07-23-2020, 05:32 PM
Welcome Roland.
Myself, I've found that in 5.56, the VG6 Epsilon really cuts rearward thrust and muzzle jump. They have tested well for others, too.
The VG6 Epsilon 6.5 offers some flash suppression, and the VG Gamma 6.5 is pretty much the same thing, but more of a break and no flash suppression.
I also have experience with the Primary Weapon Systems FSC in 5.56, but it looks to have been redesigned since I bought mine. They now have a PRC model in .30 caliber that should work fine for the 6.5 Grendel. Personally I'd be willing to take a chance on it.
My main defensive carbine has a pencil-profile from BCM (in 5.56) due to the quest for low weight, so I understand where you're coming from. I'm new to the 6.5, so i don't know right off the top of my head who may offer such a light profile in that caliber, but others who know more should be along shortly.
Good luck!
Myself, I've found that in 5.56, the VG6 Epsilon really cuts rearward thrust and muzzle jump. They have tested well for others, too.
The VG6 Epsilon 6.5 offers some flash suppression, and the VG Gamma 6.5 is pretty much the same thing, but more of a break and no flash suppression.
I also have experience with the Primary Weapon Systems FSC in 5.56, but it looks to have been redesigned since I bought mine. They now have a PRC model in .30 caliber that should work fine for the 6.5 Grendel. Personally I'd be willing to take a chance on it.
My main defensive carbine has a pencil-profile from BCM (in 5.56) due to the quest for low weight, so I understand where you're coming from. I'm new to the 6.5, so i don't know right off the top of my head who may offer such a light profile in that caliber, but others who know more should be along shortly.
Good luck!
Kenny