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#1
I just built my first 6.5 Grendel AR-15 and I find myself repeatedly coming back here to browse so I might as well sign up. About to take my rifle to the range and see if I can figure out my new scope and get it ready to hunt this weekend.
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#2
Welcome to the forum v4lu3s, resistance is futile! Careful the 6.5 Grendel can be very addictive.
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#3
Welcome to the clan, v3s, from another native Texian. What part of this great state are you in? Tell us about your build and your goals. Maybe throw in a pix or two. And, by all means a pix of whatever you poke a hole in.
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#4
Welcome to the horde from Wisconsin.
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#5
Welcome from California!Smile
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#6
V4L,
Welcome to the group. We have many, many members from Texas.



Chuck in GA
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#7
What part of this great state are you in? I'm just north of Dallas, central Collin County and there are a lot of us around here.
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#8
Carpe Sus & Gig'em!
Kill a hog. Save the planet.
My videos - https://www.youtube.com/user/HornHillRange
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#9
I'm in Conroe, and work in Houston.
I have been building AR platform rifles since Obama, but recently took the Sons of Liberty Armorers course.
So I built a new AR...I already had 9mm, .223/5.56, 7.62x39 and .308...
SOLGW upper
SOLGW lower
SOLGW competition trigger
BCM mk2 extension/buffer system
BCM MOD 2 stock
Larue Apeg grip
Odin Works 20" DMR barrel
Odin Works rune handguard
Odin Works bolt carrier group
Odin Works adjustable gas block
I put a Yankee Hill quick detach suppressor Mount since I shoot everything suppressed
Burris Veracity PH 4-20x50
Midwest 20 moa mount

So far I have put about 40 rounds down range. The goal on this gun is something that I can do on my general purpose hunting with as I hunt hogs and white tail but I also wanted something that I could take elsewhere in the country besides East Texas and still the effect about the several hundred yards without lugging a much heavier 308
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