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weighing and sorting brass & weighing, measuring and sorting bullets
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<blockquote data-quote="SidecarFlip" data-source="post: 846049" data-attributes="member: 39764"><p>Not at all. In fact almost all are for hunting. I just happen to do all the reloading and load workup for our entire group of 7 hunters so I load a lot of rounds in many different calibers with a wide assortment of pills for bolt guns and pistols...we hunt with pistols here..... No spray guns. Don't even own an AR platform and don't want one (if thats what you are referring to).......</p><p> </p><p>Closest thing I have to a 'spray gun' would be a Ruger accurized Mini 14 Target chambered 223 for 100 yard benchrest comp. The only gas op blowback action in the entire group of modern firearms. We have some Class 3 C&R weapons but those aren't considered hunting firearms, not iin the correct sense of the word at least.</p><p> </p><p>I take my reloading very seriously, all the time. My friend's safety, accuracy and a clean kill is paramount as well as their trust in my judgement concerning their loads.</p><p> </p><p>Factory ammunition has come a long way in terms of attained accuracy and variety in the las 15 years but handloading is still better because you can custom tailor your round. I just wanted to poke you a bit. I've never weighed anything, cases or pills. never seen a need to, but thats just me.</p><p> </p><p>I'm not that anal (about weight differentials) and our group hunts everywhere, even out your way and there are a lot of mounts in their homes that attest to their kills.</p><p> </p><p>Cucumbers give me indigestion anyways.</p><p> </p><p>Keep on weighing and whatever.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="SidecarFlip, post: 846049, member: 39764"] Not at all. In fact almost all are for hunting. I just happen to do all the reloading and load workup for our entire group of 7 hunters so I load a lot of rounds in many different calibers with a wide assortment of pills for bolt guns and pistols...we hunt with pistols here..... No spray guns. Don't even own an AR platform and don't want one (if thats what you are referring to)....... Closest thing I have to a 'spray gun' would be a Ruger accurized Mini 14 Target chambered 223 for 100 yard benchrest comp. The only gas op blowback action in the entire group of modern firearms. We have some Class 3 C&R weapons but those aren't considered hunting firearms, not iin the correct sense of the word at least. I take my reloading very seriously, all the time. My friend's safety, accuracy and a clean kill is paramount as well as their trust in my judgement concerning their loads. Factory ammunition has come a long way in terms of attained accuracy and variety in the las 15 years but handloading is still better because you can custom tailor your round. I just wanted to poke you a bit. I've never weighed anything, cases or pills. never seen a need to, but thats just me. I'm not that anal (about weight differentials) and our group hunts everywhere, even out your way and there are a lot of mounts in their homes that attest to their kills. Cucumbers give me indigestion anyways. Keep on weighing and whatever. [/QUOTE]
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