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I am not sure this is as critical in long guns, but I know it is in handguns
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| Posted: Sun Jan 13th, 2008 01:59 pm |
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I have a .30-30 levergun and a .30-06 (Remington, not 03A3)and they are fun to shoot, but I REALLY like shootin my handguns and if you shoot them often enough, you become confident in your abilities and that helps you put the bullet where you want it to go. I am also absolutley convinced that reloading plays a large part in handgun accuracy. Using the same powder, primer and projectile and the same powder charge over and over again means the shooter learns the characteristics of that load and how it will perform. I have been loading the exact same bullet for each of my handguns for years and years. I know what those rounds will do, I am not sure this is as critical in long guns, but I know it is in handguns Ed
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