Wolf 6.5 Grendel is currently at the exact same price as its steel-cased .223 counterpart. 6.5 Grendel is looking more and more appealing.

@Mr65gone

6 жыл бұрын

I am shooting the Wolf 6.5 in one of my AR's. It is not as accurate as the Hornaday ELD that I fire in my other Grendel. However, the Wolf is great for a plinker that never shoots beyond 300 yds. SGammo.com seems to have the best prices for the steel 6.5 Grendel.

@hendo337

Жыл бұрын

I wish it was still so cheap, I have a case of 500rds manufactured in Russia in 11/2021, paid $380 shipped. Still acceptable for something that can be used for almost anything with a respectable edge in power over .223, .300blk, 7.62x39 or even 6.8spc that is nearly .308 power with a 20" 6.5 Grendel vs a 16" .308 in a smaller, lighter, cheaper, package, I only paid $264 for a 416 SS 20" 6.5Grendel Upper. I can't afford to waste ammo but, it not going to bankrupt me like $1.50-$2.50rd factory brass ammo.

$340 now online for 500rounds. Crazy how much prices have increased.

Good review. Its good to see other mid-range cartridge getting start it. I hope to see the 6.8 spc in steel case ammo one day or federal/american eagle get into the 6.5 grendel.

was skeptical about ordering this ammo, but I put 100 rds through my 6.5 Grendel without incident! No light primer strikes, no failure to ejects and was surprisingly accurate!!!! All myths dispelled for me today!! If I can ding this ammo on one thing is that it shoots very dirty. But that’s neither here nor there as you should clean your rifle thoroughly after each range visit anyway! My fears are over I will be purchasing this ammo for practice OFTEN!!

I too, am not really fussy about using the FMJ ammo. for precise target shooting. I use it for a ' recreational' shooting day, to try for distance and water jug shooting etc. you know, general plinking. I use copper jacketed whenever precision is desirable. Then again, it is a sporting game, as such, and I just go to the range to have some R&R. Actually I like shooting with my SKS-45's and other ex-military rifles with 'mil-surp' ammo. to me, this is great fun. My personal circumstances don't allow me to be able to shoot in competition, although I like watching guys like DocTadDad putting their firearms through the paces. Thanks.

Tip, You're putting your pulller shell holder collet in up side down and hitting it on concrete. Should hit it on a hardwood like the endgrain of a work bench, etc.

Thanks for the review good sir. I agree that affordable ammo like this will allow the 6.5 Grendel to increase in popularity. How much did you run through the rifle and how did the rifle function with this ammo? Any FTE/FTF? Any light primer strikes?

When you see the bi-metal it's a copper jacket over a steel jacket for reinforcing then it's back filled with lead when you use a steel quartz just to make the ammunition little cheaper and sometimes you make it match grade like Norinco was doing

Wolf 6.5 Grendel is now $219 for a thousand rounds. 😁😁

@tylerhunt9129

3 жыл бұрын

$350 for 500rds now...

@zacharycatledge

3 жыл бұрын

@@tylerhunt9129 where u buy at?

@88kar88

3 жыл бұрын

$250 for 500 at my lgs

It's now been over a year and I wonder if your thoughts on the 6.5 Grendel have changed. Been reinforced? Been disappointed? Have not converted our target .223/5.56 MSR yet but still seriously considering it. Love the concept of the round!

Yeah, I imagine your hand loads are vastly superior in the accuracy department. Great point about cost and trigger time though. Really enjoy your ammo reviews brother!

Out of my barrel at 100 yards 3/8” group. One ragged hole. 2 moa group at 300 yards, but that could be me. I think it can be 1 MOA. Struggled to get a solid base on stock. Was using a CBC industries 18” barrel. At 60 yards just to get a good bore sight and during breakin. I got all in one hole less than 3/8” 5 shot group. Very very low SD. Also using a Rave 140 SST trigger. Scope was a STAC Sightron 4-20x50.

I've been hitting 350 yard steel target with this ammo.

Wish someone had a gel test on this ammo

I got it for $4.65 a box of 20 so i got 500 rounds . worked fine

i really like the 6.8spc, and 300blk. but what sold me on the grendel is its long range accuracy/energy out to 1k. and the steel case wolf ammo. my 20in bca shoots about 1 moa with the wolf.

