My Type II BHW barrel is en route. I already have the bolt and want to verify the barrel is a Type II prior to assembling the upper. I intend on using the below method to verify the barrel is Type II. Problem is I can't find any factory loaded rounds. I know I can use Precision Firearms, but was hoping on a more budget-minded 20 round box of ammo. Does anyone know where I can find a box of 20 factory rounds?
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When I was in your situation a year ago, I used gunbroker.com to accumulate the preliminary 6.5 Grendel "ammo fort" ...and now I reload.
If you only need 1 box, here it is:
There is also this filthy ammo:
I see nothing else anywhere.
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Up-date their sold out, sorry!Last edited by montana; 01-24-2014, 03:27 AM.
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That method will not distinguish what type you get unless you have both bolts to compare as long as the bolt you have is tight on a chambered round you are good to go, type one bolt is .125" 3.175mm deep you can measure that with a ruler it is 1/8" if its deeper than that it's a type 2 at .135" 3.429mm depth though I do recomend you get a simple caliber to measure things the cheap plastic ones that cost a buk or two will cover most of your reloading needs though they can be difficult to use in inch measurements you can get a cheap digital one for 20 bucks I have a realy expensive digital mitutoyo I use at my desk for measuring precision parts when I am hand fitting stuff but I use a cheap plastic set on my reloading benchPunctuation is for the weak....
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