That is the best group i have ever seen with an Ar-15, - M 4, M 16 type rifle. I have seen that bullet do awesome accuracy in Olympic competitions. We are talking 1" groups at 300 yards with iron sight! Nice to see that type of rifle chambered with this type of bullet. All wondered how accurate you could get with this type rifle because M-4 are 3" moa at 100 yards tested at the factory.
Hey like your video. I was curious to know if you knew much about cartridges. I'm fascinated by bullets that have a good Ballistic Cooefficient. I've heard of the 6.5 Creedmoor, but don't know the advantages or disadvantages of the Creedmoor or the Grendel. Are there other 6.5 mm designs out there? I was just curious b/c I'd love to know more about 6.5 mm's.
@dcpinner The 6.5 is a great bullet. High sectional density means that it maintains velocity (and energy) well downrange. This makes for a flatter trajectory, with good energy out to 1000 yards.
The 6.5 Grendel cartridge was designed to fit the AR-15 platform.
The 6.5 Creedmore has a reputation as a very accurate cartridge, but won't fit in an AR-15.
Another offering is the 6.5/.284, which is also too big for the AR-15, but has higher velocities.
@OmarA27 The stock A2-style stock is a good choice for a weapon like this. It's a good choice for any weapon if it fits your body well. The rifle stock also allows for a longer spring and a longer and heavier buffer. That increases reliability because the weapon isn't cycling ungodly fast. Some of the carbine stock kits you see sold allow the weapon to cycle upwards of 1000rd/min. That's just asking for trouble.
Where did you find the custom engraved dust cover? Also do you handload for your Grendel? I am having a hard time getting my to chamber. AA has the upper and investigating it.
@daywalker627- You can go to the Beowulf forum and do a search. The guys name that sells them is Steve. Great guy to do business with. Yes, I do handload. Are you loading new or once-fired brass?
@Salemlax22 Thanks for the reply. I joined the forum last night. I am loading both once fired lapua/wolf as well as virgin Lapua. All same problems. I sent back the lee dies and exchanged for the hornady. Hopefully AA will be able to give me some insight. They thought maybe it was a bad reamer, but now they are not sure.
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I just received my overwatch upper the other week from midwayusa. AA told me there was a 14 week back order. So far I love it. I have my lower finished, just waiting on a stock. I live in Dublin and shoot at the blacksburg range BTW...
higher grain = higher bc, longer, less influence from wind, until you hit a point of diminishing return where the bc doesnt carry it more then the velocity loss of using a higher grain ammo
Yes, 1 in 9" twist. The Swift bullets did shoot well, as did my handloaded 129gr Hornady SST's. I have not loaded above 130grs. Unless I was to do suppression work, I won't go above 130. The optimum weight is around 115-120gr.
Sweet riffle, u may want to look at the rock river 2 stage trigger before you decide what you want to go with, its really nice and only $ 120 on their websit
I fired three 30rd. mags through my wife's RRA LAR-15 in under a minute. Upon removing the bolt carrier we found the bolt to hot to handle. Repeating the same procedure with my POF-415 we found the bolt warm at best. The fact that the piston system doesn't dump as much heat into the BCG as does the DI system means longer service life to me. Not to mention how much easier the piston rifle is to clean after shooting 300rds of Wolf through it. Heat & dirt kill.
sweet gun dude i am going to be buy the new AR-57 upper and i also have been thinking about geting 6.5 grendel upper how much did it cost a where did you get it.
I bought the rifle directly from Alexander Arms. When I purchased it, the complete rifle was $1,500. I believe the Overwatch upper receivers are running around $900 right now
I have not converted mine to the piston system yet. I do have plans for that in the future (when the price goes down). When I bought the rifle new, it was $1500 without accessories.
You won't need the piston system. I have owned 14 AR15's and never had a problem. I had 3 jams in 15 years. That was with crap wolf ammo not the guns fault.
check MidwayUSA. They carry several different uppers. Alexander arms sells a few barrel combos as well. If you are patient, you can custom order a match barrel from Satern.
Haven't hunted much with it yet. Been mostly getting loads dialed in. I load 90gr TNT's for varmints/small game, 120gr TSX's for deer/bear, and 123gr Lapuas for impressing people with tight groups at the range. There are great factory loads as well. That's what is nice about this gun, you can load just about any .264 bullet from 80 to 140 grains.
