I hate to admit it but I was basically shocked! I kept seeing the dirt splash on the berm behind the target frame and I thought I was missing by a mile so I wasn't putting a lot of effort into making my best shots. As you can see by the wrinkles in the target it had started raining so these were the last shots of the day. I was planning on going back to the range today but the rain messed that up. Still hopeful for tomorrow to see if I can repeat and hopefully improve upon this group.
@@brutalwarpig my .224 made me bored of my 5.56. I put double the money into my 5.56 and was so sad that it bored me. I'm glad the .224 is getting more attention cause it will be way cheaper to shoot once more people get into it. I shot 19/20 on target with the punch out boar target and my only miss was (as you said) to make sure I wasn't missing completely
@@LSMG2004 I have the exact same problem. My Valkyrie just does everything better than my .223 Wylde 20 inch heavy barrel AR-15. Typically I don't keep many "safe queens" the only ones I currently have are a 1967 High Standard "Trophy" .22lr target pistol that my grandpa bought for me the day I was born in 1967. It's like new in the box all paperwork and even the receipt. My other "safe queen" is a 1911 Iver Johnson "Champion" .410 shotgun that was purchased by my great great grandfather and passed from father to son for 6 generations. My son is the 7th generation so it's actually his shotgun. My point is normally I would sell or trade my .223 Wylde AR-15 but considering the current political Second Amendment hating Dem/Lib pieces of crap in congress I've decided to make my AR my third "safe queen" because if there's another ban it's value will significantly increase. I am part of a trust with my father for his suppressors and legal full autos and the autos value had skyrocketed! Did you ever consider the 6.5 Grendel?
@@brutalwarpig lol, nice, yea I'm gonna hang on to my wylde for basically the same reasons. I did look at the Grendel but there was a better deal on a complete .224 upper so I went for it. Don't regret a thing
Good shooting, thanks for the vid!
I hate to admit it but I was basically shocked! I kept seeing the dirt splash on the berm behind the target frame and I thought I was missing by a mile so I wasn't putting a lot of effort into making my best shots. As you can see by the wrinkles in the target it had started raining so these were the last shots of the day. I was planning on going back to the range today but the rain messed that up. Still hopeful for tomorrow to see if I can repeat and hopefully improve upon this group.
@@brutalwarpig my .224 made me bored of my 5.56. I put double the money into my 5.56 and was so sad that it bored me. I'm glad the .224 is getting more attention cause it will be way cheaper to shoot once more people get into it. I shot 19/20 on target with the punch out boar target and my only miss was (as you said) to make sure I wasn't missing completely
@@LSMG2004 I have the exact same problem. My Valkyrie just does everything better than my .223 Wylde 20 inch heavy barrel AR-15. Typically I don't keep many "safe queens" the only ones I currently have are a 1967 High Standard "Trophy" .22lr target pistol that my grandpa bought for me the day I was born in 1967. It's like new in the box all paperwork and even the receipt. My other "safe queen" is a 1911 Iver Johnson "Champion" .410 shotgun that was purchased by my great great grandfather and passed from father to son for 6 generations. My son is the 7th generation so it's actually his shotgun. My point is normally I would sell or trade my .223 Wylde AR-15 but considering the current political Second Amendment hating Dem/Lib pieces of crap in congress I've decided to make my AR my third "safe queen" because if there's another ban it's value will significantly increase. I am part of a trust with my father for his suppressors and legal full autos and the autos value had skyrocketed! Did you ever consider the 6.5 Grendel?
@@brutalwarpig lol, nice, yea I'm gonna hang on to my wylde for basically the same reasons. I did look at the Grendel but there was a better deal on a complete .224 upper so I went for it. Don't regret a thing