06-15-2018, 02:28 PM
That'll work. Just be aware that the BDC isn't anything more than a guide, you'll want to test things to see if you're still "minute of game" at distance. BDCs aren't usable in any application until verified, and most of the time they're deceptive. If your ammo and rifle produce variables identical - or very close - to the ones used in creating a calibrated reticle, fine. But the odds of that happening when buying a BDC off the shelf are very nearly nil.
Grendel is fairly close to 308, especially when you zero at about an inch and a half high at 100. That should make you generally able to hit paper plates out to 400 or so with the bdc. You'd want to test that.
Grendel is fairly close to 308, especially when you zero at about an inch and a half high at 100. That should make you generally able to hit paper plates out to 400 or so with the bdc. You'd want to test that.
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