amazing how that works eh

Lmao, 850 bucks for shit that probably costs them 20 bucks to make.

@@brian1335 but it's used by an extravagant list of government agencies so that justifies it, right? LOL

Welcome to BAC. Boutique Arms Commercial.

airbomb34 😂

Ok, dad

He picked up a self revive from a mimic he killed.

That's Ivan for ya. Keeps coming back for more punishment.

What a chad

Eh, the bolt face is robust and modern Type II styles don't have the bolt sheering issues earlier Type I bolts did. More retailers are producing ammunition and quite a few are making guns, Remmington just came out with a 6.5 Grendel load. Best way to incentivize market saturation is to invest, I can't recommend a Grendel enough.

Hornady and wolf make 6.5G ammo that's all you need. Considering 6.5g drastically out performs 300hype-out (except maybe supressed shooting) I think it's worth paying a few bucks for a bolt.

Lacking retail support? What more support do you need? You can buy bargain-bin uppers or spec out your own custom build from AA for 3x the entry kit price. Plenty of barrel and BCG options are available if you want to build your own. The only "downside" is that there are only a handful commercial ammo manufacturers and price is about double per round what you pay for 223/556.

I can see it getting way more popular down the road.

@@asmcinn That's the retail support they're likely talking about. 2 companies make ammo for it mostly... Hornady and Wolf, sure you got boutique ammo companies but that's not really readily available everywhere. 6.5 Grendel while a wonderful round just never caught on because of all the parts you had to change out on a standard AR. Lack of available ammo doesnt help either.

Big Brain Times Read before you comment

I just use a forked stick

Yeah I think I’ll just buy another ar instead of a rest

Or a smack on the arse.

@@Hey_you_______x hardcore pumping? Lol

pimpovic2 spelling mistake “ hardcore pimping “

Thanks brother.

@@pimpovic2 hardcore

😎😎

Me too. I didn't think he was allowed to list a price for a firearm on KZfaq

Seems like it doesn’t it. And for some reason all the 6.8 videos are 20yrs old.

It is 4 years now 👌🏼

There are better options for much less, IMO. Look up PigSaddle, mount it on a camera ball and one of their tripods, and you have it. Best of it, is that if you are into photography, you can use the ball and tripod for long exposure photography or a stable mount for landscape photos, filming areas, or long distance nature photography (bird nests).

Get three broom sticks and some 550 cord!

As soon as Tim, said it's light with "carbon fiber legs." I knew this thing was going to be super over priced. Carbon fiber is light and super strong. However it's very expensive to even produce the end materials into a sheet or block. And then manufactures can shape their products using this material.

Looks like it wouldn't be hard to duplicate

They are when you arent shilling out like he is for some overpriced plastic ass rest

Yea could get a regular tripod with arca rail and be so much easier. As long as you don’t have 20 rifles out at the range shooting.

Or you could buy a sling and do sling arms.

@Michael Srite because he can.

Michael Srite I’m sure you’re here watching all the free content though lol.

Too much plastic too. That thing will crack to pieces in a couple years....especially exposed to a lot of UV outdoors.

You can do better than $0.45/rd for Wolf pre-pandemic. Before the pandemic it was $0.30-$0.35/rd

Paul Lo Cicero Ive been getting 6.5 Grendel at a nickel per round for years.

GetTheFuck0ffMyLawn I get paid 35 cents per round to buy it idk what y’all are talking about.

Paul Lo Cicero you’re right, its actually 4 cents per round but I rounded up. Send us the link or ad for your 25 cent grendel ammo.

Koffee Kreme Paul said he’s NEVER paid more than 25 cents, according to him ya’ll are suckers was my point.

Yes sir I build an AR using that set. I love the ADM setup.

What’s different on the 6.5? Bolt and barrel right?

farva37 Bolt, barrel and magazine.

