6.5 Grendel Ammo

This 6.5 Grendel cartridge from Wolf’s Military Classic line of ammunition features a Berdan primed steel casing. As is always the case, this type of cartridge isn’t appropriate for handloading, but the big trade-off for that is just how much money you’ll save by investing in this ammunition. What’s more, these non-corrosive rounds will be as content as can be to sit in wait on your shelf for a very long time, and their casings’ polymer coatings will facilitate feeding and ejection in semi-automatic firearms beautifully.

If you favor the 6.5 Grendel for its smaller size without sacrificing long-range accuracy, then you’re going to find a lot to favor in these Russian-made and cost-effective rounds. They’re great for training, and the sheer amount of energy they deliver doesn’t preclude them from being handy for self-defense if you’re ever in a real pinch.

The 6.5 Grendel isn’t as popular as it should be, which means you can have a heck of a time finding it at the brick and mortar stores. But that’s none of your concern. You’re a Widener’s customer, which is why you get immediate access to the good stuff by Prvi Partizan.

That’s right – Prvi Partizan, the Serbian manufacturer known across the world for the consistently high quality of their ammunition. (Idahoan firearm manufacturer Nemo Arms only imported and boxed this ammo.) Each round in this box of 20 is armed with a 120 grain full metal jacket boat tail projectile: non-expanding, nonmagnetic, and due to exit a 24” barrel at a velocity of approximately 2,674 fps. Precisely the kind of bullet you want for target practice, especially when your targets are positioned a little farther downrange.

Want to try your hand at reloading your own 6.5 Grendel ammo? Once you’ve burned up these rounds’ clean-burning powder and noncorrosive Boxer primers, you’ll have just the brass cases you need for the job. Prvi Partizan furnishes each round with a brand new shell!

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Hornady’s BLACK line of ammunition offers true versatility, however you would implement it. Bolt action or gas piston, suppressed or loud, these quality rounds will deliver big regardless of the platform they’re fed into. This American-made 6.5 Grendel cartridge features a select brass casing, sensitive Boxer primer, and clean burning propellant assured to let you make the most out of your next shooting session.

This round sports a 123 grain ELD Match projectile. The bullet’s absolutely stellar accuracy largely comes from its Heat Shield tip, which will not warp as the result of air friction as it flies out of your muzzle at a velocity of 2,580 fps. Further accentuating this bullet’s precise flight path are its streamlined secant ogive profile, tapered base, and highly concentric AMP jacket. The ELD Match works fantastically well at a great range of velocities over a variety of distances. Invest in these 200 rounds and see your skills reflected perfectly!

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This is Hornady’s 6.5 Grendel target load, although we have no doubt it would prove effective at varmint hunting even if its bullets can’t supply any amount of terminal expansion. The 123 grain full metal jacket is devoid of steel, so you can fire it at any range, and its cannelure ensures that recoil won’t jerk it out of its seating. An excellent choice for casual target practice that doesn’t merit the use of name brand tipped or hollow point bullets.

Each Frontier series cartridge is loaded with a precision-drawn and polished brass case – just as smooth cycling as it is reloadable. Hornady’s military-grade Boxer primers are good eating for any AR’s firing pin!

This 6.5 Grendel ammo made under Hornady's Black line offers superb quality at a reasonable price for match grade ammunition. This cartridge is loaded with 123 grain extreme low drag (ELD) projectiles that have flat trajectories yielding tight groupings at long ranges. Try a few boxes today to see what makes Hornady ammo so well regarded by serious shooters. These rounds have a muzzle velocity of 2,580 feet per second.

Hornady is a company based out of Nebraska that has been creating top-quality hunting ammunition since 1949. They have a huge selection of rounds for many different calibers of handguns and rifles. Hornady is known for innovative designs and reliable performance in the field and at the range.

If you've got a 6.5 Grendel upper on your AR, grab this 200-round case of Hornady ammunition and you'll be set to hunt everything from coyotes to deer. Each cartridge in this case fires a 123 grain SST polymer-tipped hollow point bullet at 2,580 feet per second.

The SST is an effective hunting projectile with a polymer tip and an Interlock ring designed to prevent core-jacket separation. The tip serves two functions: it makes the bullet more aerodynamic, and it controls the rate and direction of the expansion process.

Hornady ammo is loaded in Grand Island, Nebraska and uses non-corrosive primers and brass cases.