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Handguards came in today and was able to finish my grendel build, still waiting on the ammo to arrive and then have to find time to sight it in. Looking forward to hunting with it.
Weighting in at 8.75 lbs unloaded:
18" Monster Barrel GM
Monster bolt in an Aero carrier
Aero Atlas S-one 15" FDE handguards
Aero M4E1 upper
Poverty Pony lower with Larue MBT and KNS pins
Magpul MOE+ grip and CTR buttstock w/ Larue Risr
ACC blackout .308 flash hider
Topped with Athlon Argos 6-24X50 (until I save enough for and Ares 4.5-27X50)
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I had zero issues with my Argos. Tracked and held zero. Nice looking rifle, good luck!
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Very nice. I have nearly same setup except the scope and handguard. They didn't have the S-one as an option when I got mine so I got the "enhanced". The S-one looks like it would feel better in my hands as it is a narrower profile.
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Great looking rifle and I bet it is a good shooter!
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Congradulations, welcome,...looking forward to range report.
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Nice! I really like the black and tan look... Have you considered a 20 MOA mount for your scope? I am trying to figure out the best way to go for shooting out to 800 yards...
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Looks good man how do you like the Larue Risr?
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Swampfox Wrote:Looks good man how do you like the Larue Risr?
Ended up taking the riser off as it added too much weight and once I switched to the LT204 mount, the plain stock seemed to be the right height. Going to finally shoot it Saturday, as life has been too hectic recently.
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How do you like the Magpul bipod?
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12-28-2018, 02:02 AM
(This post was last modified: 12-28-2018, 03:35 AM by Swampfox.)
I agree with FRB how do you like the bipod? I’m considering getting one. If Magpul would make it quick detach feet and and allow to quickly swap from mlok to ARMS to Picatinny mount I would of already ordered one.
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I like the swivel and tilt feature on it, the legs lock in place and feels pretty solid.
Plan on shooting it tomorrow, that will tell me how much I will like it.
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Let’s us know what you think
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Looks great! Let us know what ammo it likes please.
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Shot the rifle over the weekend, shoots quite well, probably going to be my hunting rifle from now on, the .308 will get some down time.
Shooting off a bipod I was able to group 1.5" at 95 yards with Hornady American Gunner and 1" with Hornady Black ELD, the magpul bipod had some rock back and forth but as long as I stayed leaned forward on it then it was fine. I may sell it for a harris bipod as so far I think I prefer them more.
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Thank you for the feedback on the bipod.