Yeah, 6.5 ppc. Totally revolutionary and completely unlike the 6 ppc.

but it's kind of a pain. Need to fire-form them after resizing to get the shoulder set correctly - this takes (generally) a heavy (140gn) bullet at fairly low velocity

It’s cheaper to just buy new bulk pack Hornady brass, or shoot factory Hornady ammo, and reuse the brass. I do both for my gas guns.

yes....both of "yous" are correct.....i was just saying it could be done converting the 7.62x39.....I find a lot of brass 7.62x39 where I shoot that people leave behind, so might as well make use of em

There is also hydroforming kzfaq.info/get/bejne/o7eXfKmkyLyzdWw.html kzfaq.info/get/bejne/jNGnnJOGnMuVcas.html

Hydroforming also works, but it still requires true fire-forming for finishing out the shoulders and the sharp angles.

Do it! I certainly don't regret building mine

@@ds6872 I plan on it!

Check out bear creek arsenal. I got their 16" fluted barrel, love it

@@DannyMayhem77 that's where I plan on getting mine! I want to get an 18".

@@DannyMayhem77 I purchased their 20" bbl stainless, actually two (one for a buddy). His was so nice, i had to buy one for myself

It’s such a great round for hunting!

@@gsxr1189 6mm arc is cool. But unavailable. Ecxpensive. No cheap bulk ammo. Less energy on target. Smaller diameter bullet=smaller wound track. And so on

@@gsxr1189 no it does not 6mm arc hits1600 muzzle. 6.5 hits over 1800. And 6.5 has a larger frontal diameter so it imparts energy on target more efficiently

@@gsxr1189 no 6mm 1600 6.5 1800 acording to my cronographs and calculators. I shoot both 6mm and 6.5 there is a pretty big and noticeable difference on gel targets. And steel. 6mm if ur punching paper. 6.5 if u go into combat. Buy witch ever but if i only had one it would be 6.5

@@gsxr1189 hornady over hypes info most ammo i get from them cronos 100fps below advertised fps

mind me asking what powders you have worked with? 8208 seems to be the one mine likes (12.5 & 18).

@@gsxr1189 its pretty interesting for sure. I still like the Grendel for its heavier projectiles when it comes to hunting but I'm gonna be really interested in getting a barrel to try out the 6mm ARC. Its nice to have it based off the Grendel cause we can just swap barrels or build uppers with the same bolts for the Grendel (especially after I've invested in a couple JP HD bolts).

Checkout the .280 British round... It was the inspiration for the 6.5 Grendel. 😉 Oh, and I’m a huge 7mm fanatic. Probably had over a dozen different 7mm rifles and cartridges over the years. My favorites are 7mm-08, .280 Sherman, 7mm RemMag, and 7mm STW.

the us military has found over the last 20 years that 6.8 is the best now so pretty close

bullet and case design was mostly perfected 100 years ago. New cartridges are mostly PR to sell new and fresh stuff. We just apply modern constraints to existing designs. Grendel is nothing special, neither is CM or any of the modern fancy named rounds - its just PR PR PR. I still love the 6.5x55 from 1891! But its a long action, so no fancy AR15 support :) Im just glad the americans have started to notice the 6.5 superiority, makes the bullet selection better.

@@jmkhenka I wouldn't say 100 years ago, because 100-120 years ago they were still using cordite for an ignition source in metallic cartridges. So, I'd say more like 50-70 years ago back when P.O. Ackley was developing his cartridges. I have several Ackleys and they are leaps-and-bounds ahead of their parent cartridges in performance and design.

Seth N. Yea that’s what I want a 6.8 ! It’s got a little more versatility than the grendel I think

its a great battle to fend off the furniture from cats lol. my dog claims my bed and wont give up laying on at least half the blankets when im making the bed lol i hope your rotator cuff and arm heal quickly. thankyou for saving the guy. that takes a lot of courage to do that, and continue after hurting yourself so badly. have a good day

just get one, you won't regret it

It’s a fine caliber i had to add one to my collection and no regrets

Same here, hits like a 7.62x39, flies like a 223

6.5 grendel is awesome. My LaRue is hands down my favorite long range rifle.

