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I won't spend a dime with them either. I called to cancel, she said it's gonna ship in just over a week....ok i'll wait call back 2 weeks later asking if switching to a 16" would ship faster,.....she says 6-8 more weeks either way not acceptable for an off the shelf barrel Fuck that. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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......I Won't buy another AA barrel, that is for sure. ...... I called to cancel, she said it's gonna ship in just over a week....ok i'll wait call back 2 weeks later asking if switching to a 16" would ship faster,.....she says 6-8 more weeks either way not acceptable for an off the shelf barrel Fuck that. |
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My Cabelas has the Hornady Black, Fusion, and SSTs in 6.5g, and like 8 different loads in 6.5c View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Was at cabelas today. They had zero grendel ammo and lije 5 different types of 6.8spc It's starting to feel like the thread is getting far away from the original question in OP. |
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......I Won't buy another AA barrel, that is for sure. ...... I called to cancel, she said it's gonna ship in just over a week....ok i'll wait call back 2 weeks later asking if switching to a 16" would ship faster,.....she says 6-8 more weeks either way not acceptable for an off the shelf barrel Fuck that. ...and ordered a FAXON 16" gunner....got it in 2 days shoots 0.6" MOA goodness |
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If you're talking about the Cabela's in Garner (the only Cabela's in NC) then they only have the two Hornady loads as of yesterday. I was down there picking up some hunting ammo before the season kicks in and remembered to take a look see for this thread. I didn't pay any attention to the Creedmore other than noticing they had several loads. It's starting to feel like the thread is getting far away from the original question in OP. View Quote |
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Looked at my cabela's today and they had Hornady SST and Black. No Fusion.
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Mine had a end cap rack for special gold medal match cartridges with Berger bullets. But the 6.5 g slot hasn't had anything in it the last 4 times I checked.
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If you're talking about the Cabela's in Garner (the only Cabela's in NC) then they only have the two Hornady loads as of yesterday. I was down there picking up some hunting ammo before the season kicks in and remembered to take a look see for this thread. I didn't pay any attention to the Creedmore other than noticing they had several loads. It's starting to feel like the thread is getting far away from the original question in OP. View Quote |
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Then I really don't care. I am using the wolf stuff to just break in the gun. Once it is shooting well (if it ever does) I won't use it anymore. Though I won't worry about my groups. View Quote If breaking in a barrel means firing some rounds to burnish the bore then an undersize bullet would minimize that effect while maximizing copper deposits on one side of the lands from slippage and (maybe) increasing gas erosion or gas cutting leading to more coppering of the barrel around a loose fitting bullet. |
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So, I took my new 6.5 Grendel upper out today, it is a Bear Creek Arsenal upper 16" a govt profile contour and nitrided. I was shooting 123 AMAX factory loads. The trigger is a Geisele SS E. The FH is a YHM with a YHM Ti 762 Phantom. My first target with the suppressor on looked like Ray Charles and Stevie Wonder were out at the range with a shotgun. That is a 10 round group. I decided to try it without the suppressor, the second target which shot high of the POA grouped vastly better (the flyers were me, not the most steady). Not sure why that is happening. I was thinking of trying my Recce 7 but wanted it lighter for hunting, plus I had the mount already. Might try buying a mount for my Recce and try it. I have used the YHM on a bolt gun, Ruger GSR in 308, and it worked great. https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/73248/IMG_20171009_164054316__2_-329428.JPG https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/73248/IMG_20171009_163636278__2_-329430.JPG https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/73248/IMG_20171009_163647760__2_-329431.JPG View Quote |
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No wobble, it was on tight. Found out that most of the QD mounts need a minimum of a .720 shoulder to index off of, the shoulder on this is .700.
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Just curious for those who shot Wolf in their Grendels, what does your groups look like at 100 yards? I'm wondering if I have a bad lot and should attempt to purchase another case.
I shot them in both my 18" JP Enterprise barrel and Faxon 12" barrel with terrible results. |
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Just curious for those who shot Wolf in their Grendels, what does your groups look like at 100 yards? I'm wondering if I have a bad lot and should attempt to purchase another case. I shot them in both my 18" JP Enterprise barrel and Faxon 12" barrel with terrible results. View Quote |
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Just curious for those who shot Wolf in their Grendels, what does your groups look like at 100 yards? I'm wondering if I have a bad lot and should attempt to purchase another case. I shot them in both my 18" JP Enterprise barrel and Faxon 12" barrel with terrible results. View Quote |
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It has nothing to do with buying cheap or precision ammo, I was look for approximation of what everyone is seeing with wolf with various barrels.
Also helps prevent people from buying crappy ammo because over 6" at 100 yards is garbage for any ammo. |
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It has nothing to do with buying cheap or precision ammo, I was look for approximation of what everyone is seeing with wolf with various barrels. Also helps prevent people from buying crappy ammo because over 6" at 100 yards is garbage for any ammo. View Quote |
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Bootleg lists their adjustable bolt carriers on sale, worth a look?
