barrel removal
#1
can anyone tell me how to remove the barrel . I somehow lost all my papers and schematics. bought a new gun safe and I'm in progress of deep cleaning all my guns. built 3 ar 15's but stumped on the Grendle. Thanks
SORRY YA'LL TALKING ABOUT THE 6.5 GRENDLE
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#2
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A ar15 barrel?
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#3
If it's an ar. Remove handguard, gas block/tube and then barrel nut
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#4
There are lots of videos on Youtube. You might need to watch several for your specific situation. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YhDSGgpdoPU

The barrel might be 'glued' in or otherwise a tight fit. A dowel and mallet might be needed.
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#5
Mike Huff Wrote:can anyone tell me how to remove the barrel . I somehow lost all my papers and schematics. bought a new gun safe and I'm in progress of deep cleaning all my guns. built 3 ar 15's but stumped on the Grendle. Thanks
SORRY YA'LL TALKING ABOUT THE 6.5 GRENDLE

I would probably disassemble in the reverse order of assembly.
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#6
Remove hand guard, remove muzzle device, remove gas block and tube assembly, undo barrel nut, pull barrel from upper receiver.

Be careful to catch the 14 bearings, 3 springs, 41 detents, and hydraulic valve assembly specific to the grendel barrel. (Just having fun, no offense meant)
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#7
Am I the only person that thinks the OP's question. Is well less then believable?

Something just seems off too me?

Maybe it's just all this mess going on in the country has my BS meter super sensitive. But something smells trollish to me about this post.
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#8
A5BLASTER Wrote:Am I the only person that thinks the OP's question. Is well less then believable?

Something just seems off too me?

Maybe it's just all this mess going on in the country has my BS meter super sensitive. But something smells trollish to me about this post.

Not alone, lol.
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#9
biodsl Wrote:There are lots of videos on Youtube. You might need to watch several for your specific situation. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YhDSGgpdoPU

The barrel might be 'glued' in or otherwise a tight fit. A dowel and mallet might be needed.

I was also troubled by the OP but A5BLASTER nailed it!

Biodsl’s post quoted here should be a sufficient answer.

Frankly, I would feel a bit sheepish after finding that a basic web search have saved some pointed counter questions.
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#10
A quick troll before school?
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#11
Lastrites Wrote:Not alone, lol.

Definitely not alone.

After building three AR 15's he can't figure out how to remove the barrel
from a Grendel AR?
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#12
And doesn’t know how to spell Grendel?
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#13
I always remove my barrels when cleaning my rifles.
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#14
I agree-- seems "off"
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#15
His post states that he has already built 3 ARs ... no way he couldn't figure out disassembly
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#16
Lost his "schematics"??
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