20y and in your should be able to be pretty accurate even with shitty ammo.ītw this is what precision rifle shooters do when they buy factory ammo. Then again, if you are just shooting 10y and, it really won't matter, even though I know people will say it does, it really starts to matter at 25 yards and out. Once you know what ammo shoots which way then you know where your holds are and what type of ammo you should be spending your money on and not spending your money on. My dearest human seems sensitive about it. Dear Diary, I must be careful when licking my genitals. Now, after much demand, he presents Sad Dog Diary, which appropriately contains the sad thoughts of sad dogs. This is a clever follow-up to Ze Frank’s popular video, Sad Cat Diary. By Amanda Walgrove 9:38 pm PT First, Ze Frank gave us Sad Cat Diary. I'd even map it out to see how it works, sorta like I did with my gen5 write-up. Sad Dog Diary by Ze Frank is a sadness-filled video about a group of depressed canines who reflect on the miserable events taking place in their lives. I'd go out and buy a box or two of every kind of ammo you can find locally, even steel cased and see how consistent it is with one particular gun. The Reddit hub for all Ze Frank related materials, including 'the show' and 'a show.' Advertisement Coins. With that said, American eagle 115gr is also pretty consistent, in my gun with my barrel. Certified animal enthusiast and teddy bear surgeon, Ze Frank, presents Sad Cat Diary, a glum video that narrates the struggles of one rather melancholy feline. That stuff is very consistent and I am really happy with how consistent it is. I've had great luck with s&b 124gr contract overrun 9mm. Is it consistent with your particular gun? You know, I've always wanted to hear from the collective, about at what range that target is really truthful, with regards to commodity/plinking ammo? I mean, is your average $10 box of 9mm consistent enough to make that target reliable? And if so at what distances.I know this isn't a serious thread but.
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