Grendel Hunter 6mm ARC upper?

[Rob01]

Wondering if anyone has ever had a Grendel Hunter upper and specifically a 6mm ARC? I am thinking about getting a 20-22" 6 ARC upper and in my searches came across them but never heard of the company but they got some decent reviews around on other uppers and I like the ability to customize it.

Grendel Hunter | The Modern Sporting Rifle

Grendel Hunter - The Modern Sporting Rifle | Browse our Hunting Rifle Uppers | 6.5 Grendel Uppers | Upper and Lower Receiver Parts | AR15 Hunting Uppers

www.grendelhunter.com

 

[Darryle]

Assembled an upper for a coworker using their barrel, nickel boron BCG and a BCM receiver. Thing shoots factory ammo great, he's extremely happy with it.

I thought I read somewhere their barrels are Liberty or Satern produced?

It was similar in contour and flutes were nearly identical to my Liberty 6.5 Grendel from LoLo Tactical, as best I could tell without removing the handguard.

 

[Rob01]

Thanks. Still in the planning process but they had me interested so figured I would ask.

 

[Darryle]

Found the reference

As to barrel manufacturers, the Grendel Hunter uses Saturn Barrels and has a good reputation for making good, consistent, reliable barrels.

 

[Rob01]

Thanks. I think I ran across that in a write up when doing some research.

I was just going to get a BCA 20" but then you all know how that ball starts rolling and that wouldn't do. LOL

 

[supercorndogs]

I am not sure I would want a 22" 6 arc with rifle length gas system. Mine is +2. My 18 was +1 and my 16 is rifle length. I still have to restrict or bleed quite a bit of Gass shooting with a suppressor.

 

[Rob01]

I am not sure I would want a 22" 6 arc with rifle length gas system. Mine is +2. My 18 was +1 and my 16 is rifle length. I still have to restrict or bleed quite a bit of Gass shooting with a suppressor.

I never planned to suppress it so I wonder if I can get it running with adjusting the gas enough with a rifle length and 22"?

 

[supercorndogs]

I woukd think. Might just recoil a little harder and be a little tougher on bolts and brass.