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cloudcroft · April 27, 2007, 11:48 AM

brickeyee,

I don't shoot THAT much! Hardly ever actually. Whether I do or not, my marksmanship remains at the same level. Practicing regularly, or not shooting for years...it doesn't matter because I'm still at the same level of marksmanship.

I just have a hign standard of quality control (but a bit higher than Ford's "Quality is Number 1" slogan suggests), so for the few cases I shoot occasionally, it's no big deal.

Besides, a lot of people just enjoy the reloading process and producing high-quality ammo...I am one of them.

But sand is removed easily...I just go further than that to remove greasy powder residue inside the cases...that's what the Q-Tips are for, not the sand. I was just saying...

-- John D.

April 27, 2007, 11:48 AM	#27
cloudcroft Senior Member Join Date: August 5, 2006 Location: Colorado Springs, CO Posts: 565	brickeyee, I don't shoot THAT much! Hardly ever actually. Whether I do or not, my marksmanship remains at the same level. Practicing regularly, or not shooting for years...it doesn't matter because I'm still at the same level of marksmanship. I just have a hign standard of quality control (but a bit higher than Ford's "Quality is Number 1" slogan suggests), so for the few cases I shoot occasionally, it's no big deal. Besides, a lot of people just enjoy the reloading process and producing high-quality ammo...I am one of them. But sand is removed easily...I just go further than that to remove greasy powder residue inside the cases...that's what the Q-Tips are for, not the sand. I was just saying... -- John D.