Some people complain about shooting the bimetal through there gun , but if u plan on shooting quite a bit just for practice etc u could buy 2 or 3 new barrels with the savings on ammo alone

@robertgaudet7407

5 жыл бұрын

Totally true

Isn't it pretty? I love the gun tubers who show off their sexy ammo. Especially the reloaders, who get all done crimping, and pull the finished round up close to the camera.. And I have to admit, those short squatty bottleneck cases with the long pointy bullet sticking out is pretty attractive.

GOOD REVIEW. I just bought 500 rds for 129.00 and can't wait to shoot it.

Thanks for the video! I think i"m going to pick up a 500rd box of this to play with. november 2019 it is currently 27cents a round

I would be cautious with this ammo. Ive put about 1200 rounds through my 16 inch AR-15 using this ammo and ive gotten numerous stoppages from short stroking that I have not gotten from other ammo types. all of them being failures to extract. had the extractor and spring replaced and used different ammo to be sure, but my rifle does not like this ammo. I usually shoot about 100-120 rounds a session and the last time i shot it it had a stoppage every magazine (one of which i had to mortar clear the gun because the bolt closed on the stuck case). Rifle is a 16inch BCI using 24 round E-lander mags if this information helps.

Thanks for the review! I worry about shooting lacquer coated cases...I have had them stick in my chambers in other AR15's. Did you have any problems with this?

Cool video Just did a review on my 6.5 using this ammo

@don5070

3 жыл бұрын

Nice

Just a guess, the hollow base moves the center of gravity slightly forward, making the bullet more stable.

Shoots really good with 1-9 twist

Nice stuff, out of curiosity I would like to see its potential with some better loads in 5 shot groups instead of 3 shot groups.

I like the shell design

Used this ammo for the first time today. I was quite happy and had very nice results at 450 yards (longest target set at the range)

@mamjack6134

6 жыл бұрын

Bubba John check for split cases.

@yolo-qr2fq

4 жыл бұрын

@@mamjack6134 why I ask? Its steel case ammo. Shoot it and just hope it doesn't get stuck in your gun. Leave it on the ground after.

@mamjack6134

4 жыл бұрын

@@yolo-qr2fq better to ask a gunsmith to every detail on what split casing can do, been 2 years guess you haven't had problems

@yolo-qr2fq

4 жыл бұрын

@@mamjack6134 well like I said as long as it doesn't get stuck who cares. I've had brass case stuff split but it got out of the gun. Head case separation, stuck case, and blow back potentially are the worst that could happen.

I wonder if the narrower bullet is to accommodate for a thicker steel case and the hollow base makes the bullet expand slightly to get back to .264 range going down the tube?

good video, this is down below $0.25/rd now so a case for $250 shipped is a hell of a deal for this cartridge. Time to buy it cheap and stack it deep for the next 3 years...

@homevalueglass3809

6 жыл бұрын

Jordan Mickelson Agree! I'm converting 2 ARs over and then plan on picking up 1000rnds of wolf for cold storage. Great time to buy right now.

@glennbell7829

6 жыл бұрын

Jordan Mickelson fog

Hollow base help yaw and squishing flatter faster IMO I've noticed this in other calibers and rnds

When you're securing your rifle for groups, are you using a lead sled?

10.99 a box Jesus I miss the old days 😢

If you can only put 10 or 12 rounds in a 30 shot AR-15 mag to use in the rifle the question is would an AK-47 mag work on a lower AK receiver type AR-15 where you put a Grendel upper on it instead of the AK upper just a thought why would you need the 74 mag

While the diameter of the bullet is slightly smaller than spec, maybe the hollowed, recessed base expands on ignition to fill the grooves.

I also try to avoid bi-metal jackets in a precision barrel, while I don't really worry about it in other rifles. The extra wear is minimal, but when you are trying to be precise... every little bit counts.

@DocTacDad

9 жыл бұрын

Gun Sense (drmaudio) Agreed...a few rounds won't hurt much in the long run, but I wouldn't want to run hundreds of rounds down range.

@denrizza

8 жыл бұрын

Even if it was a precision barrel I would be running, I would use it for function tests. Then use better stuff for accuracy.

I am def gonna be doing a 6.5 its at average $150 for 500 rounds

Wolf does use a steel jack but it’s probably as thin a as a food can so I wood say it won’t hurt the barrel it will just wear out the extractor & barrel faster.plus some of those steel cases is boxer primed & made of steel so that’s a big plus when you consider how strong it is go reloading.i wood buy for the ak74s & ak47s but that’s it.good review though.

