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Put a Grendel upper together over an already owned lower for coyote hunting. Zeroed it at 50yds yesterday and then went to 600 yds with factory SSTs (amazing how far and fast a skittish coyote can get, lol.)
So far so good for the first real test run.
Glad to be here on the forum and looking forward to the discussions
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Welcome to the horde sir.
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Welcome to the clan, SP, from the great nation of Texas! Looks like you're off to a great start! You'll find a number of Mississippians across these pages. Tell us about your grocery list and, perhaps, throw in a pic or two.
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Welcome to the forum skypilot!
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Thank you all for the warm welcome.
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Welcome to the Horde sir. What part of the SIP are you from. You will find the GRR wors well on Mississippi yotes and whitetails. I hunt mostly in Newton County. There are quite a few on here from Mississippi
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Texans better watch out, the 'Sip is gaining ground.
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There aren't enough people in "Sip" to do that.
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John & .64,
What is Sip???
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Abbreviation of Mississippi?
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Its actually "The 'Sip" , its crowded enough already . LOL ! and yes "the 'Sip" is slang for Mississippi, used mostly by Mississippians when they cross the state line coming home. Ie, "its good to be back in the 'Sip" .