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People who have been shooting Wolf have been reporting 2-3" groups, at the worst. Generally.
It shoots really well for some folks. Like 1.5". |
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Let us know how it shoots with wolf... I was hoping to have somewhat good luck with it but was not the case for my two barrels.
I was trying to figure out if was a crappy lot of wolf ammo and buy a different case or if this is the norm. I don't want to waste another 135 dollars on ammo I can't even determine where it is going at 100 yards. Looks like I will stick with black 123gr for my grendel shooting. I getting under 1 moa in both barrels. |
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I get around 2-3" at 100yds with my AA 16" lightweight barrel, best Wolf ammo I've ever shot in any caliber.
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I had no other option currently for hunting this weekend, Threw together a 16" Grendel last minute. Well see how it shoots tomorrow night. http://i63.tinypic.com/2ia7qmr.jpg View Quote |
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For those loading the 123 eld, did you find that your COAL from the 123 amax transferred over well?
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For those loading the 123 eld, did you find that your COAL from the 123 amax transferred over well? View Quote |
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ETA: No idea how to insert copied cells from excel. Fuck it
Tested 107 SMKs and 123 ELDMs today. Little disappointed that the velocity nodes are on the slower side. 107:
123: ChargeAVGSDES 29.6237723412361 236018.036 29.8239423862393 23914.48 30239723992404 24003.67 30.2240924132405 24094.08 30.4241024202431 242010.521 30.6243224152446 243115.531 30.8244624642442 245111.722 31247024832460 247111.523 31.2248024702477 24765.110 Tested 107 SMKs and 123 ELDMs today. Little disappointed that the velocity nodes are on the slower side. 107: ChargeAVGSDES 28.2249724962487 24935.510 28.4253024982522 251716.732 28.6252025212522 25211.02 28.8254525362542 25414.69 29256325662550 25608.516 29.2257425872590 25848.516 29.4258925952625 260319.336 29.6261726172595 261012.722 29.8262026422648 263714.728 123: ChargeAVGSDES 29.6237723412361 236018.036 29.8239423862393 23914.48 30239723992404 24003.67 30.2240924132405 24094.08 30.4241024202431 242010.521 30.6243224152446 243115.531 30.8244624642442 245111.722 31247024832460 247111.523 31.2248024702477 24765.110 |
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Then I really don't care. I am using the wolf stuff to just break in the gun. Once it is shooting well (if it ever does) I won't use it anymore. Though I won't worry about my groups. View Quote |
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It's all voodoo BS anyways, but for what it's worth, Black Hole recommends breaking in their barrels with copper-jacket rounds to gild the barrel. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Then I really don't care. I am using the wolf stuff to just break in the gun. Once it is shooting well (if it ever does) I won't use it anymore. Though I won't worry about my groups. |
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Then I really don't care. I am using the wolf stuff to just break in the gun. Once it is shooting well (if it ever does) I won't use it anymore. Though I won't worry about my groups. We recommend the following procedure: Ensure barrel is clean – no oil Shoot 5 rounds of copper-jacketed bullets through the barrel Run a few patches with (non-copper removing) standard gun cleaning solvent through the barrel and patch dry Shoot 5 more rounds Continue this cycle (Steps 3&4) at least 3 more times (for a total of 20 rounds), with an optimal total of ten cycles (50 rounds) Store barrel with a light coat of oil. Patch oil prior to shooting. |
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Gild the barrel? View Quote |
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The idea is that the jacket material will fill in voids and imperfections in the surface of the bore. This is in lieu of lapping it, or wearing it smooth with the old "clean after every shot" routine. In theory, you will have a smoother, more uniform bore, without removing the base metal. I suppose you could equate it to the effect that fouling shots have. I've never tried it, myself, so I won't comment on its efficacy. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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I'm going to try it out with my brand new Black Hole Weaponry 18" 3-poly nitride barrel on Friday hopefully, we'll see View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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I was getting there. Place holder from my phone so I could type it out.
Anyway, took it out again. Its good enough for hunting with the 123 Hornady SST. When it gets hot, it isn't happy. So, clockwise from upper left: SST, Berger 130s on Federal, Wolf Military, 90 Grain American Eagle and Hornady Black (what I used to zero) in the middle. The other 3 groups were a more rapid fire starting with SST center, Berger upper right and then Black upper left. The 130 Berger showed a nice group but I don't know where the flyer came from. The vertical stringing on the SST was a surprise. If I were shooting a scope made for precision I think I could tighten up some more. Right now I am using a Leupold 3-9 VX-R Patrol which I am going to stick with. Thick stadia lines and 9X max isn't the best, but it will be good enough for hunting. So I have a maybe 300 yard Deer rifle that is lightweight. About 200 dollars in Ammo through the thing now. It is a lot of fun to shoot and throws out 123 grains with very little recoil with an A2 birdcage on it. Great for my kids, who it is for anyway. Deer hunt planned for January, so we will see how it goes. |
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