Forkyfinder
Well-known member
- Joined
- Dec 13, 2023
- Messages
- 6,306
300 fps - and i wouldnt know, didnt buy a prcJust what I need more reloading crap, more dies, etc. all for 100 FPS gain?
Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers.
300 fps - and i wouldnt know, didnt buy a prcJust what I need more reloading crap, more dies, etc. all for 100 FPS gain?
I didn't buy a prc either, but I know the hype is mostly BS as a friend did and he's not seeing the advertised 300 FPS gain with the peak ammo.300 fps - and i wouldnt know, didnt buy a prc![]()
Can we at least agree the world’s flat?Easy to see who follows influencers and who doesn't.
Just what I need more reloading crap, more dies, etc. all for 100 FPS gain? For about 99% of my shooting on big-game, there is no difference, for the other 1 percent, an extra mil/moa click on the scope.
Not buying into the hype.
Can we at least agree that P.T. Barnum was right?Can we at least agree the world’s flat?
Hands down the most “trendy” round in the last decade at least in the circles I run in. Sometimes it feels good to be an incompetent/factory rounds/7 rem mag guy. The 30+ antelope/deer/elk that guns killed didn’t seem to care much about headstamp.300 fps - and i wouldnt know, didnt buy a prc![]()
Nothing wrong with any of them, old or new, every innovation is small when the market is this mature.Hands down the most “trendy” round in the last decade at least in the circles I run in. Sometimes it feels good to be an incompetent/factory rounds/7 rem mag guy. The 30+ antelope/deer/elk that guns killed didn’t seem to care much about headstamp.
Nice to see some new technology can trip triggers. Usually a good indicator something’s there. It’s Friday, time to hunt.
It's never not absolutely hilarious to watch the easily influenced gripe about the price of NR tags, then buy every single piece of dogshit that they think is "innovation". Usually that "innovation" is used to kill a critter they could shoot 99% of the time with grandads '06 and weaver K4.Nothing wrong with any of them, old or new, every innovation is small when the market is this mature.
New tech always triggers simpletons.
There's some real satisfaction in realizing you haven't fallen off a turnip truck recently, while watching others jump like lemmings off a cliff in a single file line..It's never not absolutely hilarious to watch the easily influenced gripe about the price of NR tags, then buy every single piece of dogshit that they think is "innovation". Usually that "innovation" is used to kill a critter they could shoot 99% of the time with grandads '06 and weaver K4.
I'll keep spending my money on NR tags, and actually hunting.
It wasn't that long ago that smokeless powder became the norm. I bet there were naysayers back then when the pressures jumped from 20,000 psi for the old black powder rifles to 50,000 psi in smokeless powder rifles just prior to ww1.Nothing wrong with any of them, old or new, every innovation is small when the market is this mature.
New tech always triggers simpletons.
Yes. Basically everything falls in that category.Usually that "innovation" is used to kill a critter they could shoot 99% of the time with grandads '06 and weaver K4.