That is with the factory stock. I haven't a clue what it weighs alone. I shoot off hand most of the time. I'm not certain that I (personally) would mess with the point and balance of this rifle for the sake of a few ounces. ~Riuma
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You can now buy from CZ a flush mount magazine (3 rounds). I just weighed a 5-round and 3-round magazine (.223 Rem) and the weight savings is 0.5oz. The Grendel magazine has a tad more metal for the extra case width... so maybe you save 0.7oz. Honestly, the biggest weight savings you will achieve is to start shedding steel as in cut the barrel down to 18". I have the factory kevlar stocks that HS Precision and B&C made for CZ, and I believe they probably weigh as much or more than the wood stock.
Comparatively speaking the CZ barrel profiles are very slim profiles as compared to what you normally expect out of a standard action Rem/Savage/ Browning, etc. There isn't much there to think about fluting. You can either go really short 16"-18" or spend some money chasing carbon fiber barrel or a titanium barrel for $800 - +$1K before gunsmithing.
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Originally posted by riuma View PostCZ does not supply 3 round magazines for the 6.5 Grendel/7.62x39. Only 223 at the moment.~Riuma
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It would take some reconfiguring of the bottom plate of the mag. Otherwise it might not clear the magazine guide-suppoots built into the floorplate. Not certain, really. I know that the Varmint Grendel was shipped with a floor plate that does not have those guides. I immediately figured it was for the 3 rnd mags and called CZ to get some. "Not at this time." was the response.~Riuma
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