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    Quote Originally Posted by IceAxe View Post
    Mine is a 24 inch BlackHole barrel (6.5lbc) with a 7.62x39 bolt. I am wanting to get out third season and the thought has crossed my mind of taking the 6.5. I have plenty of bolt guns "better" suited for big game but the Grendel so far has given me a high degree of confidence in shot placement. It's just a consistent shooter, even when fire forming the 7.62x39 brass with lighter loads it held the same point of impact at 100. At 300 yards it's dropping 10 inches.


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    Guess maybe it was Mark from Larue; not 100% because i don't know what he looks like.

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    My BIL in Kansas hunts everything with his Grendel. Makes long shots all the time on whitetail with no problem.


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    I have a 24" BHW barrel, and the BHW Type1 Grendel bolt on mine... their barrels shoot lights out. Don't know how much truth there is to it, but the specific grendel bolt is supposed to stand up to higher pressure than the standard 7.62 bolt. Rumor only, take it for what it is worth.

    A side note... I did have to really scrub the chamber, open up the gas port a little (1/32nd) and break it in with 100 rounds before it cycled perfectly for me. I had to pogo the shot rounds out of the rifle for the first 10 rounds. The chambers are TIGHT! And even a little residual machine grease in the chamber sticks the shot brass GOOD.
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    Quote Originally Posted by J View Post
    I have a 24" BHW barrel, and the BHW Type1 Grendel bolt on mine... their barrels shoot lights out. Don't know how much truth there is to it, but the specific grendel bolt is supposed to stand up to higher pressure than the standard 7.62 bolt. Rumor only, take it for what it is worth.

    A side note... I did have to really scrub the chamber, open up the gas port a little (1/32nd) and break it in with 100 rounds before it cycled perfectly for me. I had to pogo the shot rounds out of the rifle for the first 10 rounds. The chambers are TIGHT! And even a little residual machine grease in the chamber sticks the shot brass GOOD.
    Well if your using for hunting-"One shot kill"! No need for Semi.... lol
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    Quote Originally Posted by J View Post
    I have a 24" BHW barrel, and the BHW Type1 Grendel bolt on mine... their barrels shoot lights out. Don't know how much truth there is to it, but the specific grendel bolt is supposed to stand up to higher pressure than the standard 7.62 bolt. Rumor only, take it for what it is worth.

    A side note... I did have to really scrub the chamber, open up the gas port a little (1/32nd) and break it in with 100 rounds before it cycled perfectly for me. I had to pogo the shot rounds out of the rifle for the first 10 rounds. The chambers are TIGHT! And even a little residual machine grease in the chamber sticks the shot brass GOOD.
    I have heard that too. All from the same manufacturer. What I don't understand is how can a bolt in which you cut or remove more material be stronger?


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    Tried some factory 123 SST by Hornady. At 18 bucks a box they shoot pretty good.


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    Ok I switched to a better lower with a drop in trigger.


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