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AR is a SSK Industries upper with 18 in. shilen barrel, with a muzzle brake...I know it don't need it, but I like it. My favorite hunting load so far is 120 Gr. Barnes TTSX, 27.8 gr. of TAC, with a CCI B4 primer using Lapua Brass. I like the Nolser bullets just haven't killed a deer with it to see the effects.
That group IS 5 shots.
before I put the Ace stock on. I have the hogue rubber grip, also using SSK's scope rings,LaRue QD LT 101 riser, Burris FF II Tact olive drab scope....couldn't stop myself with the scope...$400+ new in box, and I paid less than $100...sometimes a blind hog does find an acorn.Last edited by Guest; 09-16-2011, 11:39 AM.
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Very nice, sir! Didn't know you had the blended brake with ports-cool. What is your preferred method of carry while riding the 4-Wheeler? I prefer a quick-adjust 2-point sling on the back with muzzle down if the barrel is short enough, but your pipe is a bit longer than a carbine. How did you score the glass at that price?
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6.5Grendel 100 yds.jpg
3 shot group with my 18" AA bbl at 100yds using 120gr Remington PP bulk bullets and TAC
Sorry, wrong rifle..See post below..Last edited by Guest; 09-22-2011, 05:02 PM.
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Originally posted by glane5910 View Post[ATTACH=CONFIG]446[/ATTACH]
3 shot group with my 18" AA bbl at 100yds using 120gr Remington PP bulk bullets and TAC
I'm consistently amazed at how well Grendel shoots without exotic treatments! RP power points to boot!
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Originally posted by pinzgauer View PostGlane, it's a shame you'll never get that AA barrel to group like you could if you modified the chamber, shortened the headspace, used special elf powder to break it in, etc.
I'm consistently amazed at how well Grendel shoots without exotic treatments! RP power points to boot!
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Originally posted by LRRPF52 View PostVery nice, sir! Didn't know you had the blended brake with ports-cool. What is your preferred method of carry while riding the 4-Wheeler? I prefer a quick-adjust 2-point sling on the back with muzzle down if the barrel is short enough, but your pipe is a bit longer than a carbine. How did you score the glass at that price?
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Both the VTAC and Vicker's slings came from the same group of guys, where 2-point quick-adjust slings dominate the field. They make awesome shooting slings too. You got an amazing deal on the glass. That's too bad Sportsman's went out of business near you. I didn't know they were hurting, as they are pretty busy here in the Salt Lake Valley...Cabella's too. They are major go-to places. They have had problems with some douchebag who comes in there and slashes $200 backpacks with a palm-mounted razor or something. He was relentless for a while. I suspect animal rights > human rights activists at play.
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Originally posted by LRRPF52 View PostBoth the VTAC and Vicker's slings came from the same group of guys, where 2-point quick-adjust slings dominate the field. They make awesome shooting slings too. You got an amazing deal on the glass. That's too bad Sportsman's went out of business near you. I didn't know they were hurting, as they are pretty busy here in the Salt Lake Valley...Cabella's too. They are major go-to places. They have had problems with some douchebag who comes in there and slashes $200 backpacks with a palm-mounted razor or something. He was relentless for a while. I suspect animal rights > human rights activists at play.
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6.5Grendel target.jpg
Ok, I feel pretty dumb right now(and I didn't have to fess up). That target was from my 6.5/300 WSM I just built. Was using 120gr Privi HPBT cheapo to sight in the rifle. Here's the Grendel group..Not bad for no sling and just a front bag. Scope is Leupold Mark AR 4-12.Last edited by Guest; 09-22-2011, 05:01 PM.
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Just checked their site, and it looks like they kept some stores open that I thought they had closed. There used to be one in TriCities and Spokane, both were sold to a Canadian company, but the one in Puyallup is still open.
There are others in other states, too, including California, so the reorganization/sales must have allowed them to keep more stores than people thought they would.
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