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Changing bolt
#1
Well I finally broke down and ordered some parts to change my 300 blkout into a 6.5 grendel and I cant find a bcg anywhere so I saw where a bunch of yall buy just the bolt and switch them. I have a NiB bcg in my blkout so how hard is it to switch them? Im looking at the bolt on sixfivearms.
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#2
Should be a strait swap. One thing you may do is check the extractor, it may need a bit of polish/shaping. See threads on the forum or Johnny's reloading bench for more info on this. Running dummy rounds through your rig will help identify problems like that.
The bolt should be a match for the Grendel barrel, most modern standard production barrels will work but some of the early barrels need a different bolt for things to work correctly. It's a bit confusing but SAMMI .136 or type 2 bolt with type 2 barrel is pretty standard now.
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#3
Ok thanks I guess I was overthinking the swap out but just got home and watched a video on how to do it so Im gonna order it! Now all I need is a handguard.
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#4
If after polishing your extractor, my first monster bolt was fine, if you still have any cycling issues, you may need to remove the extractor spring donut as well.
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#5
Ok will check it all when I get it together. Ive got all the parts ordered but Im not paying $30 for 20 rounds of otm bullets so still ammo/brass shopping.
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#6
Chaser89 Wrote:Ok will check it all when I get it together. Ive got all the parts ordered but Im not paying $30 for 20 rounds of otm bullets so still ammo/brass shopping.

Graf & Sons has Lapua 6.5Grendel brass & Starline basic brass with no neck that needs to be sized & then annealed.

https://www.grafs.com/retail/catalog/pro...uctId/9531

https://www.grafs.com/retail/catalog/pro...ctId/77532

They have a pretty good selection of 6.5mm bullets as well.

https://www.grafs.com/retail/catalog/cat...oryId/916?

Hope you have small rifle primers already 'cause they scarcer the hens teeth. Graf has lots of powders in stock but after a quick look, they might be in short supply for Grendel appropriate powders.
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