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  • sapperlock
    Unwashed
    • Sep 2015
    • 6

    24? liberty build

    So, this is my first Grendel build. The goal is a good med/heavy weight varmint gun that will play double duty as a target gun. Here’s the build list so far:

    Liberty 24” 1:8 5r barrel with matched bolt
    BCM mk2 upper
    BCM Ambi charging handle
    No name phosphate bolt carrier
    Odin works 17.5” Ragna rail
    80% lower
    Larue MBT 2s
    Stock TBT

    The scope will be a donor until I can save my pennies for what I want. I’ve had good luck with Burris and Leupold, and will look at those first for a FFP reticle I like. The stock will most likely end up being a Magpul PRS gen 3. The barrel is threaded and will take my SciCo Omega 300 - I’m undecided about putting a brake on it.

    The rail should get here soon, and then I’ll slam it on an already built lower for break in. More on how it shoots when I get to that. Thanks for taking a look.
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    Last edited by sapperlock; 12-24-2019, 11:37 PM.
    Fast is fine, but accuracy is final.

    Semper gumbi
  • A5BLASTER
    Chieftain
    • Mar 2015
    • 6192

    #2
    Congrats on your soon to be grendel II sir.

    May I suggest a item change? Find yourself a thick heavy wall billet upper. It will work much better with that long pipe then the thin forged upper you have it in now.

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    • teppou
      Bloodstained
      • Nov 2016
      • 29

      #3
      What billet upper would you recommend? Any particular brand?

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      • A5BLASTER
        Chieftain
        • Mar 2015
        • 6192

        #4
        Originally posted by teppou View Post
        What billet upper would you recommend? Any particular brand?
        Only one I have personal experience with is the Spartan side charging one sold through joebobs.

        But any good heavy billet upper should work I would think. They just do better with the long heavy pipes. Since they are thicker they resist flexing that the thinner forged uppers can't when paired with such a long and heavy barrel.

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        • sapperlock
          Unwashed
          • Sep 2015
          • 6

          #5
          That’s a great idea. I’ll check them out.
          Fast is fine, but accuracy is final.

          Semper gumbi

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