For pistol or revolvers shooters:
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Was reading my latest Aug 2014 "American Rifleman" on p36 titled "One Gun, Two Loads." Winchester came out w/ both a defensive round that matches their training round in terms of recoil and accuracy. Probably won't be long before other ammo manufacturers do likewise.
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Being basically into reloading for about a year, I am happy just to find a nice reloaded performing round that shoot well. Having experienced the changes in accuracy from powder loads, I can see how hard coupling the reloads to the SD rounds would be. Since I have limited powder variety, I'd have to try to meet the "training" round match by testing with different bullet weights.
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Pistol/Revolver shooters: When you reload, do you strive for the same recoil/accuracy as your defensive round?
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Was reading my latest Aug 2014 "American Rifleman" on p36 titled "One Gun, Two Loads." Winchester came out w/ both a defensive round that matches their training round in terms of recoil and accuracy. Probably won't be long before other ammo manufacturers do likewise.
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Being basically into reloading for about a year, I am happy just to find a nice reloaded performing round that shoot well. Having experienced the changes in accuracy from powder loads, I can see how hard coupling the reloads to the SD rounds would be. Since I have limited powder variety, I'd have to try to meet the "training" round match by testing with different bullet weights.
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Pistol/Revolver shooters: When you reload, do you strive for the same recoil/accuracy as your defensive round?