Here is my Grendel offering. It goes to cerakote this week can't wait to see how it does on paper and then on game
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The Grendel's are ready to smoke deer.
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He only knows I have a few stripped lower frames.
Mach 1
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I'd leave it alone. I like the bling bling factor lol
Yeah, it looks really neat, but it also looks like a beacon in the woods.
Good to know you got your 6.5 Grendel BCA 20" barrel to group, mine is a long range shotgun! I have another BCA 20" 223 Wylde barrel that's a sweet shooter, the Grendel is my only problem child build . I'm at the point where it's gonna be be torn down and put in completely new upper parts I have and start with the load data I have and go from there...again. This was supposed to my new coyote dispatching tool?
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I've shot coyotes out to 400 and dropped them in their tracks. I've shot deer out to 200 behind the shoulder and it's been pretty effective. I've shot shot hogs at close distance and some have dropped and some suck it up and keep going. Personally my effective range for deer is 300 and closer.
MudRunner2005
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And that's the ONLY register-able part of the gun, because its the only serialized part. The fact you have already talked extensively about having two 6.5 Grendels on the internet, they already know you have them. Anything typed onto a public forum is public domain. Uppers aren't serialized, therefore it doesn't really matter...The only parts that matter, they already know about.
Or do they? What about 80%?
MudRunner2005
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Imagine if the hearing protection act were to pass... Suppressors are treated exactly the same as standard long guns and handguns... Does that mean that by-law, we can make our own 80% suppressors that won't be regulated, as long as you follow the current laws about 80% weapons?
I guarantee you that's one of the huge reason the left has worked so hard on these false flag shooting incidents to keep the HPA from being passed.
This getting off the tracks, but I wish?! I would like to have a suppressor, and I can legally own any firearm. I may or may not cut my own lowers and it is legal to manufacture your own as such. But I aint paying the high cost of a suppressor and the $200 stamp, then I can't take it across State lines without proper pre-authorization, no I'm good without them, because how is it a firearm and not a firearm part?!
Changing the upper parts probably will not help the accuracy of your BCA barrel. Go over to 6.5grendel.com join the forum and then go down to the "group buy" section. They have some good 20" barrels right now, Faxon or equal quality, for $149 plus shipping. Replace the bum BCA barrel.
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Imagine if the hearing protection act were to pass... Suppressors are treated exactly the same as standard long guns and handguns... Does that mean that by-law, we can make our own 80% suppressors that won't be regulated, as long as you follow the current laws about 80% weapons?
I guarantee you that's one of the huge reason the left has worked so hard on these false flag shooting incidents to keep the HPA from being passed.
Unfortunately the hearing protection act will never pass. I've said from the beginning that you will never get the crooked politicians to vote their self outa 200 bucks per stamp. It's like trying to get people to vote themselves off welfare or farmers outa subsidy programs.
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How did you get a picture of me?
