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Jimro · May 24, 2012, 09:30 AM

As long as I still have empty brass I feel that I need to keep reloading.

I stopped trying to get "one ragged hole" from my rifles, and even stopped trying to get SUB MOA with my AR-15 match loads. I got to the point where "good enough" ammo is good enough to train with to make me a better shooter. Right now I can't see the difference between 1 MOA and 1.5 MOA ammo on my target at a match so I don't need 1 MOA ammo to shoot.

Maybe in a few more thousand rounds I will and I'll rethink my load.

I really need to get reloading some 38 Spc for the wife to shoot.

Jimro

May 24, 2012, 09:30 AM	#6
Jimro Senior Member Join Date: October 18, 2006 Posts: 7,097	As long as I still have empty brass I feel that I need to keep reloading. I stopped trying to get "one ragged hole" from my rifles, and even stopped trying to get SUB MOA with my AR-15 match loads. I got to the point where "good enough" ammo is good enough to train with to make me a better shooter. Right now I can't see the difference between 1 MOA and 1.5 MOA ammo on my target at a match so I don't need 1 MOA ammo to shoot. Maybe in a few more thousand rounds I will and I'll rethink my load. I really need to get reloading some 38 Spc for the wife to shoot. Jimro __________________ Machine guns are awesome until you have to carry one.