Man....you should have bought the Robinson Arms XCR in 6.5 Grendel instead ! A FAR superior weapon. Better ergonomics and the ability to change calibers.
OH really? This is an AR-15 chambered in 6.5 Grendel. You can change it to any caliber that will fit on an AR-15 lower reciever. Your XCR (as I have seen, not familiar with this) only has .556, 7.62x39, 6.5, and 6.8. There are atleast 29 different calibers that can be used on my AR platform, not counting the wildcat cartridges. If you own one of these, I would love to compare the two to see which is a "superior" weapon.
YEAH REALLY...Let's see: can you operate the charging handle of the AR while still keeping your eyes/shooting position on target - NO ! Does the AR have an Ambidextrous Bolt Catch - NO ! Does the AR have a free floating barrel - NO ! Can you put a folding stock on the AR - NO ! Does the AR have an adjustable gas system (do you even know why this is important) - NO ! Does the AR come with a Piston Driven recoil system (again do you even know why this is important) - NO ! I could go on and on....
haha, are you kidding me? If you are concerned with working the charging handle, get a side charging handle. YES! mine is free floated if you would open you eyes. Folding stock, probably not, collapsible, YES! Adjustible gas block, YES! Piston system, YES! and yes I know why they are all important. Please do "go on and on" because you have proven nothing.
Can I operate the charging handle of an AR while keeping eyes/muzzle on target? Yes, but why would Ineed to?
Ambi bolt catch? Patriot Ordnance and KAC SR-15 lowers want a talk with you. Free floating barrel? Almost EVERY AR manufacturer offers at least one free-floated upper. Folding stock on the AR? And why would you need one? We have plenty of exceptional collapsibles - and if you REALLY need that folding capability, there's the LR-300.
Continuing reply to savagecub: Adjustable gas system? Does the Noveske Switchblock mean anything to you? What about JP Enterprises' adjustable gas block? Piston guns?
GAS PISTON AR?!
SURE! BUT WHY IN ALL OF HOLY FUCK WOULD YOU WANT A FUCKING PISTON AR?
Drink some more of the Kool-Aid - direct impingement ARs will always remain the superior system, no matter how much the marketers and the ignorants have told you how the short-stroke piston system is so much better.
I can build you a very accurate rifle if you wish. Just tell me what kind ranges you will be shooting at and whether you plan to hunt. With load development we generally see 5 shot 1/2 groups at one hundred yards. If you hunt a great all purpose round that we have had great luck with is the .300 WSM. We have hunted deer and elk with that round and it works very well.
6.5x39 is not similar to 6.5x55 in any way other than the bullet. The length is important because it can fit into an AR15. 6.5 Swedish is old and been trumped a few times over by other calibers. Though, it is a classic.
Well the uppers are actually in stock at Midwayusa right now for $860. I bought the whole rifle for $1500 from AA because I wanted the matching lower reciever, but any mil spec lower will fit them
I was worried about that at first. Wolf just came out with its second offering, and a third will be here by fall, Fiocchi is also on board as of recently as well. I believe this cartridge is here to stay.
Super sniper is exclusively through SWFAdotCOM. Really good company to deal with, also got my butler creeks from there, as you can see on my later video. Got the bipod through walmartDOTcom....free ship-to-store so no shipping charges, plus I get a discount
I haven't tested the 130gr Scirroco's yet. I only have 1 box of loaded ammo and I didn't want to shoot it up before hunting season. A guy I talked to said they do fairly well out of his 19.5" rifle. I imagine they will group fine, as all of the loads have so far. I will be working up some hand loads with the 123gr Lapuas and 90gr TNT's in the near future to see if I can get those even tighter.
I think that may be the only thing that keeps me from a 6.5 Grendel upper is the ammo price, and not having the place or equipment for reloading. . . . or the expertise. I've read too many "bad stories" about the Wolf ammo, and the rest of it is pretty pricey, for a semi-auto loader.
I have a 6.5 Grendel SPR Rifle built on a Cavalry Arms MKII lower receiver. Barrel is 19.5" Alexander Arms upper with Larue 12.0 free float monolithic rail and Leupold MkIV MRT scope sitting on a Larue SPR mount.
The rifle is a dream to shoot. If you are thinking about the JP trigger, I highly recommend it. I have one sitting in my SPR build and another sitting in my DCM AR.
