11-16-2018, 02:33 AM
Sticks Wrote:Gonna have some interesting results with those steel cores as well. If the plates are hanging at an angle to deflect the shot down, then that will reduce the risk somewhat.
Rifle, never closer than 100, and even then there has been return fire from the targets at matches.
You're shooting a Grendel man...start at 300 and have fun.
Was wondering about that stuff. Russkie ball ammo tends to use steel cores. Probably not a wise idea to blast steel closer than 200 anyway. 300 is a safe bet.
Glad I don't shoot cheap Russkie ball ammo out of anything.
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