Mostly articles out of magazines as well as a few other forums. None of which were dedicated to the 6.5 grendel like this one though!!!!
Mostly articles out of magazines as well as a few other forums. None of which were dedicated to the 6.5 grendel like this one though!!!!
people shoot deer with a .223, whoever is calling this a coyote round is extremely clueless.
Grendel Junky!
Try looking at this article comparing the 6.5 Grendel with others:
http://shootersnotes.com/grendelmani...or-large-game/You'll see that the Hornady HITS methodology tells us that the Grendel is easily the equal or better than the .243 Winchester and the .257 Roberts with classic ammunition. The methodology also suggests that the Grendel is superior to the 6.8 at all ranges. The article shows that the 30-30 beats the Grendel at the muzzle, but the Grendel is doing better by 300 yards (also a tad flatter shooting than the old thutty-thutty!).
Last edited by JASmith; 02-08-2012 at 02:23 AM. Reason: Make URL work
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jasmith,
I think thew link is not working page not found.
thanks
Try this one, don't know why that link broke:
http://shootersnotes.com/grendelmani...or-large-game/
"The root cause is not that islam has a fundamentally flawed ideology with violence and degradation for all those overcome by its ravenous doctrine or the intended spread of its evil dominance in ever increasing areas but that there is a spiritual battle that is being waged between good and evil."
Von Gruff
The problem might have been in the word wrap or the period at the end of the sentence.
In any event, bwaites gave us one that works and I've edited the original post, so it should work in both places.
If it doesn't, go to shootersnotes.com, select "Grendelmania" and then "Grendel Potential for Large Game."
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Well said, Variable.![]()
If you can put a properly constructed bullet in the right place, you can cleanly take game at a given range. The whole "caliber A is great and caliber B sucks" argument is a lot of wasted effort.
would I use a Grendel on a 400 yard elk? No.
Did Mark Larue? Yes.
Mark Larue is an experienced long range shooter, and you can bet he got a ton of range and field time on his Grendel before he went elk hunting, so more power to him. That's what counts.
Very well put. I am watching a lot of people spend way too much time morphing their "favorite" caliber into the "best" at whatever they think will catch peoples attention.
There is an edge of pride in seeing Grendel owners who do not care what the latest internet fad is, or better yet do not even know what is going on because they are actually out shooting.
On hunting, the man who is good enough that he only ever has to measure his shots in feet is in my opinion the better hunter. Still it is nice to now that you can reach out as needed.