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Clarification for our resident idiot. Only thing that matters to me with rifles and handguns is precision. Precision is the result of uniformity and proper geometry in the handloading game.

Case in point is the .25-20 levermatic target below at 25 yards.


Properly prepped brass and handloads, but note there is an error on the witness testimony. It is the first two shots: Ain't tang sights wonderful?


Another trick from days gone by:


Why do I have such goals? Mostly because Uncle Ho's motley crews demonstrated the stupidity of sprayin' and prayin', and as a result I don't care to waste ammo. Precision is far more productive than misguided power.

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Why is it these dipshits always spew their drivel and wind up driving the knowledge away? If they would just STFU and learn something.

Hmmm, yea - you really "clarified" things. We were talking about your ocd on a can of range pickup pistol brass. And then your cheerleader waved his pom-poms in your defense while bragging about his skills from 60 years ago. And now you start jabbering about rifle accuracy.

Like I said, you "clarified" things.

Well Mr. Maroon, you missed a fine point in the pics above. The old target shot offhand with the RSB. ....that stands for Ruger Super Blackhawk. My .38 will do almost as well, but it only has a 2” barrel. 4-5” at 50 is good enough for me.

That said, the point of the first post was about spec consistency among the manufacturers. Did you miss that?

28 years…

Did you even look at the pictures before you posted?

Look, dementia sucks and I wish you well as you deal with it.