02-27-2012, 10:57 PM
Information on the upper:
You got a really nice one. When you shoot it up to it's potential, you will be pleasantly surprised at it's performance.
Recommendation:
Do as much practicing from field positions like offhand, seated, kneeling as you have time and money. Once you become proficient with the system you will have an excellent hunting rifle. The low recoil, and reasonable enough power for deer and antelope sized game (within reasonable distances) make this rifle/cartridge combination a great choice.
All the standard wisdom about feeding the rifle quality ammo to get the best results applies to the Grendel as it does to any other rifle. A reasonable man would not expect a match rifle to perform up to his expectations if he feeds it cheap, third world military ball ammo.
You got a really nice one. When you shoot it up to it's potential, you will be pleasantly surprised at it's performance.
Recommendation:
Do as much practicing from field positions like offhand, seated, kneeling as you have time and money. Once you become proficient with the system you will have an excellent hunting rifle. The low recoil, and reasonable enough power for deer and antelope sized game (within reasonable distances) make this rifle/cartridge combination a great choice.
All the standard wisdom about feeding the rifle quality ammo to get the best results applies to the Grendel as it does to any other rifle. A reasonable man would not expect a match rifle to perform up to his expectations if he feeds it cheap, third world military ball ammo.