fixed Seekins ProComp 10x Stock

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811452021594
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The Seekins Precision SP10 in 6.5 Creedmoor is a large-frame AR built for shooters who demand precision at distance and reliability in the field. Whether you're hunting elk across open country, competing in precision rifle matches, or running drills at the range, this rifle combines the accuracy-focused design Seekins is known for with practical, user-friendly controls. The 22-inch 5R barrel and 1:8 twist stabilize heavier 6.5 Creedmoor loads, while the billet-aluminum upper and lower receivers provide the rigidity and repeatability serious shooters expect.

Ambidextrous controls throughout—safety, charging handle, and controls—let you manipulate the rifle efficiently from either shoulder, a practical advantage whether you're hunting in variable terrain or training for speed. The adjustable low-profile gas block lets you fine-tune reliability with different ammunition, and the single-stage trigger is set at a clean 3 pounds. Hard coat anodize and black oxide finishes protect the aluminum against weather and handling wear.

The 15-inch SP3R handguard in M-LOK gives you ample real estate for mounting lights, lasers, or bags without unnecessary weight. At 10.5 pounds and fed by a 20+1 magazine capacity, the SP10 balances magazine count with a form factor that won't exhaust you on a long hunt or a day of shooting. The fixed Seekins ProComp 10x stock keeps the cheekweld consistent and the footprint compact enough for practical field use.

This is a rifle built by shooters for shooters—no marketing gimmicks, just solid metallurgy and a platform that rewards good technique with repeatable, tight groups.

Key Features

  • 6.5 Creedmoor in 1:8 twist for stability with modern, heavier ammunition
  • 22-inch 5R 416 stainless steel barrel for precision and velocity
  • Billet 7075-T6 aluminum upper and lower receivers for zero flex and durability
  • Full ambidextrous controls for efficient manipulation from either shoulder
  • Adjustable low-profile gas block for fine-tuning with various loads
  • Single-stage trigger set at 3 pounds for clean, predictable breaks
  • 15-inch SP3R M-LOK handguard for mounting flexibility
  • Hard coat anodize and black oxide finishes resist weather and wear
  • Fixed ProComp 10x stock for consistent cheekweld and compact profile
  • 20+1 magazine capacity

Specifications

Caliber6.5 Creedmoor
Barrel Length22 inches
Barrel Profile5R, 416 stainless steel
Twist Rate1:8
Upper ReceiverIRMT billet 7075-T6
Lower ReceiverSP10 billet 7075-T6
Handguard15-inch SP3R M-LOK
Gas BlockSeekins low-profile adjustable
TriggerSingle-stage, 3 pounds
StockSeekins ProComp 10x fixed
Magazine Capacity20+1
Weight10.5 pounds
FinishHard coat anodize (receivers), black oxide coating
ControlsAmbidextrous

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the real-world use case for the SP10 in 6.5 Creedmoor?

The SP10 is equally at home hunting medium to large game at extended range, competing in precision rifle matches, or serious range work. The 6.5 Creedmoor caliber, 22-inch barrel, and billet receivers give you a platform designed for repeatable accuracy. The adjustable gas block means you can tune it to your specific ammunition, which matters when you're counting on consistency.

Is the ambidextrous design worth the cost?

If you shoot from either side or train in variable conditions, yes. All the controls—not just the safety—are fully ambidextrous. You can run the rifle efficiently from either shoulder without fumbling or changing your grip, which speeds up your splits and reduces fatigue on a long day.

What magazines does the SP10 accept?

The product record specifies 20+1 capacity, but does not detail the magazine platform or compatibility. Contact us directly if you need information on which magazines feed reliably in your specific rifle.

Why the adjustable gas block instead of a fixed setup?

Different ammunition—different weights, velocities, and powder loads—cycles a piston gun differently. An adjustable block lets you dial in the gas volume for tight, repeatable reliability with your preferred load, whether you're handloading match ammo or running factory ammunition. Less gas tuning also means less wear on the carrier and bolt over time.