Grendel SRT: KelTec SU-16 Meets Sako Hunting Rifle (ad-free)
🕑 Added 2022-10-10 12:00:07 +0000 UTCGeorge Kellgren is the brains behind KelTec and all their unorthodox designs. But before he formed KelTec, he created Grendel Inc, where he began his long career in the firearms industry. The first gun that Grendel brought to market was the SRT rifle, a Sako bolt action hunting rifle action mated with an underflowing polymer stock of Kellgren's design. The stock foreshadows the KelTec SU-16, but with lots of room for refinement.
The SRT was available in four calibers (.22-250, .243, .308, and .358 Winchester) and three barrel lengths (16", fluted 20", and 24") with a magazine capacity of 9+1 rounds. It was produced for about 3 years, and several thousand were made. It was marketed for hunters, but was also purchased by some police agencies.
Comments
Wes
Did you mention what the weight was?
Chris Denner
Mr Kellgren is truly a genius for firearm designs.
Bruce Brodnax
When I saw the vid thumbnail and title, I thought you were about to reveal an SU-16 in the hitherto unavailable 6.5 Grendel caliber that had languished quietly in sales alongside its .223 brethren; you got me!
Guido Schriewer
yeah how about that stipper fed p10? should be real awful ebonia carry piece.- rather a pre 64 win mod70.
Brett Baker
Bring it back, Kel-Tec!
Forgotten Weapons
Sorry, fixed it.
Minion
Thanks "Awesome Viewer". Beer's in the fridge.
William Frank
"George Kellgren" sure is a funny way to spell LSD and cocaine.
mike94551
I'm getting ads on this one