Alexander Arms Blitz 6.5mm Grendel Review - Firearms News Alexander Arms Tactical .50 Beowulf Rifle 16.5" Th Alexander Arms Tactical Complete AR-15 .50 Beowulf Upper Black. I held up slightly, fired again and was rewarded with a solid center hit. Or purchase a subscription for unlimited access to real news you can count on. Concerning the latter, two cutouts in the bolt body enabled dual locking flaps (lugs) to pivot into and out of recesses milled into the receiver walls. Pioneer Arms U.S. - Facebook So when an equally unique rifle for it comes along, accuracy-minded shooters sit up and take notice. Two weeks ago all the major domestic ammunition manufacturers attended an annual editorial event put on by Firearm News parent company. Luckily, the geniuses at Alexander Arms creators of the 6.5 Grendel and .50 Beowulf figured that out years ago. It fed flawlessly with consistent ejection to 3 oclock. Geissele triggers have been thoroughly vetted by the military and law enforcement units around the country and stand up to hard use. Check out the new for 2022 Walther Pro SD with James Tarr and Jens Krogh. As with any powerful rifle, durability is crucial, and Alexander outfitted these 5.56 NATOs with salt bath carbo nitrided barrels, aerospace-grade gas key screws, MK10 composite handguards, and tungsten, nickel, & iron H2 buffer weights. With the rifle inundated and the tester soaked, the accuracy-testing portion of the evaluation was conducted. An advocate of gun proliferation zones, Richard is a long time shooter, former cop and internet entrepreneur. Alexander Arms started testing 9310 steel as a better choice and found that bolts lasted longer when made from 9310. The new-for-2023 lineup includes ultralight hunting stocks and a VGA 2-pound adjustable vertical-grip stock. It features multiple sling mounting points and has a non-slip rubber pad. Hitting a three-inch plate at 500 yards with an out of the box gas gun and factory ammunition is pretty good in my book. Alexander Arms recently unveiled their Highlander Pistol in 6.5 Grendel. These triggers have been a prominent feature in the AR landscape for about a decade and for good reason. Also, the bullet stays above the 1,600-fps minimum-impact velocity necessary to get the bullet to open up out to 450 yards. Match bullets have thin jackets on them, which is advantageous at these modest velocities. Joe Kurtenbach and Caleb Giddings also look at the first-ever optics-ready carry revolvers with the new Taurus 605 and 856 T.O.R.O. While the Grendel did indeed go through some rocky years, it persevered. Over time more and more shooters were impressed by its performance until it eventually surpassed its arch rival.
