Cheap, inaccurate ammo is actually a negative for practice, unless you want to practice clearing malfunctions.
I always go with you get what you pay for- ammo includedCheap, inaccurate ammo is actually a negative for practice, unless you want to practice clearing malfunctions.
not sure i agree.. just shooting regardless of accuracy of ammo is the most important.its about stabilizing your aim (at least for me) so regardless ofAgreed! For a long time I never cared - But the more I learned it actually scares the hell out of me what's out there. But yea on the practice side of things, if you want to get better you want ammo that will shoot how you expect it to shoot. Otherwise with the inconsistencies your'e not adjusting getting an accurate "zero" or getting any better.
not sure how price of ammo is considered ignorance or that putting premium on a box means that it is.but ok.. ive shot remans that have out performed major brands.Everyone seems to be so fixated on where to buy the bulk cheapest practice ammo but this seems almost out of ignorance. I have been recently spending 25% more money on the reputable quality ammo for both consistency and safety.