12-16-2017, 01:52 AM
There was a reason the army took the selector switch off the M-14, light rifles and reasonably high power rounds firing full auto have a tendency to never hit the target with more than 1 round. The grendel will recoil more heavily than the parent 5.56 without any additional weigh so there we are back with the same problem we have with the M-14 on full auto.
The truth be told even with the old m-16 one could not hit shit on grease and go other than maybe the first round on then only if the sights were actually being used and the rifle had a good zero
The truth be told even with the old m-16 one could not hit shit on grease and go other than maybe the first round on then only if the sights were actually being used and the rifle had a good zero
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