I see a whole new category when I look online to shop.
With? There is a whole new category for junk ammo that has no other purpose than making holes and wearing out steel? I'm surprised
In the meantime, I see that attitude so often now. Dudes with semiautomatic rifles or pistol just burning up ammo as fast as they can empty the magazine's. Awhile back I was at the range and a couple of guys were running thirty round magazines dumping box after box of rounds at silhouette targets and when the rifles went dry, they started the pistols. Hours of shooting, maybe over a thousand rounds, all fired at less than fifty feet, and putting patterns on the targets like a shotgun at 200 feet.
I used to get a few boxes of .22 at Christmas, and had to make it last, and got a whoop on the head if the can didn't get hit often enough. I take a box or two for each gun and give it everything I have with every round, and can still rapid fire quite well too.
Point is, how many rounds per session does an average shooter go through? I know that you competitive shooters burn through hundreds of boxes a year, but what about the guys who just go out for a little fun and to stay sharp? Lately I've taken my revolvers and I've been working on single action. My finger is freezing, I can't make the shot. Dnk why.
With? There is a whole new category for junk ammo that has no other purpose than making holes and wearing out steel? I'm surprised
In the meantime, I see that attitude so often now. Dudes with semiautomatic rifles or pistol just burning up ammo as fast as they can empty the magazine's. Awhile back I was at the range and a couple of guys were running thirty round magazines dumping box after box of rounds at silhouette targets and when the rifles went dry, they started the pistols. Hours of shooting, maybe over a thousand rounds, all fired at less than fifty feet, and putting patterns on the targets like a shotgun at 200 feet.
I used to get a few boxes of .22 at Christmas, and had to make it last, and got a whoop on the head if the can didn't get hit often enough. I take a box or two for each gun and give it everything I have with every round, and can still rapid fire quite well too.
Point is, how many rounds per session does an average shooter go through? I know that you competitive shooters burn through hundreds of boxes a year, but what about the guys who just go out for a little fun and to stay sharp? Lately I've taken my revolvers and I've been working on single action. My finger is freezing, I can't make the shot. Dnk why.