11-10-2011, 12:10 AM
If I recall correctly, much of the Grendel military story is based on the 139 grain Scenar bullet and long range performance.
The current interest in bullets of 123 grains and less is largely a result of interest by the hunting community where most of the shots are taken at well under 300 yards.
So, going to 130 grains and slightly really represents a return to the thinking behind the "Grendel as a Universal Military Cartridge."
The current interest in bullets of 123 grains and less is largely a result of interest by the hunting community where most of the shots are taken at well under 300 yards.
So, going to 130 grains and slightly really represents a return to the thinking behind the "Grendel as a Universal Military Cartridge."