Originally posted by JASmith
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Originally posted by JASmith View PostFrom what I understand, some countries or jurisdictions prohibit use of "military caliber" ammunition. For example, I understand that ordinary citizens in Australia were not allowed to own rifles chambered for the .303 British.
The question was prompted by the huge quantity of .223 ammunition and brass compared to the .222 Remington. Most folks would opt for the .223 if they are allowed to. Of course making .222 from .223 is a relatively straightforward operation, but...
I think .223 would be the most popular round here, closely followed by the .243 & .308.
I'll be opening up the bolt face, on a customers BSA SF2, to fit the Grendel case.
Cheers,
Tony
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Muchas Gracias, All,
I was a bit cryptic ( in retrospect!) what with discovering the 6.5, and then this forum...
Yes, to all Afro said. There seems to be a growing Australian presence here
Will keep you all posted on progress.I didnt know the ER Shaw and Adams& Bennet connection.Thanks
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Good to see you on board with the horde eljefe, and Afro too for that matter.
Von Gruff.
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Originally posted by Von Gruff View PostGood to see you on board with the horde eljefe, and Afro too for that matter.
Von Gruff.
I like the "on board with the hoard"
Maybe we 'down under wallahs' should start a sticky here on bolt Grendels, seeing that its going to be the only option?
Hi Tony,
Mate its heartening to read the part about you wanting to build one for your self too.Augurs well for me
Cheers All
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Originally posted by eljefe View PostThanks VG
I like the "on board with the hoard"
Maybe we 'down under wallahs' should start a sticky here on bolt Grendels, seeing that its going to be the only option?
Hi Tony,
Mate its heartening to read the part about you wanting to build one for your self too.Augurs well for me
Cheers All
Von Gruff.
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Originally posted by eljefe View PostThanks VG
I like the "on board with the hoard"
Maybe we 'down under wallahs' should start a sticky here on bolt Grendels, seeing that its going to be the only option?
Hi Tony,
Mate its heartening to read the part about you wanting to build one for your self too.Augurs well for me
Cheers All
I'll be building mine on a near new Stevens 200 that came in minus it's bolt. Seems that old mate had break in and the thieves stole his ammo and bolts, but not the rifles. I've ordered another bolt, in .223 head size and will open it up for the Grendel round.
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Have postewd my bolt rifle intention here http://www.65grendel.com/forum/showt...ed-handloaders
so as not to hijack this thread.
Von Gruff.
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@ Tony-Now that'll be interesting, to see a non Stevens barrel go on...Are you planing an A&B too?
@ Von G, am sure a lot of us 'AR deprived' folk will benefit from loading data, neck bushing sizes etc.
Does /would the 6.5 Grendel fit into the Sambar legal category,I wonder?
Cheers All
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Originally posted by eljefe View Post@ Tony-Now that'll be interesting, to see a non Stevens barrel go on...Are you planing an A&B too?
@ Von G, am sure a lot of us 'AR deprived' folk will benefit from loading data, neck bushing sizes etc.
Does /would the 6.5 Grendel fit into the Sambar legal category,I wonder?
Cheers All
2.Wouldn't fit here in Aus. .270+ cal restriction. That's why I sold my 6.5x55 and built 7x57, in case I get the chance one day to go south and hunt Sambar.Last edited by Guest; 05-28-2012, 09:22 AM.
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Originally posted by eljefe View Post
Does /would the 6.5 Grendel fit into the Sambar legal category,I wonder?
Cheers All
Von Gruff.
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Grendel bolters becoming more popular! I won't feel so alone at home anymore.
Hi gents, its a good source of Grendel info here. I'll get back to you about that reamer later on tonight.
I went out yesterday with the shortened PacNor and the more I shoot it, the better it seems to perform. Can you tell which shot I pulled? Need to buy some more BM1 when I head up for the SHOT show in Sydney.
Grendel 108.jpg
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