My neck is far enough out as it is. It's a nice day today and I want to keep it that way. :good:why will the other brand remain nameless , we are all interested
My impressions are based simply on scoring 100s of thousands of shots and, as I said, there's nothing remotely scientific about it, I just find it mildly interesting.In order to test that hypothesis, one would have to factor out as many variables as possible. Having a single (talented) shooter shoot the same cartridges at the same target over and over again, with different guns (each of the same barrel length) being the only variable. Chokes would obviously matter, so those would have to be set-up as similar as can be as well. Then it's on to see how comprehensively each clay is pulverised...
I surely wouldn't want volunteer for picking up and counting / measuring each piece of every single clay. Also I wouldn't want to wager on the outcome showing any noticeable differences. That said, the shooter I train with shoots a Krieghoff and he does produce far more dust than I do... but I for one am not in any doubt about the cause
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