01-14-2018, 08:09 PM
Welcome to the forum, smokinggun. You've already gotten some of the best advice available, here. While that may seem like a good way to get a Grendel at a budget-friendly price, there are some questions that need verifiable answers before you hand over your hard-earned dough. It might turn out to be a great value, which makes everyone else jealous of your good luck in picking it up at a great price, or it might torn out to be a couple of good parts with some junk attached. The barrel is going to be the biggest reason you make tiny cloverleaf holes in a bullseye, or it looks like you shot at the target with granddad's shotgun. It's also the one part of that package that isn't given any provenance in the description. Keep your $ until the important parts check out. You'll be happier, later.