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12" Grendel SBR
#1
Hehehehe :p. I just got the 12" Grendel SBR together after getting it back from getting cerakoted Tungsten Grey. I can't wait to get out and shoot it. I' am going to be using it as my primary hunting rifle for hogs and deer from here on out. I think the barrel will provide plenty of velocity and range within 150 yards or so, more than needed with a healthy bullet choice. Contemplating scope and mount choices, thinking of keeping it in a 1-4x, 1-6x range, any ideas...

12" Grendel
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Grendel with 5.56 little brother
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#2
Looks cool! If that is as far as you are going why not just throw a 3x magnifier (the vortex one is nice) and be done with it?
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#3
That there is a horrible horrible killing machine...which you must send to me immediately!
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#4
She's purty. Does she have a sister?
"A problem thoroughly understood is always fairly simple. Found your opinions on facts, not prejudices. We know too many things that are not true."

Charles F. Kettering
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#5
Very nice unit! Thanks for posting it
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#6
Yeah, this is its bigger sister. My side charging 16" Grendel. I think I am going take the of optic off this rifle (Vortex Pst 1-4) and put it on the SBR. I will probably replace it with the newer Vortex Pst 2.5-10x32.

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babaganoush Wrote:She's purty. Does she have a sister?
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#7
Awesome sticks all around! I really like the lower on your 16" who makes it?
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#8
Seekins Billet Lower.....I believe they have them in stock right now at Rainier.

burkew23 Wrote:Awesome sticks all around! I really like the lower on your 16" who makes it?
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#9
Dflores22 Wrote:Yeah, this is its bigger sister. My side charging 16" Grendel. I think I am going take the of optic off this rifle (Vortex Pst 1-4) and put it on the SBR. I will probably replace it with the newer Vortex Pst 2.5-10x32.

Dear gawd - a new definition for Menage a Trois.
"A problem thoroughly understood is always fairly simple. Found your opinions on facts, not prejudices. We know too many things that are not true."

Charles F. Kettering
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#10
Ha, thanks. The SBR shoots like a dream, still gotta get the adjustable gas block dialed in and a Spikes t-2 buffer in her and see if I can fine tune her some more. I think I might be in trouble, my wolf mpt stash might be gone this weekend if I don't show proper restraint. lol

babaganoush Wrote:Dear gawd - a new definition for Menage a Trois.
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#11
Bee-U-tiful looking machine. Very jealous. In a good way. Wink Enjoy!

John
:: 6.5 GRENDEL Deer and Targets :: 6mmARC Targets and Varmints and Deer :: 22 ARC Varmints and Targets

:: I Drank the Water :: Revelation 21:6 ::
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#12
Nice rifle delore. We = Hanka & I are in MN . Tough to go too short here, on bbl lengths.. Enjoy what you have.
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#13
Would you mind giving us some details on what parts the 12" Grendel has? I'm in Cal. and wish so badly I could build a 12" but can't. Sad So like sneaky said enjoy it for us!
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#14
Wow..........a Grendel SBR! I have 2 5.56mm SBR's I use a can with just to control the noise, but I really cant imagine how much flash-bang-noise you get out of that or velocity? Have you run into any cycling reliability issues with the gas system? What kind of spring and buffer are you running?

Sorry for the questions.......I was just curious as I plan to build a 300 Black Out SBR soon.
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#15
What projo's will you be shooting from that awesome gun?

Interested in what the 100gr NBT, TTSX, or Partition would do.
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#16
Dflores22 Wrote:Yeah, this is its bigger sister. My side charging 16" Grendel. I think I am going take the of optic off this rifle (Vortex Pst 1-4) and put it on the SBR. I will probably replace it with the newer Vortex Pst 2.5-10x32.

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Dude that is simply gorgeous!!
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#17
And here I was thinking that I was going to be unique with a 13.5" Grendel build but nooooo! You just had to beat me by 1.5 inches! Tongue Beautiful weapon you have there, Sir!
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#18
Dflores22 what buffer tube extension is that? I've never seen one like that.
"Those who sacrifice liberty for security, deserve neither." Benjamin Franklin
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#19
Sorry guys, I am in the oil industry here in Texas and boy its humming. Work has been hectic and crazy, so haven't had much time to go shooting. Next weekend I am gonna take her out and get everything tuned. I have a couple different weight buffers, that I am gonna try and fine tune with the adjustable has block I got for her. I took her out a couple of weeks ago to shoot and was having an issue with extraction, but I think it was my bolt. It was one I couldn't get to cycle right in my other Grendel, since then I have a new one for my side charging Grendel from AA that works perfect. I am gonna take that one and use it on the SBR and see what she does.

Cory, its a PWS enhanced buffer tube. It has a built in section with swivel cups in it and flutes.

Rickoshay, I am still flirting with what bullets I am going dedicate to her and am in the process of getting some together to test in her.

Details: AA 16" barrel, cut to 12" and gas port redone to carbine length and 5/8-24 threads.
Upper receiver: Mega Arms billet upper
Lower receiver: Mega Arms biller lower
Spikes Tactical SAR v2 rail
YHM flash hider
YHM Q.D.S flip up sights
Raptor ambi charging handle
PWS enhanced billet buffer tube
Spikes Tactical st-1 buffer
Magpul STR stock, with enhanced pad.
Ergo grip
Mega Arms trigger
Bad-ass ambi safety
Kies Nickel boron bolt carrier
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#20
If anyone has a spare, spare bolt they are looking to sale, let me know.. I need one. If we can get a group buy going for them, I'm in for three.
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