Like others said ... do it they are amazing

OMG lets not light that powder cag.

It's all about price. Most people don't want to pay $0.60-$1.30 for the 6.5 grendel round. You can get 5.56 rounds for $0.24-$0.80. You can get 308 for the same price as the 6.5 grendel and 308 has better charts.

compared to their PIERS, 6.5 grendel is extremely effective when shooting a fish.

@@justincary4803 the cheapest you can get 5.56 and .223 right now is 65 cents on rare occasions but its closer to $1 a round with the demand atm. 7.62x39 is the most reasonably priced round right now, all the ammo ive bought has been in the 35-60 cent range

@@jackmemphis777 I'm going off of normal prices. Not these "pandemic" prices.

@@jackmemphis777 😅😆😂🤣

Why not go with the POF Rogue? A pound lighter and almost $1,000 cheaper.

6.5G Wolf is far less expensive than any .308 I've found.

You can build a sub 5lb 308 nowadays.....for ar15s you can build one sub 4lbs with red dot and mag from off the shelf parts for under $1100.....but the Rogue is a lot cheaper and lighter

@@SwornHeresy the Revolution has a DI variant, and it's ambi if you care for that

@@alexjoseph8363 my saber defence grendel shots moa with wolf ammo

My 6.5 Grendel upper is shooting .6 MOA. That's about as good as my 6.5 Creedmoor bolt gun...

during the pandemic i literally picked up 3k of the wolf for 28 cents per round while 223 skyrocketed

@@japarsell Good idea, the problem is that now all the price gougers and flippers are buying the grendel steel case and re-selling it on Gunrboker for twice what they paid. There are 60k rounds on there from just one seller. Most sites are sold out right now. The greed is insane right now.

There is a simple reason for that, the parent case is .220 Russian aka a hostile entity design...

You can’t take it with you when you go... Might as well live life today. 👍🏻

An upper build is pretty cost efficient

Look at it this way, box of 20rd steel case 6.5 is about $5 & match grade brass ammo is about the same price as 556, not to mention u can use 7.62x39 mags. So "it'll actually SAVE money, dear" (wife justification) 😅

Chris Kauffman is right, buy the upper and shoot the grendel now. You can circle back for a dedicated lower later, that’s the beauty of AR’s.

I built mine used a fluted 16" bear creek arsenal barrel( was $70) at the time, 1.5" groups with wolf

I was looking for someone else that noticed. Long commercial for overpriced stuff. I was waiting for Tim to strip down and try to sell me his Hanes.

Agree all his videos have turned into the same thing. I can’t stay awake for the whole thing. Needs new content

Whew... I'm not the only one who noticed!

I just double tap the right side and jump 10 seconds. They have to find funding somewhere since KZfaq doesn’t pay them anymore. No money=no content; necessary evil.

He is not pushing noting just showing different really cool products because people wont to know thanks

@Eugene Stoner it is a winner! Love the thing!

@ReadyOrNot I've been running it for a few years and the first cheapo bolt I had for it broke. After that I replaced it with an Alexander arms and have no problems with anything. Runs flawlessly. And I run steel exclusively in it outside of hunting which I have some reloads

@Eugene Stoner You keep running your mouth about something that hasn't been an issue with the 6.5 Grendel since the type 2 chamber & bolt became the predominant spec and the .264 (6.5) LBC - Les Baer Cartridge went defunct. You should really refrain from espousing what you have little (actually zero) experience in. I mean I get it. You're parroting out of date (10 yr old) no longer factually true ARFCOM info. @Scott Park Love all of my 6.5 Grendels. Right now my go to is my 16". I also run the Wolf almost exclusively

