10-21-2011, 06:14 PM
Some answers:
StoneTower,
They clean just like a deer, same process. The meat is wonderful; it even passes the "wife test!" I was honestly surprised how good it was the first time I had pronghorn. I could see no big difference in the exit wounds. The Grendel is a killer with any good bullet put in the right place.
LRRPF52,
I do not have any data on the fellow's 123 Amax factory load. Here is the data for the other two:
Hornady Brass and Rem 7.5 primers for both
Mine: 20 LW CSS barrel, 100 gr TTSX , 30 gr H335 handload, 2775 fps (impact velocity approx. 2600 fps. at 80 yds)
Neighbor: 18 AA Grendel barrel, 120 NBT, 28 gr TAC handload: 2380 fps (impact velocity about 2050 fps at 185 yds)
Here is another pic showing evidence that Grendel bullets indeed do not "bounce off game."
My 7 yr old last year with one of his two Grendelized does (100 TTSX)
![[Image: DCP_5464b.jpg]](http://i105.photobucket.com/albums/m214/NASA_45/Hunting/DCP_5464b.jpg)
Thanks all for the kind remarks.
Best,
PA
StoneTower,
They clean just like a deer, same process. The meat is wonderful; it even passes the "wife test!" I was honestly surprised how good it was the first time I had pronghorn. I could see no big difference in the exit wounds. The Grendel is a killer with any good bullet put in the right place.
LRRPF52,
I do not have any data on the fellow's 123 Amax factory load. Here is the data for the other two:
Hornady Brass and Rem 7.5 primers for both
Mine: 20 LW CSS barrel, 100 gr TTSX , 30 gr H335 handload, 2775 fps (impact velocity approx. 2600 fps. at 80 yds)
Neighbor: 18 AA Grendel barrel, 120 NBT, 28 gr TAC handload: 2380 fps (impact velocity about 2050 fps at 185 yds)
Here is another pic showing evidence that Grendel bullets indeed do not "bounce off game."

My 7 yr old last year with one of his two Grendelized does (100 TTSX)
![[Image: DCP_5464b.jpg]](http://i105.photobucket.com/albums/m214/NASA_45/Hunting/DCP_5464b.jpg)
Thanks all for the kind remarks.
Best,
PA

