Thread: 6.5 Grendel lr ar15 build

Originally Posted by Tommy

What's the permit rigmarole like for multiple barrels etc? Same paperwork as one, or more hoops to jump through? If it's easy enough and someone experienced in dealing with the process does it, I'd be keen on multiple calibres for instance.

From memory once you go over US$100 you have to do the arms export paperwork, but it doesn't matter how much is on the order any longer - one item or many - it's just the one set of paperwork as far as the US in concerned. Now as for our Customs, that could get complicated with the multiple parties.....

AR-15/M16 6.5 GRENDEL BARRELS | Brownells

Digit is bringing in barrels and bolts.

I am keen on one also, have messaged digit about em. I believe that once you hit about 2 grand you need an import or duty agent? You can register yourself as one I believe but its a bit of a rigmorol

could be keen on one also, think a mate would be too, all depending on price of course.

Digit could probably do a group order for a good price. I would get on board

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+1

Originally Posted by specweapon

+1

Ken is just waiting on the final permit to pass then can start bringing them in. Will be a package with barrel bolt and mag I believe. Will be a 6.5 grendel bolt which is slightly diff dimensions than the 762 39 bolt. 18 or 20 inch only for now I think.

Sounds good but i hope they are reasonably priced.

News anybody?

Yep, what about a 24" barrel version?

Originally Posted by YosemiteSam

News anybody?

nzar15 has export permits and is waiting on them to ship


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did anything ever happen with this? Looking into things I'm tempted to convert my AR into 6.5 grendel. Only thing putting me off is handloading, doesn't look to be any factory rounds in NZ i can find? My logic is I would like AR-10 like performance in a smaller frame - am I way off here?

I believe that nzar15 still has them on order, typical hurry up and wait game.
If you want ar10 performance have you thought about a gen 2 dpms? Nzrac has the lightweight hunter version and they are practically ar15 size