I love that you show what terminal ballistics at range/lower velocity. When everyone else seems to show what a rifle round does at the muzzle. Which is virtually useless information.Thank you for a real world showing of these rounds!
I actually have about 100 loaded up for my brother for coyotes and smaller size game found some for really cheap. I do prefer bonded or monolithic for stuff I eat but they should work on deer pretty well in pinch
I stuck about 10 of these into hogs out of my 20" Grendel. On smaller hogs under about 150lbs, it was pretty devastating, but on the bigger ones there were several finishing shots required. I'd say that this would be a great Grendel bullet for deer, but stick to traditional hunting shots. Great video man.
The low velocity test are really too fold The reason I do it one reduce loads is for youth getting them into hunting and not being afraid of recoil knowing the bullets going to perform and also with my high velocity loads crunching the numbers what range is that minimum velocity where that bullet is gonna be effective at longer range.
I think you mean cartridge... and since you appear not to understand the difference, I hope you won't be hurt if I completely dismiss your opinion. Cheers!
I love that you show what terminal ballistics at range/lower velocity. When everyone else seems to show what a rifle round does at the muzzle. Which is virtually useless information.Thank you for a real world showing of these rounds!
I actually have about 100 loaded up for my brother for coyotes and smaller size game found some for really cheap. I do prefer bonded or monolithic for stuff I eat but they should work on deer pretty well in pinch
I stuck about 10 of these into hogs out of my 20" Grendel. On smaller hogs under about 150lbs, it was pretty devastating, but on the bigger ones there were several finishing shots required. I'd say that this would be a great Grendel bullet for deer, but stick to traditional hunting shots. Great video man.
Thank you. Not terrible. Could do worse. Impressive with high enough velocity.
have you tested the nosler accubond 129 gr with the Grendel? That's the one I'd most like to see.
Not yet. Just need to get my hands on some. I'm wanting to test them in the Creedmoor and Grendel.
What is it loaded with 10 grains of cfe? Why is it so slow?
The low velocity test are really too fold The reason I do it one reduce loads is for youth getting them into hunting and not being afraid of recoil knowing the bullets going to perform and also with my high velocity loads crunching the numbers what range is that minimum velocity where that bullet is gonna be effective at longer range.
Good info 👍 thx
Worthless caliber
I think you mean cartridge... and since you appear not to understand the difference, I hope you won't be hurt if I completely dismiss your opinion. Cheers!
Yea right 6.5 Rocks!!
Monkie intellect
@@EdAb I hate all of the 6.5 cartridges
@@adamshaw8214 Ok.