The Grendel and its variations
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6.5 SAOD is another variant. Supposedly a .295" neck similar to the .264 LBC but with more taper, and a double angle throat with less free bore.
I am a newbie to thes forum and I have a question and this forum seems the most likely place to get an answer. I just bought a SAOD upper. Does anyone know what chamber it has, Grendel, LBC, SAOD. I bought it as a Grendel but now I'm not so sure. SAOD's website only lists LBC & SAOD. I gather the only differences are inLast edited by Drifter; 03-15-2012, 05:48 AM.Drifter
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6.5 Gren Match is listed on Pac-Nor's wildcat page. Don't know any details about it.
Drifter
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Just from this thread that's 7 Grendel variants, no wonder the confusion. All these since the introduction of the Grendel 10 years ago. Hopefully, now with the SAAMI standardization, the makers of these variants will move the the Grendel specs.
These variants should fade away and we should encourage barrel makers to use the SAAMI specs. It's like buying American, the Hordes and is circle of influence should buy Grendel.
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Originally posted by jwilson1985 View Postyes its confusing, and i agree they should just make the grendel. i dont understand why they made all of these outside the fact they all wanted a ride on the new money train but didnt want to pay the dues.Last edited by txgunner00; 03-16-2012, 02:10 AM.NRA life, GOA life, SAF, and TSRA
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Don't blame the manufacuturers, Grendel had a pretty long growth pattern. You have to remember, the first few guns had a straight throat. Thats what the original was when it was the .26 Grendel.
It was a long growth pattern and the manufacturers were correct at the time of production. The double angle throat was not until Gen 2 1/2 or 3. Then it was plus or minus for one reason or another.
Why do you think the original Hornady ammo did not fit the production rifles at the time. It was all growth and rush to get things on the market.
Now with SAAMI. Its all one platform. And it shoots pretty dang good.
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John: I hate to disagree but the first batch of Hornady 6.5 Grendel ammo shot just fine in my AA rifle and the only complaints I heard at the time was from people who had chambers that weren't the 6.5 Grendel chamber but one of the varients.
My original AA Grendel rifle went back to 2006-2007 and and shot great as does my new ones.
Hopefully with the SAAMI specs. being approved more of the manufacturers that make the varients will go back to the SAAMI spec. chamber and everything will be more consistant.
By the way welcome to the forum.
Lee
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Welcome John! Interesting first post.
Care to introduce yourself?
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The "MAIN" legitimate reason is ........ MONEY. They can call thier version the "Improved Custom Model" and charge more for it. Where it works better or not. The whole thing p@#$$ me off because you end up with all this other crap floating around in the market. And, everybody just ends up calling them a Grendel. That's why I tell people to buy a Grendel that actaully has the name stamped on the barrel. Chances are those are made to the Grendel chamber or they would be stamped with some other nonesense.
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