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6.5 G build almost done
#1
pictures to follow tonight after the military Ball

I picked up a Alexander Arms bolt and 18 inch fluted stainless barrel, DPMS Gas Block Single Picatinny Rail, Geissele Super Semi Automatic Trigger, High rise Billet Beaver Creek upper, Lower is Stag Arms, getting it all together this weekend.
so far I have trued the receiver and put M4 cuts into the receiver.Turned down the YHM free float tube on a lathe to fit the mid length barrel gas system.

Still need to make a 9/16-24 TPI muzzle brake on the lathe

updates
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3 shot group factory ammo

I made a heavy buffer from Bronze for longer lock time
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here is the rifle
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FYI I used 6.8 SPC Magazines and it worked flawless
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#2
back from the range
100 yard group average .3 MOA, finally got to a bench
200 yard was about 2 MOA
250 Yard shrunk to 3 shot group .75 inch? not sue why stabilized I guess
1st round hits out to 400 yards on 4 inch steel
not bad so far once I hand load should do better
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#3
Very nice, beautiful camo job!

Bill
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#4
Hey Bill, he paints like someone I know....hmmmm who could that be?

hehehe

Very good job, no two camo jobs should be identical IMHO
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#5
Sweet build fmsniper! I like the buffer too. You are a talented individual, way to be self-sufficient. I am about to go the AA barrel and bolt combo route also so it's nice to see the range proof on the barrel. I am still about 3% uncertain on whether to go with the 18" or the 20". Nice job on the camo!

LHClarke
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#6
Thanks, trying to figure out what type of muzzle brake to make?
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#7
Very cool. You can be proud of the gun you put together. Not only looks great, it shoots just a good.
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#8
Stabilization at 200 Yards
interesting that my grendel with 123 Grain Hornandy Amax shoots 1.27 @100 yards' group
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and .497 @ 200 Yard group
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my hand loads of 120 Grain Amax with Benchmark powder shoots
.181 3 shot group
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#9
I'd be interested to see 10 shot groups at 100 and 200yd.
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#10
tomorrow I will give it a shot
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#11
only 8 rounds but here is the 200 yard target
looks like the barrel heated up
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#12
Nothing wrong with that at all. Cut out a 2 or 3" circle of pie plate and put it on your forehead or your chest and that sort of brings it to light what you are accomplishing. We are a spoiled bunch of riflemen in this day and age. We have the very best barrels, powder, bullets, etc... that have EVER been produced in the history of the firearm. I can take a total novice that has never held a rifle in their lives and have them consistently ringing 12" steel @ 600 yards within an afternoon. I don't think that was possible a few decades or so ago. I may be wrong, but from what I have READ ( I'm only 37) that is all correct.
Still, good shooting! Not saying all that to take anything away from your ability, because I'm no military sniper and don't think I could begin to shoot with one, but just don't think we should be too hard on ourselves these days.
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#13
Range day after many loads I am coming up with
123 Amax-27 grain of Benchmark
4 shots
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123 Amax- 28 Grain Varget seem to be my best rounds
4 shots
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and my mauser built 308 with pacnor barrel
4 shots
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#14
fmsniper,

Nice sticks daddy, and nice paint scheme. Anything else new and exciting you're doing with the Grendel? What does your bronze buffer weigh in at, and how does it handle? Great posts that I missed somehow.

LRRPF52
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