08-15-2011, 05:38 PM
All licensed Gendel barrels are cut to the same chamber. Its one of the reasons Bill Alexander has maintained the Trademark, to guarantee that a Grendel is always a Grendel. Years ago CSS built some rifles with the same chamber, but a tighter neck, .295 vs. .300 and they were called the "match chamber". CSS and Alexander Arms are no longer affiliated, so that chamber is no longer marketed as a Grendel.
Alexander Arms itself never sold them, but there are some out there.
Bill Alexander does not believe that they offer any significant advantage in accuracy over the .300 neck version, and that it does increase the risk of malfunction to some degree. Anyone would have a hard time making the case with me that it does improve accuracy, at least in an AR, since I've shot plenty of .25 MOA groups from 2 different AA chambers, and that's about as good as it gets with a gas gun.
Alexander Arms itself never sold them, but there are some out there.
Bill Alexander does not believe that they offer any significant advantage in accuracy over the .300 neck version, and that it does increase the risk of malfunction to some degree. Anyone would have a hard time making the case with me that it does improve accuracy, at least in an AR, since I've shot plenty of .25 MOA groups from 2 different AA chambers, and that's about as good as it gets with a gas gun.
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