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<blockquote data-quote="Revived" data-source="post: 2351390" data-attributes="member: 31505"><p>Nothing wrong with looking for bargains&#8230; Your platform is fine&#8230; As far as brass &#8211; all manufacturers have lot variables&#8230; you’ll pay more for a lower percentage of these differences and you simply set aside the high/low oddballs because &#8211; it’s all about consistency&#8230; I know you’ve seen me preach this before, but I sense your effort and want you to realize your shooting potential&#8230; More trigger time will get you there&#8230; This is a lame analogy but it happened to me a few years ago&#8230; I had a musician friend wanting me to check out his gun&#8230; He had a more expensive “off the shelf” gun and thought he should be a much better shot than he was&#8230; or there must certainly be something wrong with it&#8230; I put some rounds down range and he was embarrassed to say the least &#8211; but he did add something I’ll never forget&#8230; He said “the best guitar players always could make a $20 guitar sound like a million bucks”&#8230; There’s a 80/20 rule for shooters&#8230; 20% consistently make the winners circle the other 80% spend their valuable trigger time looking for a better gun and/or perfect ammo only to lose interest&#8230; Just sayin’</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Revived, post: 2351390, member: 31505"] Nothing wrong with looking for bargains… Your platform is fine… As far as brass – all manufacturers have lot variables… you’ll pay more for a lower percentage of these differences and you simply set aside the high/low oddballs because – it’s all about consistency… I know you’ve seen me preach this before, but I sense your effort and want you to realize your shooting potential… More trigger time will get you there… This is a lame analogy but it happened to me a few years ago… I had a musician friend wanting me to check out his gun… He had a more expensive “off the shelf” gun and thought he should be a much better shot than he was… or there must certainly be something wrong with it… I put some rounds down range and he was embarrassed to say the least – but he did add something I’ll never forget… He said “the best guitar players always could make a $20 guitar sound like a million bucks”… There’s a 80/20 rule for shooters… 20% consistently make the winners circle the other 80% spend their valuable trigger time looking for a better gun and/or perfect ammo only to lose interest… Just sayin’ [/QUOTE]
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