@Eugene Stoner Geez... Did you really just parrot something I've seen out of an ARFCOM post, near-verbatim? As for militaries using the 6.5 Grendel? Eh, you might want to check that again. IIRC the Serbian military adopted it. And in terms of LE? Yeah last I heard, a few counties police forces added it for use in their special tactics units. My guess is sniping use from a smaller type platform like the Serbians. My round count? Well, I own several 6.5 Grendels. However, my current 16" is on its way to 4000 as its halfway through it's third case of the 100gn Wolf. I order by the case and typically burn through most, if not all of it when I take it out for the weekend. 😉 Okay there Mr. Behind-The-Times. Let me school you on a few things. They can and do feed reliably from 25/26 round 6.5 Grendel magazines. Not 6.8 mags relabeled as 6.5. The 6.5 Grendel has more case taper than a 5.56 therefore it requires more of a curve to the mag body. However, if the mag is, in essence, a 556 mag with the dimpling changed to accommodate the 6.5 Grendel then yes 10 to 15 rounds is generally the limit for reliable feeding. 7.62x39 bolts are not the same. The x39 and .264 LBC (Les Baer Cartridge) have a .125" bolt face depth due to the deeper chamber seating depth. They are not specified/recommended to be a 9310 bolt material. Whereas the 6.5 Grendel does and was derived using the same bolt as the 50 Beowulf or 12.7x42. (.136" bolt face depth) Also, the case taper design of the x39, in conjunction with the larger flat-base surface area of the .310" x39 bullet lends itself to higher bolt thrust. This in turn leads to higher wear and stress on the bolt lugs even though it runs at a lower pressure spec... Do 556 bolts have higher bolt life expectancies? Yes. Provided those bolts are not HP (high pressure tested) Otherwise no since HP testing simply preloads stress to induce failures earlier. A fact Colt Canada proved when they discovered the C7 & C8 had higher bolt service life than their US counterparts. But let's be clear, the divide is not as great as you are attempting to allege. Bolt issues dissipated when the recommended type 2 bolt & chamber became the predominant 6.5 G spec. JP & AA bolts enjoy a solid service life. Other manufacturers bolts are seeing really good service life. Provided the material is of quality and heat treatments are correct. Even issues with extractors have been seldom until recently, with some batches of extractors. Although like any bolt design, the extractor in an autoloader is going to be subject to metallurgy and heat treatment. Regardless of the cartridge, it's chambered for. You either get it right, or you don't. When it's wrong, then 5.56 & 7.62 NATO, along with any other cartridge will see failures. 6.5 Grendel actually had full auto testing as a standard with Alexander Arms at one time, not that Marines and soldiers are taught to use full-auto fire from their service rifles. You get a clear idea of what type of moron you're dealing with when they start talking about full-auto fire from their service carbines and rifles. But nice attempt at moving the goalpost in a discussion centered around civilian AR's, ie semiautos. Oh and FYI there bucko I'm a Marine vet. Combat Engineers. 😉 Much like I carry a spare bolt and a backup BCG for my 556 AR's for a class or just simply some range time. I do the same thing with my 6.5. Why? Because regardless of the chambering. A weak point in the AR bolt design is the cam pinhole. I don't have the logistics that Uncle Sam once afforded me so I come prepared should Murphy come a calling. Do everyone a favor bud. Stay off of the decade-old ARFCOM info. And get a f'ing clue as to what you are talking about before running your suck, hmm?

I have a larue as well, I got in on the fde deal with the rifle complete with the sighted in scope and all. I love it

That’s an awesome combo, congrats. LaRue make great products IMHO...& the 6.5G is just a great deer round for mid range distances.

