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    CGN Regular Rgrabowski's Avatar
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    Hi, which muzzle device is that and which stock? Thanks!

    Quote Originally Posted by Dmitri View Post
    Finally got my 12.5" barrel from BA in 6.5 grendel, this beast in now complete. Well almost, a Vortex Venom red dot is on the way to be installed on the 45 degree mount. Im also thinking of giving it some nice colorful battle worn finish with cerakote. Just need to decide on the colors..maybe bronze under black or perhaps orange under gray would look nice too.. i will keep you guys posted.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Brian46 View Post
    An ar bolt unlocks when fired. So with this straight pull design, is the unlocking mechanism going to withstand the increased chamber pressure or just let the bolt loose.

    In an AR this is not a concern because the unlocking and rearward movement of the bolt upon firing is expected and buffered.

    Forgive me for sounding stupid here, but there has been failure of other rifle straight pull designs resulting in serious injury when the bolt shoots rearward

    I guess my question is, what prevents the camming action of the bolt when fired that would allow it to unlock and how strong is it?
    Quote Originally Posted by Philosoraptor View Post
    I think you can rest easy. In battery, the bolt is resting on the 7 locking lugs of the barrel extension. It will not unlock until you manually pull the charging handle backwards, camming open (via the cam pin, same as any modern sporting rifle) the rotating bolt to release from the locking lugs and allowing rearward travel of the bolt carrier. For a semi-auto MSR, it should be the same, the locking lugs will retain the bolt in battery upon being fired until the gas system cams open the bolt via direct impingement into the gas key forcing the bolt carrier rearward (as you would with the Renegade but with your hand). Granted there may be some extra pressure on the locking lugs as the carrier will remain in battery for the bullets entire cycle/burn through the barrel, but I don't think it would warrant anything excessive.

    Now I think what you're alluding to is a failure of all the locking lugs, thereby allowing the bolt to move rearward unintentionally upon being fired? I don't think it should be an issue or danger, In the unlikely event that all 7 of those lugs break at once, you still have a carrier that is almost similar in weight to a full mass M16 BCG, which also has a buffer spring and weight behind it. Not to mention it would have to overcome those forces and punch through your aluminum buffer tube end plate and stock. Worst thing I see happening is the charging handle slaps your hand if you're holding the rifle improperly.

    Just my opinion, worth what you paid for it, I am no engineer by any means
    Actually, the bolt lugs will be less stressed with the manual load, in semi-auto the chamber is still under pressure when the lugs turn, in this setup the pressure on the lugs is 0 during unlocking.
    Normally in semi mode by the time the bullet has reached the gas port and starts to unlock the pressure is already dropping, not worst than shooting in a 26" barrel.

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    Can one expect to be able to purchase a full build 6.5 Grendel one of these by end of month?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dennisan View Post


    Arrived today and was really easy to put together. Plan to take her out tomorrow to see how she shoots.

    Fit and finish are great! Very happy with the quality of the product. With the Maxim Defense CCS stock, 10.5 inch barrel, and Warden it comes in at 27 inches... if it hasnt been mentioned already, the receiver is 7 3/4 inches long (excluding the barrel nut threads).

    Notes:
    - Using Radian takedown pins I did notice some play between the upper and lower receivers, but this was resolved by using the supplied takedown pins.
    - if you are using a Geissele Handguard you are going to need to grind down the anti-rotation tabs
    - I really like how tight the magwell is while still accepting various metal and plastic mags without issue
    Beautiful build my friend! Could your throw her on a scale and tell us what the overall weight of this rifle comes to? Also what barrel did you end up going with
    There's Mil-spec, and then there's Gunnutz-spec.
    One is stringent, the other contains nuts.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rgrabowski View Post
    Hi, which muzzle device is that and which stock? Thanks!
    Odin Works CQS stock, i dont remember the name of the brake but its the one with aluminum shroud from Colonel Mustard.

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    My MRA (1V-B) Renegade Build is done...

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    awesome builds folks.....

    can't wait for the large frame model to be ready..... just itchin to build !!!

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    Yes, I want one in 308 !!!

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    The receiver can be accurate with the appropriate barrel. I had a good group going with this .277 at 200 yards until I pulled the second to last one.



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    My own humble contribution. I think the receiver set deserves much more than the bargain basement parts I have mounted to it, but I’ll upgrade as time/money allows.



    I definitely need to get used to loading. I’m guilty of prematurely releasing the bolt forward, repeatedly half-catching the next snap-cap.

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