I've run about 400 or so rounds of this through my rifle. From the beginning I have had failures to fire due to light primer strikes. When I began investigating I noticed that the primers had a huge amount of variance in their seating depth. About an 1/8 inch +/- from the base of the round. anyone else had this type of problem? maybe I got a bad lot? any info would be great. thanks for the help.

If you plan on using this as general purpose rifle, when you more that likely won’t be shooting past 300 yards and well within 100, these could shoot 6MOA and you’d be fine. Well worth it in my opinion

I'll be happy when I can get ammo for $11 a box. Here in Australia that probably cost $30-$40!!

@calebinman2628

6 жыл бұрын

I feel you, even a Gatorade is $5 in Australia

@profthomason

5 жыл бұрын

Good day mate I had to walk a week from cook town to cairns in the wet season up to load up on 308win at $1200 and if you count the lost of my patrol that got washed down stream crossings the river at Blomefeald all up it is about $8500. Just so some commie wankers feel good about themselves.

Good video keep it up man 👍

@DocTacDad

9 жыл бұрын

Brian Pardee Thanks man!

That looked like a lot of powder. I wanted to see how much it weighed.

Going on 4 years later I bought 10 boxes of the 100 grain Wolf ammo for 5.95 a box!

@matthewbeaver5026

4 жыл бұрын

Wow! wish I could find a deal like that Best I can do local is barnaul $12/20

Hi I had a question about the steel cased ammo so I want to buy a Bear Creek Arsenal upper but on the website it says don't shoot steel through it does anyone know why or something thanks in advance to anyone

Why don't you take 3 or4 apart and see how close the powder weighs is . I was thinking about taking some of them apart and redoing the powder to see if it will get better groups

WHAT WAS THE BULLET AND POWDER WEIGHT???

don't you need a stronger hammer spring and a stronger extractor to shoot this ammo out of a regular 6.5 grendel rifle?

They used a BL-C propellant, so that’s why it’s very fine)

As a broke student, the affordability of this ammo is a large reason I'm considering a 6.5 grendel ar. Online it's only .70cpr for brass cased Hornady so even if I want to shoot "good" stuff it won't break the bank.

I heard the varnish coating will foul the rifling, any truth?

target sport usa selling the 6.5 grendel for $5.99 3/6/16. GREAT PRICES.

I dunno. The stuff is cheap but it's also hard on the extractor being steel case. Also, I'm using it as a hunting round so what's the point of sighting in or practicing with something that will group WAY differently than a good quality polymer tip hunting round.

Interesting you think the hollow base is interesting. How do you think they get the smelting lead in a fmj. In a hollow point they Pour it in the tip to get the solid base , rear of a bullet is more important for ballistic coefficient. This is why match ammo is hpbt.

@jimhans1

6 жыл бұрын

John Underhill the lead is not molten when put into the jacket. They use pre-cut pieces of lead and then they stage the cold lead into the jacket. The only time that molten lead is used in the bullet making process is for "bonded" bullets, to help it bond to the jacket material.

Its steel cased 3 moa or better is fine i wish my gun can do that when shes finished damn

why didnt you weight the powder? rolling it around in the bowl doesnt provide anything.

I have been wanting to try this ammo. I have 2 boxes of the wolf gold 6.5 and it is made by prvi partisan. It's supriseingly accurate.

@DocTacDad

9 жыл бұрын

Phillip Shoemaker I also shot the PPU 120gr stuff at the same time as this and it was amazingly accurate...I believe it is the same stuff as the Wolf Gold (PPU make the Wolf Gold)...Just my suspicions though I don't have any proof of that.

@ostiariusalpha

9 жыл бұрын

DocTacDad Wolf tends to use multiple sources for their Wolf Gold line. All their 6.5 Grendel has been PPU thus far. Also, the bimetal jacket is the reason that the bullet is .263 instead of .264 diameter, because it doesn't compress as well as a regular copper jacket. Solid copper bullets are the same way.

@matthewbeaver5026

4 жыл бұрын

Is this wolf gold in 6.5 still available, I have yet to see any Let alone for some of the prices I've seen in this comment section

The bullet is 263 and 6.5mm is 264 diameter ok for close range plinking ammo

how well does it shoot out to 600 yds?

My guess on the reason for the hollow base bullet is it creates a higher B.C. while allowing more powder. Anybody know if that is the case?

The gas pressure will create a gas check in the hollow base expanding the BT sealing any gas from escaping while seating the bullet within the lands and grooves at .264 Projectiles have only been doing this for 200 years. Anyone who shoots Muzzleloader of any kind should know this.

