11-12-2020, 03:04 AM
I, for one, am highly skeptical of the notion of inherent accuracy.
That said, the Grendel, by virtue of more space for bullet noses and slightly smaller diameter will see higher attainable ballistic coefficients and so will enjoy less wind drift.
This should result in the Grendel being more accurate in the field.
That said, the Grendel, by virtue of more space for bullet noses and slightly smaller diameter will see higher attainable ballistic coefficients and so will enjoy less wind drift.
This should result in the Grendel being more accurate in the field.
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