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Opening day in Ga was a success!
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I got my first deer with my Grendel this past weekend. If interested, it’s a 12.5” Odin works barrel and I used factory loaded 123gr SST ammo. I shot him about 50 yds away. He took off like a bolt of lightning but collapsed about 20yds. No exit wound but his heart looked like a piece of jello that got smashed!


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#2
Very nice, filling the freezer.
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#3
Man that's great. Congrats on the first blood with the Grendel. What can do you have on that stick?
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#4
Awesome, congratulations on a fine buck!
peak98
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#5
Hickory Nut Wrote:Man that's great. Congrats on the first blood with the Grendel. What can do you have on that stick?

SiCo Omega without the anchor brake. I had 556 endcap converted to a 6.5 dia projectile. It works really well.
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#6
That is a sweet setup!
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#7
Nice one, good shooting.
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#8
Nice looking buck. Congrats!
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#9
Congrats on your buck .
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#10
Those main beams look long! What kind of inside spread doe he have?
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#11
Nice buck, I bet he never heard a thing. LOL Typical heart shot reaction to take off like a race horse and run up to 100 yards sometimes not knowing that they are dead on their feet. It is untelling how many deer I have found for people that assumed they missed because the deer took off like that and they could not find any blood. When you put the pump out of action they don't bleed much if any especially if you don't get a mid to lower body exit wound.
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#12
Congrats on your buck . Rolleyes
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#13
Fantastic buck!
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#14
Congratulations!!! A nice one.
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