I know this is old, but that isnt laquer. Its a polymer coating. If you use wolf in an AR, just make sure you clean well after use.

I was wondering if these bullet's were boat-tailed or not.Thanks for showing that. Sept 2020 a 500 Rd case cost $165 & tax. Not bad! I've seen it as high as $250 for the same 500 rds online.

@andrewf1826

3 жыл бұрын

Now $1000 for 500 rds! This is getting ridiculous.

@smc1942

3 жыл бұрын

@@andrewf1826 ; OMG! Highway Robbery! I'm glad I bought mine last Fall!

Something that gets left out the equation a lot is handloading. New brass costs between .50 and 1.00 per round. Why not just get some factory hornady rounds that are around the 1.00 to 1.50 range and fire them and you get the added benefit of free brass? Steel case berdan primed cartridges may be good for SHTF but are rarely the quality that you would want especially for an accuracy first type rifle like the 6.5 Grendel.

@DocTacDad

9 жыл бұрын

Neil Harris That is what I'm doing...I bought a bunch of Hornady SST and am keeping the brass for later reloads...These rounds I see people using in shorter barreled rifles that are not using as a precision rifle.

@TOBORE8THMAN

8 жыл бұрын

Yes. If you've made the jump to a "wildcat" cartridges, I would think that you'd want to reload your own ammo and develop precision loads. If you went to the trouble and expense to build a good "wildcat" rifle, why shoot cheap trash ammo? My darling wildcat is 300 Blackout. My price point per homeload (125 grain SST's) is approximately .35 cents each 125 grain .308 SST's 5.56 Lake City Brass (cut and reformed at home) CCI Magnum SRP's W296 Powder

I have 2 Uppers, a 20" 416ss 6.5G and a 16" 9mm glock cut blowback so I can shoot $0.23rd shipped plinker ammo and I have $0.78rd 6.5 that can take nearly 2 or 4 legged predator in this hemisphere.

Is it made by Barnaul?

Powder weight?

Man i wish it was 10.99, i juet bought a 6.5 and the cheapest i found it is $16.99

Am buying 2- 6.5 Grendel barrels and 2- BCGs from Bear Creek then 1000 rnds of Wolf, baby! Time for a man-size cartridge

@robertgaudet7407

4 жыл бұрын

I've been loving mine. Bear Creek throws together a no-frills shooter for sure.

My 6.5 Swede doesn't shoot .263 worth a darn. Needs 264 for accuracy

1,000 rounds for 296.00 us good général ammo

Is it steel core?

It is 6 bucks a box plus 20 dollars shiping

Keep in mind that this ammo requires a slightly harder primer strike to fire consistently. Guns with trigger weights that are lower than the minimum mil-spec might have failures to fire.

@BigBamm55

6 жыл бұрын

richard wallace yes sir. I have an upgraded colt trigger with basic polishing. Had to get an extended firing pin. Still have to shot about 5 rounds per box twice but at least they are firing. But hey cheap ammo.. can't complain.

@Mr65gone

6 жыл бұрын

It seems to me that you have a light strike problem. Test the pull weight of the trigger and upgrade to heavier hammer and trigger springs if your pull weight is significantly below 6 pounds. I did a lot of study before I purchased my two Grendels. Both have been upgraded to an H2 buffer. The long range rifle has a 3.5 pound Rise 140 trigger and the one firing Wolf has a 6.5 pound nickel-boron polished mil-spec battle trigger. I have had no failures of any kind with over 200 rounds through the Wolf and 80 Hornaday ELD through the other. I have checked my ejection pattern and have found that the cases eject to the 3 O'clock position as they are intended.

@BigBamm55

6 жыл бұрын

richard wallace maybe. My only reasoning against that would be that the indent is pretty deep. And it is my hunting rifle I only use this ammo to bs at the range. I don't want to go any heavier with the trigger. The longer firing pin made a huge difference making it tolerable. A mil spec pin was light striking more than half the time. Still very happy with wolf though. Can't beat the price. It's obviously not my zero or game round but makes it possible to shoot a few times a month. I also run the hell out of it in my sbr with zero issues. And the one issue " happens to all ammo eventually" is great for training for unexpected malfunctions. Train how you fight.