I have those same scope rings! There alright. The cheapest thing on my rifle, I wish I had bought better ones. My leupold and RRA have great potential and I find my groups walking off the target from trip to trip....I know the rings are to blame. Ill get new ones soon. Anyways great AR man! Good groups.
The rings have done well for me so far. I have since added a scout rail to move the scope forward and give more distance between the rings. Did you lap your rings when you got them? This is usually a must on the Burris Tac rings or they don't have a firm hold. I also added a tiny bit of loc tite to the screwes so they wouldn't back out on me once I had it sighted in
Laaaapula? It's Lah-poo-ah.
Nater245689 9 months ago
That is the best group i have ever seen with an Ar-15, - M 4, M 16 type rifle. I have seen that bullet do awesome accuracy in Olympic competitions. We are talking 1" groups at 300 yards with iron sight! Nice to see that type of rifle chambered with this type of bullet. All wondered how accurate you could get with this type rifle because M-4 are 3" moa at 100 yards tested at the factory.
Homehous 11 months ago
Hey like your video. I was curious to know if you knew much about cartridges. I'm fascinated by bullets that have a good Ballistic Cooefficient. I've heard of the 6.5 Creedmoor, but don't know the advantages or disadvantages of the Creedmoor or the Grendel. Are there other 6.5 mm designs out there? I was just curious b/c I'd love to know more about 6.5 mm's.
dcpinner 1 year ago
@dcpinner The 6.5 is a great bullet. High sectional density means that it maintains velocity (and energy) well downrange. This makes for a flatter trajectory, with good energy out to 1000 yards.
The 6.5 Grendel cartridge was designed to fit the AR-15 platform.
The 6.5 Creedmore has a reputation as a very accurate cartridge, but won't fit in an AR-15.
Another offering is the 6.5/.284, which is also too big for the AR-15, but has higher velocities.
The Grendel benefits greatly from handloading
eracer1111 3 months ago
change the butstock plzzz
OmarA27 1 year ago
@OmarA27 The stock A2-style stock is a good choice for a weapon like this. It's a good choice for any weapon if it fits your body well. The rifle stock also allows for a longer spring and a longer and heavier buffer. That increases reliability because the weapon isn't cycling ungodly fast. Some of the carbine stock kits you see sold allow the weapon to cycle upwards of 1000rd/min. That's just asking for trouble.
Nater245689 9 months ago
IS THAT BETTER THANE A 308 AND 556 AMMO
GENODELMAROATL 1 year ago
Nice rig! stick with the stock trigger! Its more durable.
fullrearview 1 year ago
Nice rig!
fullrearview 1 year ago
no FMJ
TheSavage169 1 year ago
6.5 has some kick ass power, supersonic up to 1200m dang, more accurate than .308 too.
Dreadzedan 1 year ago
Where did you find the custom engraved dust cover? Also do you handload for your Grendel? I am having a hard time getting my to chamber. AA has the upper and investigating it.
daywalker627 1 year ago
@daywalker627- You can go to the Beowulf forum and do a search. The guys name that sells them is Steve. Great guy to do business with. Yes, I do handload. Are you loading new or once-fired brass?
Salemlax22 1 year ago
@Salemlax22 Thanks for the reply. I joined the forum last night. I am loading both once fired lapua/wolf as well as virgin Lapua. All same problems. I sent back the lee dies and exchanged for the hornady. Hopefully AA will be able to give me some insight. They thought maybe it was a bad reamer, but now they are not sure.
daywalker627 1 year ago
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synth000 1 year ago
price ? i want to invest in one after i seen it in shotgun news
TokeThePlanet420 1 year ago
I just received my overwatch upper the other week from midwayusa. AA told me there was a 14 week back order. So far I love it. I have my lower finished, just waiting on a stock. I live in Dublin and shoot at the blacksburg range BTW...
daywalker627 2 years ago
it is true that for sniping decreased grain ammo is better because of its better ballistics?
ww2footage 2 years ago
there are three types of ballastics; internal, external, terminal.
MadMamba13 2 years ago
higher grain = higher bc, longer, less influence from wind, until you hit a point of diminishing return where the bc doesnt carry it more then the velocity loss of using a higher grain ammo
streaves 1 year ago
i love my grendel!