Max Morrison same here. I’ve killed deer with my 16” and 18”. Actually just got a new scope on the 18” today. Caught a primary arms gold series 3-18x with the hud dmr reticle on eBay as a demo model for 299$. It was wearing the 4-14x primary arms Orion which is an awesome scope for hunting that scope will be going on the 16” now. But back on track I’ve killed deer out to 260yds with my grendels with the 120gn federal fusion. Totally destroyed an entire front shoulder with that controlled chaos 110gn Lehigh I don’t use them anymore it does the job but it does it too well if you hit a shoulder. Can’t wait to try out the Barnes 115gn vor-tx this year

Last deer I shot was with a 30-06 using a 168 grain BTHP. Seems to kill deer really well. Cause they are deer.

Ostrich 21 can’t go wrong with a 30.06 deer hunting either but when it comes to deer hunting with an AR-15 the list starts with 6.5 Grendel and ends with 6.5 Grendel if you ask me. 6.8spc isn’t bad either but the Grendel in my opinion is just a little better in every category the big bore calibers are good too if you don’t care about any kind of long range capabilities. I have a ks47 just an AR-15 made by psa chambered in 7.62x39 and takes ak mags and my son uses it for deer hunting. But since the 7.62x39 shares the same case as the Grendel it should feed from an ak mag also and I’m really thinking about swapping out his barrel and bolt to 6.5 Grendel for this year.

@@justa3v619 I've got a KS-47 as well so you saying that made me go looking for info. From the brief Google searches I've done, it looks 6.5 Grendel and 7.62x39 mags don't sort together. If you know something different though I'd love to hear it :) I love my ks-47 so far, even if it's mainly just been for target shooting so far.

I don't want to put my name go on the palmetto website and under the reviews of the stripped uppers there’s a guy saying he did the 6.5 Grendel barrel and they feed perfectly from the ak mag. I’ve put 6.5 Grendel rounds in my ak mags just to see and they fit and will strip off the top like they should. Idk I’m going to give it a shot

@Jones Hunting a high fence rance is almost like hunting cattle in pasture. No sport in it.

Yup. Around 2006 I think. I bought a “6.5 Sporter” in 2012 when the Grendel name was still licensed and I didn’t have the money for a Alexander Arms rifle. 6.5 Grendel has improved since then with the “Type II” bolt. I am still running a 7.62x39 bolt that grendel started out with and it has never broken for me. But now I want to get a lighter barrel and swap to Type II bolt and headspace.

In conjunction with Lapua.

@@georgesakellaropoulos8162 I worked with Bill when I was working at HK USA here in Columbus, GA.

Zwisermon1 they need it for Afghanistan 🇦🇫

@@8166PC1 nah, i doubt it.

All bullets shoot straight it’s the shooter that’s the problem lol!

@@8166PC1 6mm ARC is the best out their for a military round. To make it better, I would have picked a cut down 308 case (x39) with 85gr 6mm.

@@gsxr1189 didn't know that. It's about time the military didn't make a dumb decision.

Good question

Grendel doesn’t shoot at 3k FPS you’ll get good Barrel life and you can find Grendel barrels QPQ. Pop over to the Grendel.com/forum and I’m sure some there have thousands of rounds on a specific barrel

@Jack Wells titanium barrels? Wtf are you talking about?

@@SbrGrendel65 6.5 creedmoore shoots slower or comparable to 5.56 velocities and burns barrels very quickly. There's more to it than just velocity.

Most Grendel barrels are stainless steel so they wont last as long in general. Doubt it has the same barrel issue that 6.5 Creedmoor does, but stainless wont hold up as long

Thanks! I'm glad someone thinks so. It's been copied many times too. Haha.

@@Militaryarmschannel I've been following you since the early days (before ACR vs SCAR, for example) and I still love the intro.

We already have 6.5x55.