@jimhans1

6 жыл бұрын

richard wallace maybe if your gun is not set up correctly. I'm running 3 different 6.5 Grendel rifles, from 12.5" barrel up to 20", all 3 have Triggertech triggers in them, 2 of them are at 3lbs on trigger pulls, one is at 1lb trigger pull in their newest trigger that I am doing test and eval work on as a pre-production sample. I have fired more that 2k rounds of the wolf steel cased ammo through them without a single malfunction of any type.

Kinda bummed about the accuracy. 1"-1.5" groups would excite me. I hope a few others jump on board with economy priced ammo, as I really like the idea of the Grendel.

@DocTacDad

9 жыл бұрын

Luckiduc13 Consider though for about the same cost M855 62gr military ball is about as accurate as this Wolf ammo...This is a good option for bulk ammo and plinking, but not that great for precision.

@jimhans1

6 жыл бұрын

Luckiduc13 not sure about his rifle, but in my 20" AR rifle I use for PRS gas gun matches, this ammo will hold 1" groups all day from the 3k lot I bought.

First of all you do not pound kinetic hammers on concrete. You will break them. Second of all you do not shoot 3-in groups.

just ordered 1,000 for $245 shipped.

So are the bullets bimetal. Also would I go stainless or nitrided for grendel barrel.

@matthewbeaver5026

4 жыл бұрын

Depends on the type of shooting you plan to do Stainless is a little more accurate tho if you intend to shoot long strings stainless will not dissipate heat as well, for that reason being my 6.5 is on the ar platform I went nitride (fluted, again better heat dispersion)

How clean does the powder burn? Does it gum the rifle up?

@BloodyKnives66

5 жыл бұрын

It's Russian surplus it's dirty but it works, just clean the rifle afterwards and no problems

@TylerHulan

4 жыл бұрын

Its not surplus ammo. It's all new manufacture.

7.62×39 to 220 russian to 6.5 grendel, steel case should be tradition!

Is there an air pocket at the tip of the bullet?

@blackbirdtactics8250

7 жыл бұрын

Charles Cheung there is, and it has shown extensive damage when used for hunting hogs. It's kind of weird to think about how it can wound. That hollow tip can collapse for "expansion" OR you have a long skinny bullet with a heavier tail than the tip that will yaw when it enters a soft target. There's also been gel block testing done by Alexander Arms that showed a huge permanent wound channel through an 18" block. If you were going to use a "FMJ" for self defense or hunting, this one would fit the bill. Look up 7N6 bullet performance. They were common in 5.45 and Wolf is using the same design for these rounds.

@dragonslayer6000

6 жыл бұрын

Blackbirdtactics yep. Wolf loves freedom. I'm building a recce rifle in 6.5. for when the senior executive service tries to come for our guns

@pilot4prophet

6 жыл бұрын

The jacket material seems to be fairly soft as well. I have a projectile collet puller that only touches the bullet in a press. These are the only bullets that I have seen deform in the pulling process.

@matthewbeaver5026

4 жыл бұрын

@@dragonslayer6000 the irony is deep there, comin from commieland lol

500 rounds for $180... one can dream of those prices.

wolf 6.5 100gr is one of the flattest shooting rounds for caliber, surprised you didn't mention that bit, SMH

Nice video, you made an error on your thumbnail, not critisicing just pointing it out as others might get confused, have a great day buddy

@DocTacDad

9 жыл бұрын

GTKnightz haha...thanks for the heads up I'll fix that...

@gtknightz1759

9 жыл бұрын

DocTacDad its okay, just trying to help, great video by the way, shame we can't exactly get much of that firearm action over here in the UK

Groups should be at least 5 shots with this ammo.

what's the muzzle velocity?

@ALBERTSIMPLET

7 жыл бұрын

2720 in a 24"

@Fudoh1

7 жыл бұрын

Thx

Just think if you could buy it for that price today

Of course because the bullet is smaller at 263 .

Splitting the cases on the 6.5 ammo I bought

@jkcrawlers

4 жыл бұрын

I had the same thing happen

I pay $4.99 a box. 500 rounds for $119.

@1985crazye

7 жыл бұрын

Same here

@dennisbryan7522

5 жыл бұрын

Where?

Can some of the powder get stuck between the bullet and the casing while it is working its way out and freaking explode in your hand? Serious question.

@neilharris4462

9 жыл бұрын

Gunpowder is fairly stable and not impact sensitive. The primer is where the volatility is. Gunpowder needs a heat source.