AndrewBehning 2 years ago
very nice rifle- mind showing a vid of u shooting it?
afrofin1 2 years ago
Look at my other videos. There is one on there. I have a video of my Beowulf with some 300gr Frangible bullets that I need to post as well.
Salemlax22 2 years ago
Nice. Is that the 1 in 9"? And it shoots the 130 grain bullets well? Have you tried 140 grain bullets in there?
AreThereNoMoreNames 2 years ago
Yes, 1 in 9" twist. The Swift bullets did shoot well, as did my handloaded 129gr Hornady SST's. I have not loaded above 130grs. Unless I was to do suppression work, I won't go above 130. The optimum weight is around 115-120gr.
Salemlax22 2 years ago
Sweet riffle, u may want to look at the rock river 2 stage trigger before you decide what you want to go with, its really nice and only $ 120 on their websit
305trev 2 years ago
I looked at those. I actually have already installed the Alexander Arms, single stage Tactical Trigger on this lower receiver.
Salemlax22 2 years ago
How is the recoil?
How would you compare it with an standard 5.56mm, 6.8mm or the 7.62mm?
aramanx 2 years ago
I would say in between the 5.56 and 6.8, more comparable to the 6.8 though
Salemlax22 2 years ago
I fired three 30rd. mags through my wife's RRA LAR-15 in under a minute. Upon removing the bolt carrier we found the bolt to hot to handle. Repeating the same procedure with my POF-415 we found the bolt warm at best. The fact that the piston system doesn't dump as much heat into the BCG as does the DI system means longer service life to me. Not to mention how much easier the piston rifle is to clean after shooting 300rds of Wolf through it. Heat & dirt kill.
bowhuntergeorge 2 years ago 2
Really nice rifle. I want to buy a upper in 6.5. I can reload so maybe that will be fun to use this round.
ferret6677 2 years ago
Pistons are useless...
bansheekiller 2 years ago
how much is ammo for this thing nowadays?
TheDastardlyDildo 2 years ago
Same as its always been. Just hard to find, as is EVERY other caliber.
Salemlax22 2 years ago
sweet gun dude i am going to be buy the new AR-57 upper and i also have been thinking about geting 6.5 grendel upper how much did it cost a where did you get it.
blackwater1992 2 years ago
I bought the rifle directly from Alexander Arms. When I purchased it, the complete rifle was $1,500. I believe the Overwatch upper receivers are running around $900 right now
Salemlax22 2 years ago
Very nice rifle you got there!
TheBuilder65 2 years ago
WOW, what an awsome rig, congrats!
nickscrps 2 years ago
are you going to buy a suppressor?
kc87zx 3 years ago
is it piston rifle ?? and How much was it !!
sargon08 3 years ago
I have not converted mine to the piston system yet. I do have plans for that in the future (when the price goes down). When I bought the rifle new, it was $1500 without accessories.
Salemlax22 3 years ago
You won't need the piston system. I have owned 14 AR15's and never had a problem. I had 3 jams in 15 years. That was with crap wolf ammo not the guns fault.
ferret6677 2 years ago
thank you for taking care of your shit
soulsniper7 2 years ago
How much per box
NonJudeoChristian 3 years ago
i want one,but i got a 6.8
Conservativepacheat 3 years ago
Hey man,
I REALLY want one....is there a "military-style" 20 inch barrel/upper available anywhere? I want it for "service rifle" matches at 300 yards. THANKS!
PotatoGunsRule 3 years ago
check MidwayUSA. They carry several different uppers. Alexander arms sells a few barrel combos as well. If you are patient, you can custom order a match barrel from Satern.
Salemlax22 3 years ago
Dude, thanks for the info. I'm getting excited about this build.
PotatoGunsRule 3 years ago
Do you know if the same accuracy could be acheived using the 16 or 19.5 inch barrel?
Halo2100 3 years ago
nice grouping man! what distance?
xgetsmokedx 3 years ago
100 yards
Salemlax22 3 years ago
i need to know how much did that gun cost? i cant find a price online
devildog3058 3 years ago
alexanderarmsDOTcom
Salemlax22 3 years ago
one question;
Can any AR-15( in 5,56) be combined with any upper!?
For example;
Can "S&W M&P T" in 5,56NATO I wish to buy
be combined with
some other upper in 6.5 Grendel or 6.8 SPC
or even in 7,62x39mm and .308 Win!?
