Found some nice replacement stocks and chassis systems for the mini.. but I noticed the magazine thing in a lot of people’s pictures.. that’s just about a deal killer for me. I wish they took AR mags.
Found some nice replacement stocks and chassis systems for the mini.. but I noticed the magazine thing in a lot of people’s pictures.. that’s just about a deal killer for me. I wish they took AR mags.
Mine takes AR mags and shoots great!
Grendel is a great round. 123 gr SST and AR comp is what I reload with. Rifle is way better than I will ever need lol.View attachment 279054
Mine takes AR mags and shoots great!
I kinda like bolt guns
More than semi autos
6.5 Grendel is a legitimate do-it-all intermediate cartridge. I don't own one, but built an AR for a buddy in it that shoots like a dream. Never used it in a bolt rifle, but I have only heard good things about it.
As for the Howa Minis, I like 'em a lot. I have one in 223 and 7.62x39. My 223 sits in a B&C stock that's the bees knees...the 7.62x39 is still in the factory offering. The factory stocks aren't terrible, aren't great either. Oryx makes decent aftermarket stocks if you like the pistol grip style.
As for the Howa Minis, I like 'em a lot. I have one in 223 and 7.62x39. My 223 sits in a B&C stock that's the bees knees...the 7.62x39 is still in the factory offering. The factory stocks aren't terrible, aren't great either. Oryx makes decent aftermarket stocks if you like the pistol grip style.
Only one I know of for AR mags is the Ruger American Predator. The Ranch is too short for your desires. Maybe the Mossberg takes AR mags, but can’t remember. But I hear the Mossbergs can be spotty.
The Ruger stock leaves a lot to be desired. Like mentioned I’ll be upgrading it ASAP.
https://magpul.com/firearm-accessor...uger-american-stanag.html?mp_global_color=118
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Dang, that looks nice, but $400+, and then another $170 for a folding stock adapter, and a stock, and a scope...
At that point might as well just get a Cross
That’s why I haven’t done it. All my Grendels are inexpensive.Dang, that looks nice, but $400+, and then another $170 for a folding stock adapter, and a stock, and a scope...
At that point might as well just get a Cross
But, then you’d have to deal with a Sig….
Lol
I did see a different chassis that I liked, for alot less, but as far as I can tell it's not sold separately from the barreled action. Or, maybe not in America. There's a place in Australia selling them, which is not helpful.
Thinking of selling my NIB VEPR in 6.5 Grendel. I have had it for years and never shot it. I have a Alexander Arms Rifle with a Gas Piston Upper that is a long range rifle easily out distancing the .308. A few NATO Member Nations are using the 6.5 for their Sniper Teams and they will shoot easily to 1000 yards and beyond accurately.
How much would you let that Vepr in 6.5 go for?
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