03-25-2014, 09:18 PM
In my own experiences with custom rifles, I have always specified what type of bullet I would be shooting. When I worked out these details with one custom shop on a .308 gas gun, they asked what bullet I would be shooting. I said the 155gr Scenar. The throat was cut for that bullet, and it shoots them into 1/2 MOA like it's fun. Try loading 168gr SMK or 167gr Scenar factory ammunition....pulled bullets, brass ripped to hell, primers cratering.
For production guns, they need to shoot factory ammunition.
One of the key successes of the Grendel is accuracy, and we know the Grendel chamber works well across a wide range of bullets. For someone to claim their variant chamber out-shoots it is basically saying that they think they have more testing with the Grendel than the company that brought it to market. That erodes credibility quickly, especially when you find out the kind of testing AA does, and did early on with the development of the 6.5 Grendel.
If it isn't broken, why try to "fix" it?
For production guns, they need to shoot factory ammunition.
One of the key successes of the Grendel is accuracy, and we know the Grendel chamber works well across a wide range of bullets. For someone to claim their variant chamber out-shoots it is basically saying that they think they have more testing with the Grendel than the company that brought it to market. That erodes credibility quickly, especially when you find out the kind of testing AA does, and did early on with the development of the 6.5 Grendel.
If it isn't broken, why try to "fix" it?