Poll: What Barrel Length on Your Grendel AR(s)?
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10"
1.17%
5 1.17%
12"
6.57%
28 6.57%
14"
1.64%
7 1.64%
16"
17.84%
76 17.84%
18"
25.59%
109 25.59%
20"
29.81%
127 29.81%
22"
3.99%
17 3.99%
24"
12.91%
55 12.91%
26"
0.47%
2 0.47%
Total 426 vote(s) 100%
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What Barrel Length on Your Grendel AR(s)?
#21
Drifter Wrote:Maybe it's the new Common Core math, but the percentages seem to be off. Current total adds up to over 140%.

10" - 1 - 1.20%
12" - 2 - 2.41%
14" - 4 - 4.82%
16" - 17 - 20.48%
18" - 31 - 37.35%
20" - 28 - 33.73%
22" - 7 - 8.43%
24" - 28 - 33.73%
26" - 1 - 1.20%

Good catch. It looks like a voting tally for a democrat.
"Those who sacrifice liberty for security, deserve neither." Benjamin Franklin
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#22
cory Wrote:Good catch. It looks like a voting tally for a democrat.

Skewed because 1 vote can count multiple times. I have 3 rifles, thus 1 vote counted in 3 different categories. It totals only the number of votes, not the different categories.

83 voters, but 119 rifles.
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#23
The distribution of votes so far is about what I expected.

The 22" length is an interesting anomaly, apparently not as appealing to Grendel shooters as either the 20" or 24" barrels.
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#24
stanc Wrote:The distribution of votes so far is about what I expected.

The 22" length is an interesting anomaly, apparently not as appealing to Grendel shooters as either the 20" or 24" barrels.

Perhaps because it isn't a common production length? Could mean that most buyers will opt for what's "on the shelf" or for something slated for an earlier delivery date...
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#25
Or it could be that there are more people like me who didn't realize their barrel was that length.
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#26
I'm going to give this a bump so more people notice it again.

I find it a little odd that such a small minority of folk on a specialist forum actually have one. (109 out of 469)
Waiting for an AR in .45-70 with a 30 inch octagon barrel, case hardened receiver, and extra fancy walnut furniture. Until the day someone makes one, I guess 6.5mm Grendel will do nicely.
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#27
Well, the current distribution is now as follows (corrected for barrel count, instead of the 110 votes)

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Length bbls Pct 10 1 1% 12 3 2% 14 4 3% 16 22 14% 18 39 26% 20 39 26% 22 9 6% 24 34 22% 26 1 1% === === === Ttl 152 100%

1.4 bbls / vote.
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#28
Variable Wrote:What am I? A Leper?

I can't belive I'm the only one with a 10.5" barrel so far. And only three 14.5" barrels (counting one of mine)? I guess the 6.8SPC marketing crew must have done a real number on the SBR crowd. Good thing the deer never heard that hype. They might refuse to fall over dead.LOL

I wanted to also mark 12" for my pending 12.5" build, but I figured that'd be cheating since I don't have the barrel yet.

Your not alone, just put another 14" and another 12" on the poll. I wouldn't own one longer than 16". Anything longer and I'd rather shoot a bolt gun. You got to give the 6.8 guys one thing - they are relentless with the marketing.
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#29
Started with a 16" went to an 18" thinking of going back to 16"(14.5). Or going to two uppers one with a 14.5" and a 24" to cover both ends. 24" for bench fun plus long range and 14.5" for hunting which for me, normally <100yds. What to do, what to do? Options, it's what I love about the AR and the Grendel.
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#30
Personally if I was you I'd go with a 20" for the bench and a 12.5" SBR for hunting.
"Those who sacrifice liberty for security, deserve neither." Benjamin Franklin
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#31
cory Wrote:Personally if I was you I'd go with a 20" for the bench and a 12.5" SBR for hunting.

I'd agree with ya on the 12.5 SBR for self-defense but for me, I don't want to deal with the govt/bureaucratic BS for a hunting rig.
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#32
Apparently there is a loophole and you can get a "pistol" strap stock designed to be bound to the arm, and have a barrel as short as you like. You also apparently do not have to utilize the weapon as a pistol, but rather as a rifle as the ATF allegedly can't tell you that you can't put your Glock to your shoulder and shoot that like a rifle either.

http://www.thetruthaboutguns.com/2014/04...oulder-ok/

No headaches required, so far.
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#33
18" BHW 1/9 .264 LBC, want to eventually build a lightweight 14.5" pinned upper.
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#34
KentuckyBuddha Wrote:...as the ATF allegedly can't tell you that you can't put your Glock to your shoulder and shoot that like a rifle either. ...

Товарищ, почему вы думаете, что комиссары не могу сказать вам, что вы можете или не можете сделать?

http://www.gunsamerica.com/blog/end-sig-brace/
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#35
I voted for a 20" but I realized mine is an 18". Man it sucks getting old.

Steve.........
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#36
Если он находится на книгах, которые они могут выполнять его.
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#37
se3388 Wrote:Если он находится на книгах, которые они могут выполнять его.

ЧК США имеют оружие, тюрьмы и власть. Они не заботятся о книгах.
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#38
cory Wrote:Personally if I was you I'd go with a 20" for the bench and a 12.5" SBR for hunting.

This...I have a 14.5 that I'm going to cut down to 12.5 and use a Sig Tac brace. If I like it, I'll submit the paperwork for an SBR. 14.5" is too close in length to a 16" when a flash hider is used to be worth the effort IMO.
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#39
Будьте уверены, чтобы пить солодового порошка напиток.
Также - "Вы снимать свой глаз"

Теперь, мы можем просто придерживаться английском языке?
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#40
Built my 20" upper this fall as a personal rehabilitation program after neck surgery. I intend to use it next spring after the doctor clears me to shoot highpower matches again.

Bruce
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