12-14-2014, 02:41 AM
LR1955 Wrote:Bjorn:
When someone tells me something is 'short throated' I take it to mean who ever chambered the barrel made a mistake and cut it too short. I have had barrels that were short throated and got them reamed out to the right or at least safe dimensions.
I will say that I have both types of throats on my Grendels and if I handed them to you or anyone else here with a few factory loads and asked them to shoot both, that it would be a 50% chance anyone would be able to tell which one was which.
I wonder how many variants of .308 and 5.56 chambers are out there?
Gene, IIRC, a certain company was marketing their "variant" with a short throat as a "design" feature that resulted in higher velocities (or at least their mouthpiece was representing them in that fashion).
That tells me it isn't a mistake...
Then there is the Type 1 vs Type 2...I can't even keep that straight.
My POINT was: Getting a SAAMI Grendel is a known quantity; whereas the variants aren't necessarily known (or consistent) quantities.
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