[marinesg1012]

Cheap ammo is cheap for a reason and I dont mind paying for good ammo but I use wolf in my 556 all the time and when the GF is out blasting with my rifles or I am getting new people into shooting my AR's it is great for that. I would like a cheaper plinking round to use in my 6.8's so that when I invited people to the range to use them i wasnt spending a lot on it.

Either way, we need to get more people using the 6.8 so then there will be more ammo available.

 

[marinesg1012]

Easy Paulo we need you around. That is the fiercest I have heard you keep the B.P. down :lol: :lol:

One of things I keep reading about how expensive 68 ammo is compared to 65G (especially on internet forums). With unbiased reviews like that it makes me feel a little easier about paying $18.99 for a box of Hornady VMAX.

It is so easy to twist thigs around on the net. It is true that The Grendel had 1 cheap round. They now have two cheap rounds for the Grendel. What you don't hear is that the rest of the ammo, AA and Black Hills, is several dollars higher than the SPC ammo. So yes, the Grendel has the cheapest but it also has the most expensive amo while the SPC has the ammo in between. Plus there is no way in hell that I would spend hundreds of dollars on a SS barrels and then fed it 5 MOA ammo. I'd rather reload.

:lol: :lol: :lol:

Its true all those doughnuts you cant get all fired up like that 8)

 

[marinesg1012]

Your new schedule has you drinking to much coffee...

 

[marinesg1012]

I only like the starbucks ice coffee with the caramel... and I only get that when i am flying becuase thats the only thing available.

now a Dunkin doughnuts hazelnut with a couple expresso shots and I am good to go

 

[marinesg1012]

I drink it in the airports, I try to look like a stupid college kid when I travel anyways so it fits the look