Do you understand a question!?
Thanks!
mfilip62 3 years ago
yes. all except the .308. That caliber is on an AR-10 platform and you would need a dedicated AR-10 lower reciever.
Salemlax22 3 years ago
thanks
Tippmannmann999 3 years ago
nice gun, but what is the difference between an ar15 and an m16, i thought they were the same
Tippmannmann999 3 years ago
google search it...to much to type about history, design, etc. on here
Salemlax22 3 years ago
what do you hunt with it....
garywrench101 3 years ago
Haven't hunted much with it yet. Been mostly getting loads dialed in. I load 90gr TNT's for varmints/small game, 120gr TSX's for deer/bear, and 123gr Lapuas for impressing people with tight groups at the range. There are great factory loads as well. That's what is nice about this gun, you can load just about any .264 bullet from 80 to 140 grains.
Salemlax22 3 years ago
i have the same thing, they pack a punch dont they
stridder77 3 years ago
Man....you should have bought the Robinson Arms XCR in 6.5 Grendel instead ! A FAR superior weapon. Better ergonomics and the ability to change calibers.
savagecub 3 years ago
OH really? This is an AR-15 chambered in 6.5 Grendel. You can change it to any caliber that will fit on an AR-15 lower reciever. Your XCR (as I have seen, not familiar with this) only has .556, 7.62x39, 6.5, and 6.8. There are atleast 29 different calibers that can be used on my AR platform, not counting the wildcat cartridges. If you own one of these, I would love to compare the two to see which is a "superior" weapon.
Salemlax22 3 years ago
Can you put this upper on a standard .556 M4 lower?
ugabandit7 3 years ago
you can put the upper on any mil-spec AR-15 lower reciever
Salemlax22 3 years ago
YEAH REALLY...Let's see: can you operate the charging handle of the AR while still keeping your eyes/shooting position on target - NO ! Does the AR have an Ambidextrous Bolt Catch - NO ! Does the AR have a free floating barrel - NO ! Can you put a folding stock on the AR - NO ! Does the AR have an adjustable gas system (do you even know why this is important) - NO ! Does the AR come with a Piston Driven recoil system (again do you even know why this is important) - NO ! I could go on and on....
savagecub 3 years ago
haha, are you kidding me? If you are concerned with working the charging handle, get a side charging handle. YES! mine is free floated if you would open you eyes. Folding stock, probably not, collapsible, YES! Adjustible gas block, YES! Piston system, YES! and yes I know why they are all important. Please do "go on and on" because you have proven nothing.
Salemlax22 3 years ago
well we are so happy for you
Conservativepacheat 3 years ago
Can I operate the charging handle of an AR while keeping eyes/muzzle on target? Yes, but why would Ineed to?
Ambi bolt catch? Patriot Ordnance and KAC SR-15 lowers want a talk with you. Free floating barrel? Almost EVERY AR manufacturer offers at least one free-floated upper. Folding stock on the AR? And why would you need one? We have plenty of exceptional collapsibles - and if you REALLY need that folding capability, there's the LR-300.
SayokoHatsuya 2 years ago
Continuing reply to savagecub: Adjustable gas system? Does the Noveske Switchblock mean anything to you? What about JP Enterprises' adjustable gas block? Piston guns?
GAS PISTON AR?!
SURE! BUT WHY IN ALL OF HOLY FUCK WOULD YOU WANT A FUCKING PISTON AR?
Drink some more of the Kool-Aid - direct impingement ARs will always remain the superior system, no matter how much the marketers and the ignorants have told you how the short-stroke piston system is so much better.
SayokoHatsuya 2 years ago
very nice!
WJUStudent 3 years ago
freakin sweet nice rifle
MeyerLink89 3 years ago
I can build you a very accurate rifle if you wish. Just tell me what kind ranges you will be shooting at and whether you plan to hunt. With load development we generally see 5 shot 1/2 groups at one hundred yards. If you hunt a great all purpose round that we have had great luck with is the .300 WSM. We have hunted deer and elk with that round and it works very well.
UnsungHero913 3 years ago
I wish I could buy guns like that where I live,God damn pussy ass california lawmakers
BloodthirstyGnome 3 years ago 2
You can... Get one that has a Non readily detachable mag. :)
jacobsoncr 3 years ago
Nice rifle, a little long for my taste tho. been thinking about getting the Super Sniper scope for while but we'll see.