@RBGJoe

9 жыл бұрын

Neil Harris I mean for the friction it can create if some of those tiny powder balls get stuck between the bullet and the brass. I've wanted to get one of those hammers but I'm really worried about the friction issue while the bullet is comming out. I know if you dont have the round on a barrel its deadly potential drops a lot, but hey, that's exactly how accidents happen, when you get way to confident. Thanks for the reply, I really appreciate it.

@neilharris4462

9 жыл бұрын

RBGJoe I see where you are coming from but it's a non issue. There is not anywhere enough friction to cause a spark. If it were unsafe then we wouldn't be able to load compressed charges. Smokeless powder is pretty safe and needs the fire from the primer to ignite. Primers are the real danger and even they need an impact to set them off.

@skibum1610

9 жыл бұрын

RBGJoe what? Lol

@neilharris4462

9 жыл бұрын

skibum1610 he had already been replied to. Why not take the time to give some advice and educate people instead of tearing people down?

$4.99 a box today

I know everyone is looking for cheaper ammo, but 2-3 MOA is crap! My son can shoot tighter groups with cheap 22lr. I guess if all you want to do is go to the range and bang bang bang without improving your skills this would be ok ammo. Yike!

$6.90 off of Ventura Munitions.

Hole in hole at 25 yrds shotgun pattern at 200yrds.

If I understood what you were saying about the comparison of the ammo to .223/5.56 plinking ammo, then you are paying way to much for your .223/5/56. The max I would pay would be around 38¢ a round. Sounds like 40¢+ is what you are paying for the 6.5 G.

@DocTacDad

9 жыл бұрын

DocLarsen44 I've found this Wolf 6.5G for $0.35 a round....That's competitive for 5.56...

@GetMeThere1

8 жыл бұрын

Right now, SGAmmo has this for $139.50 for 500 rounds (28 cents per). I just ordered 4 cases (I already have a LOT of brass Grendel, but I wanted to try some of this for fun).

@TexanUSMC8089

7 жыл бұрын

I paid $119

Hey getting in some 22lr 9mm and some 223 in if you need some let me know happy to help the chanel...

@DocTacDad

9 жыл бұрын

Robert Dunn Dude, you know you can never have enough ammo! Any good quality .223?

@SNACKS1414

9 жыл бұрын

Im getting aguila ammo... 22lr $35 a brick 9mm $15 for box of 50 223 $ 20 box of 50 If you want to get lots (like a case) i can give a little better deal

@SNACKS1414

9 жыл бұрын

I should have it by Monday

I am not moving to a 6.5 Grendel so I can shoot 2 inch groups. I do not see any use at all for this ammo.

@chelseylate649

6 жыл бұрын

RyanKC this is cheap plinker zombie ammo, same results w any cheap ammo of any calibers really. This is a less then 1" moa all day w quality ammo. These will shot the hair off a flea @ 200 yards. You can shot coyotes to elk at 800 plus yards. Long barrels 1500 yard gallon busters. Fits in ar platform. Blows 556 out of the water. Half the weight of 308 or 30-06 W dag near same ballistics with very little recoil. Why wouldn't you want it? 300 black 1/3 of the range. Not even worth mentioning really.

@trevor894

6 жыл бұрын

RyanKC why not use it for cheap close range cqb practice If you just use your rifle for strictly bench shooting then their wouldn't be any point

No disrespect, but that is terrible results. Before you said it, I thought those targets were at 200 yards.

@DocTacDad

9 жыл бұрын

pr4runner Not match grade by any means, but I think it's par for what it is...Bimetal steel case.

@skibum1610

9 жыл бұрын

You're all missing the point... it cheap plinking and fun ammo.... The ammo is pretty shitty let's be honest but it's fun and doesn't make your wallet cry everytime you pull the trigger! As he said he's not going for match grade accuracy. That is all.

@blackfam972

8 жыл бұрын

+restlessnatives67 No its not at all thats your idea. The 6.5 Grendel can be that or it can be a AR that you shoot like a AK-47. Its what you want it to be.

@poncoolride

6 жыл бұрын

Craig Black thats ^exactly what i was thinking. A much more accurate ak47.

yea like the 7.62x39 and about the same velocity i

@ronaldbond1106

3 жыл бұрын

Umm... Not like the 39 round at all. It's a couple hundred feet faster with the Hornady black 123gr shooting a superior bullet. The biggest difference is the bullet retains energy MUCH better because of the superior design.

@ronaldbond1106

3 жыл бұрын

A much flatter shooting round