wildswalker wrote: |
On the flip side the TSX is cost prohibitive to play with, and due to my AO they are "ship in only"...can't just buy 'em off the shelf. In essance I've a hunting load and a play load, that do the same point of impact less any screwin' around. Cheers................ |
Vince wrote: |
One thing I was always taught in the Army is: "As you train, so you fight". I believe the same applies to shooting. If you use the same "tool" every time then you become intimately familiar with it....just like an old hammer that when you pick it up it slips into the same place in your in your hand everytime and feels like an old mate. Works for me. Cheers, Vince |
Vince wrote: |
"ship in only"...where exactly is "Paradise"? I thought I lived there. |
shrpshtrjoe wrote: |
Howdy Vince I lean torwards your way of thinking, The loads I work up for my rifles are for hunting but when I go the range just for target practice I shoot the same bullet/load I hunt with. I think the more familiar you are with the rifle/load combo the better off ya are. Then if I miss hunting all I can blame is my self Joe |
Bushmaster wrote: |
To each his own...This subject is more of a personal view then anything else and really doesn't matter that much. At least to me anyway...Just not important... |
wildswalker wrote: |
So what have I failed to expound upon that leads you to deduce my hunting loads are somehow different than my practice loads...and I would be somehow less familiar? |
Bushmaster wrote: |
I do disagree with wildswalker in the manor that he is using to kinda force this down our throats though. |
Bushmaster wrote: |
To each his own...This subject is more of a personal view then anything else and really doesn't matter that much. At least to me anyway...Just not important. |
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