07-20-2020, 05:48 AM
Have you even looked through a scope with an ACSS? I hate them, but many others like them. Do yourself a favor and at least hold up an ACSS reticule scope and have a look see.
To answer your question, it depends upon how critical you are. None of the ones mentioned are very close to the Grendel, at least to my concept of close enough. The Grendel starts off flat and begins a progressively and rapid decline somewhere beyond 600 to 800 yards, depending upon the bullet/mv combo. If you stay under 300 yards, I guess that the 5.56 or the .308 MIGHT be close enough for deer hunting. Some else will have a different answer, like I said, they are neither close enough for me.
To answer your question, it depends upon how critical you are. None of the ones mentioned are very close to the Grendel, at least to my concept of close enough. The Grendel starts off flat and begins a progressively and rapid decline somewhere beyond 600 to 800 yards, depending upon the bullet/mv combo. If you stay under 300 yards, I guess that the 5.56 or the .308 MIGHT be close enough for deer hunting. Some else will have a different answer, like I said, they are neither close enough for me.
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Edward Abbey
"Stay out of trouble, Never give up, Never give in, Watch you're six, Hold the line, Stay Frosty."
Dr. Sabastian Gorka, Hungarian by birth, American Patriot by Beliefs.