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6.5 Grendel AA GDMR upper with Lothar/Walther Barrel, Carbon Fiber Handguard
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*** SOLD*** Thank you everyone for looking.

Hi Everyone: What I have for sale.

6.5 Grendel Alexander Arms GDMR( Grendel Designated Marksman Rifle) Upper with the 16" Lothar/Walther barrel with Carbon Fiber Handguard, Complete BCG and Flashhider.

This upper sells for $2,750.00 from Alexander Arms right now although you can't get the Lothar/Walther Barrel anymore.

The Upper is shown in the pictures but the Lower Receiver, Scope and Scope rings are not included in the sale.

I will sell the AA GDMR upper for $1,200.00 shipped or if you are in Florida I can do a FTF transaction if it's easier for you.

Thank you for looking and Good Luck.

Lee at: inc.godspeed@yahoo.com
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*** Still Available ***
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#3
Is there anything that you would be interested in trading for?

Thanks
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Tooreal: Thanks for your inquiry but no I'm not interested in a trade as I will be using the money for another project.

Lee
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#5
Lee,

That's a Beautiful Rifle with the carbon Fiber forearm and Butt Stock, if I had the money I would definitely buy it from you my friend ;-)
Thanks
Eric
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Thanks Eric. They( AA) really do put out a great product in their GDMR. The only problem is that they are so expensive most people will never consider them. They are top quality though.

The upper shot sub-moa out to 400 yds.( that was how long the range was) for the 12 shots I fired for zeroing the scope. I shot 3 rounds at each of 100. 200, 300 and 400 yards and at least two of the groups were just one ragged hole( I can't remember which distances as I did that 2-3 years ago).

Good luck in your search.

Lee
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Lee,

That really is Awesome, and I hope that whenever I am able to find a range past 100 yards perhaps my 2 rifles that I built will shoot somewhat close to that..

Thanks
Eric
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How many rounds through the barrel?
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noone: There are exactly 12 rounds through the barrel( I know, I know- it's sacrilegious not to have shot it more).

The upper shot sub-moa out to 400 yds.( that was how long the range was) for the 12 shots I fired for zeroing the scope.
I shot 3 rounds at each of 100. 200, 300 and 400 yards and at least two of the groups were just one ragged hole( I can't remember which distances as I did that 2-3 years ago).
I was just really pleased with the performance.
It's just sat in the safe since then( thus the reason it's for sale. I hate having things sitting around when someone else could be getting good use out of it.)

Please let me know what other questions I can answer for you.

Lee
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noone,

I have only put 6 shots through the upper that I built, but I was just beginning to break it in & put & mount a scope on it when the rain came pouring down. I had my right knee replaced the next week & have not been able to make it back to the range yet. I hope by next week I'll be well enough to go back & finish zeroing it in? My rifle has a crowned barrel and is not threaded, I wanted it that way so it would be more accurate..
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Lee,

Your upper really needs to be living at my house & if I had the spare cash, it would be.Wink
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noone: I forgot to say that it was Black Hills ammo I used that day although from what I hear I would expect the Hornady to be just as accurate at a better price.

I had taken the scope that is shown in the pictures off another rifle and took the 12 rounds with me to zero the scope.
I figured it would be enough since the scope was zeroed on the other rifle.
When I shot the first three rounds at 100 yards, the scope was amazingly right on so I decided to stretch it out as far as I could at that range so I shot the other rounds at the 200, 300 and 400 yards.

Tooreal: That's what I figured so I guess it wasn't you that won the lottery the other week. Darn.
Although Christmas is just around the corner you know. Who knows maybe Santa will be extra nice this year.

Lee
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Lee,

I may need to buy a ticket so I can have a chance to win the next lottery.Cool

Lee,
I'm really hoping that you are the REAL Santa, and Lee is just an alias that you use in the off season Big Grin . I just know that you are going to deliver this year Dude.. I do have a two tone Colt Gold Cup Elite thats been tuned up a bit, but I still have the original parts, box & Rosewood Grips with the Pony on themWink ..

You are wanting a classic 25 year old 45 acp, aren't you?

That would really be hard for me to give up though!
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Santa's running a little late this year but he did pick up my present today Wink

Thanks for everything Lee, I couldn't have asked for a better person to help me with this project. I'm really looking forward to getting this thing together and sending some lead down range. Keep in touch my friend. Happy Holidays
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