123gr at around 2400-2500 depending on barrel length. A bit behind the Swede but still very usable within its range limit.
123gr at around 2400-2500 depending on barrel length. A bit behind the Swede but still very usable within its range limit.
Using the 123g factory loads effective range on deer?
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It's only a monster compared to the .223.
Compared to the 6.5x55 or even 260REM its not in the same class.
The place for the Grendel is if you must have a short action or want a light recoiling round for a light rifle.
If you use a long (20") barrel, you may as well devote half an inch of action to a 308 class case and you'll get a lot more knockdown power.
From a short barrel, you have terminal velocities down around 1800 fps at 200m so you need to be fussy what bullets you use.
So, it's a special purpose round like the .243, .22/250, 300BLK or at the other end the 300 WinMag and 7mmSTW.
Depends what he plans to hunt with it and whether he has got a big rifle as well.
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