10-25-2014, 12:38 AM
Bill do you not work up new loads for each barrel when you get it? How would getting this receiver set with a new barrel be any different???
If you're not swapping out an old system, but starting an entirely new build, where's the extra cost???
The GII has a different barrel extension. Now we're talking about a custom barrel job. That's a lot more extra cost than this would be.
The Grendel is hands down the most versatile round on the market. However, it's limited mindsets that have been shown in this thread that hold it back from gaining popularity.
The Grendel is exceptional from 10.3" to 24"+ barrels at point blank range to 500 yards for hunting medium game 800yards+ for military applications and 1000+ yards for target work.
It's exceptional from the bench to a carbine course to a DMR application and would be the ultimate LMG.
The Grendel would benefit from a platform specifically designed for it, whether some people deem it worth the cost or not.
If you're not swapping out an old system, but starting an entirely new build, where's the extra cost???
The GII has a different barrel extension. Now we're talking about a custom barrel job. That's a lot more extra cost than this would be.
The Grendel is hands down the most versatile round on the market. However, it's limited mindsets that have been shown in this thread that hold it back from gaining popularity.
The Grendel is exceptional from 10.3" to 24"+ barrels at point blank range to 500 yards for hunting medium game 800yards+ for military applications and 1000+ yards for target work.
It's exceptional from the bench to a carbine course to a DMR application and would be the ultimate LMG.
The Grendel would benefit from a platform specifically designed for it, whether some people deem it worth the cost or not.
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