Edit: As you can imagine, she’s been doxxed, and saw a report that she’s getting sued left and right by leftists and race baiters, but can’t find any actual suits against her.
If you are so inclined, you can donate to her “security” fund, whatever that means…may just be a scam, but she’ll probably have to move, and maybe even assume a new identity if the folks lined up against her keep going: https://www.givesendgo.com/ShilohHendrix
I put about 1700 rounds of 77gr I bought 6 months ago though various rifles. Some rifles shoot it good, some ehhh. But it shoots better than all 55 and 62gr ammo for a smidge more money. Also does very well out of short guns. I will be buying it and continuing to shoot it.
I did buy supervelle 55gr and out of 250 round I shot last weekend, I had 2 loose primers (fell out in gun), 2 blown primers, 1 no powder with squid, and 2 out of spec rounds. That’s a reminder why I DONT buy remain ammo.
I like how you guys think, but damn! Quit being so much like the pink vagina hat wearing commies and direct this rage at the corrupt politicians who made you, and made the dumbass local boys what they are.
I will say it is much easier to forget how much your holding than what you have dialed, as what you have dialed is what you have dialed and you can look at it your windage if you forget, but with holding wind you can get lost in the sauce and forget what you just held. That being said dialing the wrong way between shots can happen if you aren’t careful.
Interesting that this is different for different people. On a troop line I am more likely to get lost dialing than I do holding, particularly if I have a miss and have to adjust. Holding forces me to have a number in my head for each hold. That number seems to stick better (I think this is because I have both the number in my head and a picture in my mind of what that looks like) when I hold vs when I dial. An added risk for me is that I cannot read my windage turret without coming way off the gun due to my eyesight.
I use Mobile1 Full synthetic motor oil for lubrication. It actually does a pretty good job of cleaning. Gunk just wipes off with a dry paper towel and I reapply the lube.
