Checking in from the Heart of Dixie

[SRT2011]

[ricsmall]

Welcome to the horde. If you haven’t, acquire the Grendel load books. Tons of info in there. Of course, we’ll be glad to help on suggestions, but having it in black and white helps even people like myself who have been loading for 30 yrs +.

[Popeye212]

Welcome a wealth of knowledge here.

[VASCAR2]

Welcome to the forum SRT2011!

[just_john]

Welcome to the Clan, SRT2011, from the Great Nation of Texas! +1 on the load books. They are a terrific starting place.

[SRT2011]

Thanks for the welcome! The load books are going to be a late B'day present to myself.

And since summer seems to be coming early here in Alabama, I may pick up the ear pro friendly boonie hat they have listed as well.

[Texas]

Welcome to the forum SRT2011. When you mentioned non-standard calibers, to a number of us 6.5 Grendel is the standard caliber for an AR15.

[Popeye212]

Welcome from Texas.

[SRT2011]

Welcome to the forum SRT2011. When you mentioned non-standard calibers, to a number of us 6.5 Grendel is the standard caliber for an AR15.

[dylanbg20]

Where in Alabama? I just joined, but a buddy of mine are getting into Grendel's quite a bit and are in the Birmingham area.

[SRT2011]

[dylanbg20]

[SRT2011]

[Texas]

No offense intended. It’s looking like it’ll be my primary caliber going forward. I’m already looking for a lightweight 18” barrel to build around before next hunting season.

Thanks for the welcome!

No offence taken, it is just a matter of time until it will be your standard caliber. Do NOT put two or more in the same safe, they reproduce quite rapidly. ��

[just_john]

Grendels are asexual - they seem to have the ability to split, where one becomes two, then two becomes four, then ... and you need a bigger safe