Here I uploaded the video from my phone to youtube. You can see the setup (I apologize for the mirage and sun reflecting off the target). Using the 4 foot pieces of rebar the target sits just a couple inches off the ground.
But this lets you hear how that big plate sounds at distance and you can see how the setup works. I have also since learned how to use the "pro" setting on my phone's camera so I can tone down the whiteness of the plate next time lol.
These are with my 280ai... at this range the grendel does not hit with nearly as much authority, it's enough to create small bullet splashes on the white paint that are visible with my scope and I can faintly hear it. It just doesn't move the target really at all. The first faint noise after the shot is echo, then the dull thud that's louder is the plate.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T-U8Ztd9yeg
But this lets you hear how that big plate sounds at distance and you can see how the setup works. I have also since learned how to use the "pro" setting on my phone's camera so I can tone down the whiteness of the plate next time lol.
These are with my 280ai... at this range the grendel does not hit with nearly as much authority, it's enough to create small bullet splashes on the white paint that are visible with my scope and I can faintly hear it. It just doesn't move the target really at all. The first faint noise after the shot is echo, then the dull thud that's louder is the plate.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T-U8Ztd9yeg