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ShootingNut · June 22, 2007, 06:08 AM

Then your never going to run the 2-3 hundred rounds an hour, as some claim to do. To run that amount, first off you have to be moving along at a pretty good clip, right? Your eye and hand coordination has to be right on, without any distractions. So, for those of us having experienced the turret every so often NOT lining up, you get a major distraction. Once that happens, and you fiddle around and wonder why that occurred, your rythum (spelling?) is shot and there goes any attempt at 2-3 hundred rounds.
To each his own, having these problems on my machine, I prefer to just run without the rod, less rounds yes but my quality control and enjoyment has improved.

June 22, 2007, 06:08 AM	#22
ShootingNut Senior Member Join Date: December 27, 2006 Location: Wisconsin Posts: 1,475	If Your Turret Mis Stops Then your never going to run the 2-3 hundred rounds an hour, as some claim to do. To run that amount, first off you have to be moving along at a pretty good clip, right? Your eye and hand coordination has to be right on, without any distractions. So, for those of us having experienced the turret every so often NOT lining up, you get a major distraction. Once that happens, and you fiddle around and wonder why that occurred, your rythum (spelling?) is shot and there goes any attempt at 2-3 hundred rounds. To each his own, having these problems on my machine, I prefer to just run without the rod, less rounds yes but my quality control and enjoyment has improved.