XcountryRider wrote: |
Another note the 123gr SST and 123gr Amax was designed for the Grendel. |
XcountryRider wrote: |
Lets handle the barrel length first. The 30AR only comes in a 22in barrel and the 300blk is very very hard to find in anything other than a 16in. |
XcountryRider wrote: |
On the 6.8 SPCII i only used factory ammo for this comparison and it makes no difference if the Hornady 6.8 SPC ammo is fired from a 6.8SPC II or 6.8SPC chambered rifle the velocity is the same. |
slimjim wrote: | ||
So there is at least 1 hunting bullet designed for the Grendel and its a fragmentation bullet. More options would be nice. With time there will be more. |
XcountryRider wrote: |
I did run a 110gr Nosler and they actually lost effective hunting range. |
XcountryRider wrote: |
a 22in barrel for the 6.8SPC which i don't think exists ... If you can find a 22in 6.8SPC please send the link. |
PaulS wrote: |
OK, let me throw in a comment my brother constantly uses on me; "I shoot head and neck shots with varmint bullets. As long as I am capable of hitting the animal I can kill it right there." And he does. Using a 6mm TCU and a 75 grain HP varminter bullet he easily takes Mule deer. They fall DRT. So the maximum range for hunting has a whole new meaning. |
slimjim wrote: | ||||
You missed the earlier point. Velocity doesn't establish a hunting range yet you keep using it. Accubonds and SSTs function in complete different principles.
bisonarmory.com/22-6-8...stainless/ |
PaulS wrote: |
OK, let me throw in a comment my brother constantly uses on me; "I shoot head and neck shots with varmint bullets. As long as I am capable of hitting the animal I can kill it right there." And he does. Using a 6mm TCU and a 75 grain HP varminter bullet he easily takes Mule deer. They fall DRT. So the maximum range for hunting has a whole new meaning. |
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