6.8 SPC has been a joke since the beginning... Who wants to shoot a ballistically-inferior .277 caliber bullet in a case this small? 6.5 Grendel is the innovator, the rest are imitators. 👍🏻 Also, built my most recent 6.5G over 6 years ago, and haven’t had an issue. 👍🏻

Eugene Stoner How many bolt lugs have you personally cracked? How many have you seen in person with your own 2 eyes as it happened? Have you ever even owned or shot a 6.5 Grendel? I didn’t think so. 😏 For the record, it was the original type-1 chambers and bolts that had an issue, the standard for the last 10 years has been the Type-2, and it doesn’t have these issues unless you buy cheap or foreign-made parts. If you buy American-made, you shouldn’t have any issues. Don’t be a fanboy douchebag that THINKS he knows everything based on hear-say, secondhand knowledge, and internet posts. 👍🏻

Gs Xr - 🤣😂🤣 I will never kneel before any man or company. And I damn sure will never to Hornady or their marketing bullshit and lies. This cartridge will be dead and forgot by the masses in less than 5 years. Only small niche circles will still even know what it is. The 6.5 Grendel will always remain superior.

Gs Xr - Not to sound conceited, but you don’t have a clue who I am, and that’s cool, but trust me, I know EXPONENTIALLY more about cartridges, cartridge design, and ballistics than your average guy. You’re not gonna fool me. And you’re incredibly wrong about the greater MV leading to greater downrange velocity, because there about a dozen different factors that play into that factor, not just your MV. You obviously have zero clue about what you’re talking about. It’s 100% obvious now. So, please, go spread your misinterpreted fanboy regurgitations somewhere else. 👍🏻 Your posts remind me of that old saying... “If you can’t dazzle them with brilliance...Baffle them with bullshit...”

Gs Xr - You forgot to include bullet weight into that calculation... Something every 6mm naturally lacks compared to the .257 & 6.5mm projectiles. Therefore just because of the slightly higher velocity & roughly comparable BC, does not mean the cartridge can compete at longer ranges beyond the 6.5 Grendel. 👍🏻

Ive had good luck with 7.62x39 AR mags

E-landers. Have had 0 issues with them. The 10 rnd 6.5 Stoner mags tho have given me some problems. Work ok-ish (123g pills).,

If you get one I think you'll be impressed.

@@Militaryarmschannel what are the best mags for grendel?

Definitely have to agree with that. .243 has some great bullet choices and the speeds you can achieve from the platform make it a very flat shooter.

You know what you're talking about. Best external ballistics from an AR-15 and powerful enough yet manageable (a definite step above 5.56mm). Best do-anything gun? Double the range of your AR-15 without majorly impacting close-range performance. Since manufacturers of 7.62x39 can cheaply produce Grendel ammo, if it caught on we'd have cheap 6mm Grendel. The cartridge would be very versatile. Take it to a class and clear rooms with cheap inaccurate ammo, then switch to better ammo and go long outdoors. And you could easily hunt smaller deer with it, similar to .243 Winchester.

It’s getting ready too! Hornady just SAAMI’ d the “6 ARC”. It’s basically a necked down Grendel. Should be coming out soon.

58harwood wow I didn’t know that was Hornady!

@Ben Woodcock the meat and potatoes, to put it another way. ...it is lunchtime yet?

Exactly! 6.5 Grendel cost more, it's not nearly as available and just doesn't make sense if someone has already invested in 5.56. Also, 6.5 Grendel isn't as reliable as 5.56 in the AR platform.

My Grendel functions as good as 556 and it’s easy to reload

I haven't fired a 223 round since I built my Grendel upper. It is so superior in every way. I've not had any function issues. 30 cal can works great on it. And I reload so I don't care about ammo prices.

Chris Kauffman That’s understanding. I ain’t against people having the cartridge by any means. Just personally I’m already invest into certain cartridges and really just wanna stick with what I got

yes it is

6mm arc is amazing

6 ARC 😍

6 ARC fills that, but there is a neighboring caliber that is neglected and there is opportunity for a good cartridge to come in and be successful: the 257 caliber. It could be a sweet spot between ARC and Grendel.