Happy Hunting
nismoT40 3 years ago
6.5mm rules. I love my Swede!
mudbutton2 3 years ago
6.5x39 is not similar to 6.5x55 in any way other than the bullet. The length is important because it can fit into an AR15. 6.5 Swedish is old and been trumped a few times over by other calibers. Though, it is a classic.
Bittermanscolon 3 years ago
pretty cool. Similar to the 6.5x55 Swedish. Its a rifle not a gun.
billcavazos 3 years ago
That's not a .7" group.
domstriker 3 years ago
I assure you that the best 5 measure .3" and the entire group is .8".
Salemlax22 3 years ago
Great looking rifle and shooting bro to bad it's so expensive to shoot and reload !
Best,
yls
ylism 3 years ago
those are so fucking sweet
Cookeeboi 3 years ago
Whats just the rifle go for from alexander arms. I've been looking at the overwatch for a while now.
SniperShea 3 years ago
Well the uppers are actually in stock at Midwayusa right now for $860. I bought the whole rifle for $1500 from AA because I wanted the matching lower reciever, but any mil spec lower will fit them
Salemlax22 3 years ago
Thanks
SniperShea 3 years ago
Longevity of the cartridge would be my only concern, Awesome rifle though.
tuatl 3 years ago
I was worried about that at first. Wolf just came out with its second offering, and a third will be here by fall, Fiocchi is also on board as of recently as well. I believe this cartridge is here to stay.
Salemlax22 3 years ago
Awesome gun!
jiujitsu4ever 3 years ago
hey i was wondering where you got the Super Sniper scope, and Harris Bipod from. I just bought a 6.5 and im looking for some accessories..
jamesb8408 3 years ago
Super sniper is exclusively through SWFAdotCOM. Really good company to deal with, also got my butler creeks from there, as you can see on my later video. Got the bipod through walmartDOTcom....free ship-to-store so no shipping charges, plus I get a discount
Salemlax22 3 years ago
How well do the 130 grain bullets do on accuracy?
Orion8472 3 years ago
I haven't tested the 130gr Scirroco's yet. I only have 1 box of loaded ammo and I didn't want to shoot it up before hunting season. A guy I talked to said they do fairly well out of his 19.5" rifle. I imagine they will group fine, as all of the loads have so far. I will be working up some hand loads with the 123gr Lapuas and 90gr TNT's in the near future to see if I can get those even tighter.
Salemlax22 3 years ago
I think that may be the only thing that keeps me from a 6.5 Grendel upper is the ammo price, and not having the place or equipment for reloading. . . . or the expertise. I've read too many "bad stories" about the Wolf ammo, and the rest of it is pretty pricey, for a semi-auto loader.
Orion8472 3 years ago
how much does it cost
Theundertak3rfan 3 years ago
as I said on one of my other videos, I am about $2200 into it right now
Salemlax22 3 years ago
Sorry, no speakers, so if you said it, then I couldn't hear you...Thanks.
MosinNagant1891 3 years ago
that was 100 yards right after the break in was done
Salemlax22 3 years ago
What range did you shoot that grouping?
MosinNagant1891 3 years ago
I have a 6.5 Grendel SPR Rifle built on a Cavalry Arms MKII lower receiver. Barrel is 19.5" Alexander Arms upper with Larue 12.0 free float monolithic rail and Leupold MkIV MRT scope sitting on a Larue SPR mount.
The rifle is a dream to shoot. If you are thinking about the JP trigger, I highly recommend it. I have one sitting in my SPR build and another sitting in my DCM AR.
AZRanger 4 years ago
I have those same scope rings! There alright. The cheapest thing on my rifle, I wish I had bought better ones. My leupold and RRA have great potential and I find my groups walking off the target from trip to trip....I know the rings are to blame. Ill get new ones soon. Anyways great AR man! Good groups.
lavid2006 4 years ago
The rings have done well for me so far. I have since added a scout rail to move the scope forward and give more distance between the rings. Did you lap your rings when you got them? This is usually a must on the Burris Tac rings or they don't have a firm hold. I also added a tiny bit of loc tite to the screwes so they wouldn't back out on me once I had it sighted in
Salemlax22 4 years ago