09-16-2014, 02:21 AM
Bigbear98, As to -on game performance between the .308 , & the Grrr.= I have owned both, shot whitetail w/ both. The ballistics speak well of the expected on game results. The Grendel is - basically , a 2/3rds of performance on game kills, as compared to .308.
Always wanted a .260 since it's inception, in the 90's. I'm glad that I waited a decade , for my first 6.5 rifle tho.. The mighty Grrr rocks.
Could not be happier , here. I have since sold the .308- to my fave BIL. He's also a happy guy.
My family was always big .30 cal. guys. - Less is really more , on hunt rifles lately, if shots are under 3-400 yds.
My thoughts are - I may want a super lite wt. Grr bbl.
A few of us are exploring new wts. for the bullets for Grendel whitetail hunting apps. Only half way thru the details, more to follow.
The .308 does a fine job as a game getter in range, yet,, it's not as cool as the Grrr...
Always wanted a .260 since it's inception, in the 90's. I'm glad that I waited a decade , for my first 6.5 rifle tho.. The mighty Grrr rocks.
Could not be happier , here. I have since sold the .308- to my fave BIL. He's also a happy guy.
My family was always big .30 cal. guys. - Less is really more , on hunt rifles lately, if shots are under 3-400 yds.
My thoughts are - I may want a super lite wt. Grr bbl.
A few of us are exploring new wts. for the bullets for Grendel whitetail hunting apps. Only half way thru the details, more to follow.
The .308 does a fine job as a game getter in range, yet,, it's not as cool as the Grrr...