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Rifles, Reloading, Optics, Equipment
Reloading
A&D FX120I and V4 worth it?
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<blockquote data-quote="340PR" data-source="post: 2471855" data-attributes="member: 107814"><p>If you shoot competition (or plan to; meaning that you want to become the best shooter you can be), then yes you should invest in the best equipment you can.</p><p>However, powder charge consistency is NOT at the top of the list.</p><p>If you have the resources and can justify the time to become intimately knowledgeable with your equipment, how it works, and the effects of changing anything, not to mention environmentals...The V4, AMP annealer, Forster press, custom dies, etc. Will pay dividends in the quest to be all you can be.</p><p>IF 1MOA is acceptable, don't go there. You can buy a factory rifle and ammunition today that will shoot better than that out of the box. IE, my first Tikka T3x shot .5MOA or better using Norma match ammo. That was 5 years ago. Now, many rifle manufacturers are guaranteeing these kinds of numbers.</p><p>For what it is worth..</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="340PR, post: 2471855, member: 107814"] If you shoot competition (or plan to; meaning that you want to become the best shooter you can be), then yes you should invest in the best equipment you can. However, powder charge consistency is NOT at the top of the list. If you have the resources and can justify the time to become intimately knowledgeable with your equipment, how it works, and the effects of changing anything, not to mention environmentals...The V4, AMP annealer, Forster press, custom dies, etc. Will pay dividends in the quest to be all you can be. IF 1MOA is acceptable, don't go there. You can buy a factory rifle and ammunition today that will shoot better than that out of the box. IE, my first Tikka T3x shot .5MOA or better using Norma match ammo. That was 5 years ago. Now, many rifle manufacturers are guaranteeing these kinds of numbers. For what it is worth.. [/QUOTE]
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