10-11-2011, 08:58 PM
My understanding is that Bill A. has been more than reasonable licensing out the Grendel to different precision rifle-makers, as long as they hold to the Grendel chamber dimensions without deviating from them in any way. He didn't even charge for it, from all that I've gathered. That wasn't good enough for many smiths, since they wanted to "improve" it. I wish I could link to all the threads about guys with .264 LBC or CSS chambers that wouldn't feed factory ammo.
If you have dies that match your chamber, and don't create an excessive neck tension or failure to feed scenario, drive-on with what ya got. If you plan on shooting factory ammo, go with a Grendel chamber.
If you have dies that match your chamber, and don't create an excessive neck tension or failure to feed scenario, drive-on with what ya got. If you plan on shooting factory ammo, go with a Grendel chamber.