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Gear Review: AMSEC Gravity Spinning Bullseye
Submitted by:
Bruce W. Krafft
Website: http://www.keepandbeararms.com/
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"Years ago, Nick bought me a 10″ x 10″ steel target as a thank-you for introducing him to Texas. It was a big moment in my shooting life as I’d never actually shot at steel targets before. I was floored. Before I found out about the joys of steel, I’d bore holes in paper targets for hours with little or no feedback. In a post steel world, I got an immediate report on whether and where I’d hit or missed. After a dozen or so rounds, though, my feedback was reduced to binary hit or miss due to paint flecking off the steel. AMSEC’s Gravity Spinning Bullseye target changed my usage of steel in a major and very positive way . . ." ... |
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6.5 creedmore has .300 win mag ballistic equivalents, so yeah, no joke there |
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