Grendel

That was, that was what she wanted to do.

And then I explained to her, like, we're out here for a doe, you know, like seven years old i don't i don't want the gravity of of the buck thing to even come into it for her it's get out there and be in the woods and be pursuing an animal you know that's that was really the goal and and to get back and everything to go off well and i knew we would have an opportunity at a at a deer um we see lots of them every time we're there so We went out, did that Friday, went out to the range for one last practice, and I wanted to get her into the Grendel.

My Brenton USA Grendel is a fixed stock AR platform, and I've taken a lot of deer with it, and I have the utmost confidence in it.

And she shot it well, but when we were at the range, she really wanted to shoot the gong at 200 yards.

And I was noticing every time she was pulling the trigger, she was way left.

No iPad.

She wants to constantly look through the gun and kind of scan the field, which is cool because she's comfortable with that.

But one thing we did do is I switched from the Grendel to the ARC.

That is my curl.

Just, just, uh, lifting up, uh, Grendel to try and take the impact for you.

Um, go ahead and, uh, roll that as a reaction roll for me.

Okay.

I'll take it

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so yeah, uh, Grendel is not able to absorb the impact.

You are going to take that Injured One status as, uh, uh, ice wins this battle over rock.