10-21-2021, 09:35 PM
20" 1/9 with 107 SMK's shot a 10-round perfect clean this weekend at 500 yards.
![[Image: Grendel-20in-at-500-yds-107-SMK-10-shots.jpg]](https://i.postimg.cc/HWcsKjK1/Grendel-20in-at-500-yds-107-SMK-10-shots.jpg)
Note the grid is MOA. Targets measure velocity at impact as well, as indicated in teh top right section.
So the next day, it shot a 20 round 600 yard match, with another perfect clean.
![[Image: Grendel-20in-at-600-yds-20211017-094333.jpg]](https://i.postimg.cc/Znw83KdJ/Grendel-20in-at-600-yds-20211017-094333.jpg)
Felt pretty darned good about that! Top score at the match there.
![[Image: Grendel-20in-at-600-yds-107-SMK.jpg]](https://i.postimg.cc/qM2BJS4m/Grendel-20in-at-600-yds-107-SMK.jpg)
When any sort of distance beyond about 300 yards is involved, I definately like a 20". I tried repeating with a 15" pin and weld, that shoots very tight at closer range, and didn't score quite as well.
I will say, the new AR-Tactical catagory is a total blast. You get to shoot 600 yards prone with a bipod, but on a service rifle target, not an F-Class target.
I'll probably post a separate thread with more details on the experience.
![[Image: Grendel-20in-at-500-yds-107-SMK-10-shots.jpg]](https://i.postimg.cc/HWcsKjK1/Grendel-20in-at-500-yds-107-SMK-10-shots.jpg)
Note the grid is MOA. Targets measure velocity at impact as well, as indicated in teh top right section.
So the next day, it shot a 20 round 600 yard match, with another perfect clean.
![[Image: Grendel-20in-at-600-yds-20211017-094333.jpg]](https://i.postimg.cc/Znw83KdJ/Grendel-20in-at-600-yds-20211017-094333.jpg)
Felt pretty darned good about that! Top score at the match there.
![[Image: Grendel-20in-at-600-yds-107-SMK.jpg]](https://i.postimg.cc/qM2BJS4m/Grendel-20in-at-600-yds-107-SMK.jpg)
When any sort of distance beyond about 300 yards is involved, I definately like a 20". I tried repeating with a 15" pin and weld, that shoots very tight at closer range, and didn't score quite as well.
I will say, the new AR-Tactical catagory is a total blast. You get to shoot 600 yards prone with a bipod, but on a service rifle target, not an F-Class target.
I'll probably post a separate thread with more details on the experience.