USASOC got its big brother, the 6.5 creedmoor

Looks like a 6.5 will be the new standard fo US mil. @crackbot says Creedmoor, I'm not educated enought on the subject to yay or nay that one. Makes sense though. Also a .338 machine gun seems to be in the works. So yay for that!

Crackbot Yeah but the MRAD is in 308, 300 Norma and 338 Norma. That’s for all SOCOM. 5.56 is a great round that gets an undeservedly bad rep.

@@gsxr1189 Sorry that is incorrect. A DMR can be with an intermediate round. And considering the DMR that was being fielded when I was in was a 556 using the 77gn. Also, that bit about the 6.5 Grendel not having military adoption is incorrect as well. It was adopted a few years back.

@450/400 Man Our military looked at it several years ago for that purpose. It was passed over because at that time the military did not like the proprietary steel required of the bolt to ensure their specification for round count life. That said the Serbian military did adopt it for that role about 3 or 4 years ago. And are in the process of adopting it for widespread/general purpose usage. IIRC their new 6.5 Grendel service rifle (AK variant) is the M17. Which is why there is an affordable steel case option available through Wolf and Barnaul. And why there is a growing interest in 6.5 Grendel AK's

If you reload you can increase velocity over the 6.8 factory rounds. The 6.8 barrels that have 6 grooves and lands do not have the correct bore area per SAAMI spec so make sure you buy a 5R, 4 groove or 3R barrel that allows you to reload to higher performance levels. You can reload to get 2700fps out of 110gr bullets and a 16" barrel, the 120s can hit 2600 out of a 16" barrel. H335 powder. A Grendel shoots 123s out of a 16" at apx 2400fps, the 6.8 can beat that by apx 200fps.

Because a heavy 77/80 gr 223 bullet is better than a 123g Grendel. The 80g will have much less drop and less wind shift. The advantage the 6.5g has at 1000 yards is 401 vs 327ft lbs of energy.

6.5 grendel is far from a "new" cartridge

@@raptor660cc1 True, however I tend to warm up slowly to new rounds as I have seen many that were were touted as all that and a bag of chips when they were first released and then they fade away. It wasn't until a few months ago I had an opportunity to shoot a friends AR in 6.5 Grendel and I decided that I wanted one. Probably going to mostly be used as a long range target rifle with a few squirrels thrown in for good measure.

Barty Mugg- we have a a couple of 350 LGDs in bolt actions and really appreciate what they do. At reasonable ranges, the Tree-fiddy is an an excellent example of ingenuity! Ultra-Mega-MAGA

@@gsxr1189 Explain exactly what 6mm ARC does that 107/108g Grendel pills don't except load 120-130 grain pills when you want? That and also only having 1 company make brass for it.

Thank you!

I hear Motrin and water works miracles :) Just kidding, sir. Get better soon!

Military Arms Channel I managed to injure both my right and left shoulders at different times through the years....each time resulted in the necessity to have reconstruction surgery. It sucked to be laid up for so long, but was worth it in the long run because afterwards my shoulders were completely healed and about as good as new (after rehab, of course). The trick is finding a skilled surgeon who will do a good job. Fortunately for me, my wife is a Workman’s Compensation executive, who know all the good surgeons in our area. The last one I used worked on several professional athletes in my area, which told me all I needed to know about his skill. If you can manage to shoot videos ahead to save some for your recovery time, that would keep you visible to your audience. Good luck.

@@johndilday1846 and the rehab is equally as important. I know guys who tapped out on rehab and have limited motion/issues to this day.. and my boss got his rotator cuff repaired last winter, but he pushed through the rehab. Better than ever.

@@johndilday1846 How old are you John ? While your skeletal injuries are "fixed" for now wait until you age to 60+ ! Chances are every bone-related injury will come back to haunt you. Courtesy of good ol' arthritis. Remember....nothing is good as original equipment. Best of luck on your healing. Enjoy the great healthcare you have had.