Grendel at extended ranges?

[JASmith]

It appears that the cost of components is slightly in favor of the .260 and in barrels slightly in favor of the Creedmoor. At $400-$500 per barrel, and roughly 15 matches plus a couple of hundred rounds for load development and practice, the two cost numbers seem to offset each other. One could squeze one, maybe two, more matches out of the Creedmore if we assume the rule of thumb from a few posts earlier holds true.

One thing about the Creedmore vs .260: The Creedmore looks more like a grown-up Grendel (I think others made this observation, which must be why i'm thinking about it now!)