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  • Hello from the World Series capital of Texas.

    (Just had to throw that in, but I won't talk about that glorified pig-pen a few blocks west of the best looking ball park in the country.)

    I don't like the .223 and just got into the Grendel business after reading up on the cartridge. I know next to nothing about the care and feeding of this monster AR. Are there instructions (hopefully illustrated) available on the internet for guiding a novice?

    Thanks. I have enjoyed reading this forum extensively.

  • #2
    Are you asking about reloading Grendel cartridges, or literally how to clean your rifle?

    P.S. - If you're stopped by a female police officer in Arlington, be nice to her -- it might be my daughter

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    • #3
      I think I can handle the handloading when I get to that point. I need the most elementary instructions on up through maybe tweaking for the best accuracy.

      (Since I attended the Citizen Police Academy a few years ago, I have some friends on the force but don't remember a young lady.)

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      • #4
        Welcome. Im about 45 min north of ya in Denton.

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        • BluntForceTrauma
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          • Feb 2011
          • 3900

          #5
          Hey, Gramps, welcome!

          John
          :: 6.5 GRENDEL Deer and Targets :: 6mmARC Targets and Varmints and Deer :: 22 ARC Varmints and Targets

          :: I Drank the Water :: Revelation 21:6 ::

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          • #6
            Originally posted by GrampawEd View Post
            (Just had to throw that in, but I won't talk about that glorified pig-pen a few blocks west of the best looking ball park in the country.)

            I don't like the .223 and just got into the Grendel business after reading up on the cartridge. I know next to nothing about the care and feeding of this monster AR. Are there instructions (hopefully illustrated) available on the internet for guiding a novice?

            Thanks. I have enjoyed reading this forum extensively.
            Keep her well-oiled, and shoot her. If you're building one, you need half a brain and to follow good advice from other monkeys who learned the hard way.

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            • #7
              I have the rifle, . . .

              brass, bullets and powder. I would like to have illustrations on taking the thing apart, where to lube, etc. Thanks.

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              • Texas Sheepdawg

                #8
                Howdy! I think Midway and Brownells has some good instructional videos on YouTube on AR maintenance, cleaning and Lubing.

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