09-06-2019, 03:48 PM
Been a while since last post, so hello everyone! In reference to OP, I started not to even chime in because everyone that has responded is spot on. My son and I shoot hogs and coyotes for about 5 different farmers on a commercial Nuisance Control permit. Lot of long nights and bad conditions! So when we shoot we want to make it count! We have tried many calibers, and we currently shoot a couple different calibers other than the Grendel. But the 6.5 Grendel w/ 123 SST has been one of the best combination for an AR platform ?for what we do.? May not be cheapest ammo, but very effective! I have shoulder shot big hogs and dropped them. Some have run a few yards and then drop. Coyotes don?t run off either. For deer hunting I see no issue w/ the 123 SST. In fact, I have already taken my thermal scope off the Grendel and put a nice 3x9 Sig scope on for deer season. To end my response, I am not an expert, but have put a lot of hogs and varmints down! And no matter what u shoot, ? shot placement is key?. Take care and have a good trip! and send us some cool weather!
? Bo?.
? Bo?.