I have a 7 1/2" .223 that's ran suppressed (far to loud to not). I never leave home without it during deer season. As of now its just been a pig gun and done well. Its sub minute of swine out to 100
My only complaint is how dirty it shoots. I don't know if its the length barrel, the can or the length of the gas tube but after shooting it the remaining bullets are coated in burnt powder
I have one that rides under the back seat of my truck, but I’ve killed several pigs with it in the last two or three years. Even suppressed, it’s short length is just right for riding in the sxs or cart.
I have a 12.5" Grendel that I use with my thermal for hunting pigs at night.
No complaints. Easy to pack around and have killed pigs out to 100 yards so far. No issues at that distance. The biggest issue is that I have gotten used to the small frame of the SBR. My "normal" sized rifles now feel big and clunky.
I had one non suppressed. Stalked into some hogs in the thick brush and trees, got off 2 shots then fell to my knees holding my poor ears....horribly loud. Sold it shortly afterwards.
I had one non suppressed. Stalked into some hogs in the thick brush and trees, got off 2 shots then fell to my knees holding my poor ears....horribly loud. Sold it shortly afterwards.
Been there...
Definitely will not shoot mine without a suppressor.
I had one non suppressed. Stalked into some hogs in the thick brush and trees, got off 2 shots then fell to my knees holding my poor ears....horribly loud. Sold it shortly afterwards.
Electronic muffs ! You can hear a gnat fart and your ears won’t suffer.....
I just finished building 12.5" grendal right before the covid shut every thing down. Plan on using for my new hunting rifle i was tired of carrying
my 30-06 and my bow so this will be little lighter
I have a 12.5" Grendel that I use with my thermal for hunting pigs at night.
No complaints. Easy to pack around and have killed pigs out to 100 yards so far. No issues at that distance. The biggest issue is that I have gotten used to the small frame of the SBR. My "normal" sized rifles now feel big and clunky.
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