There are things that show up with 6.5 Grendel bolt failures. Having a receiver that is not square can contribute to shorter bolt life. A short chamber where the bullet is crammed into the lands. Another potential problem is over gassed where the bolt starts to unlock before pressures have dropped to a safe level. Using a suppressor without an adjustable gas system and over sized gas ports are generally associated with over gassed 6.5 Grendel. Running hand loads that are to hot and over 52,000 psi. Each of these situations are bad but put two or more together youll likely ruin the bolt.
One powder in particular (IMR8208XBR) has shown to spike pressures and you should approach max charges cautiously. It is also recommended to increase powder charge no more than .3 grains in load development with the 6.5 Grendel and if approaching max loads a chronograph is very useful.
One powder in particular (IMR8208XBR) has shown to spike pressures and you should approach max charges cautiously. It is also recommended to increase powder charge no more than .3 grains in load development with the 6.5 Grendel and if approaching max loads a chronograph is very useful.