After reading all of this it's a wonder why I reload all my hunting ammo. The factory stuff puts you in a tizzy for sure with the different loads and no sure way of knowng how many grains they have unless you disassemble a bullet.

I bought a Winchester 94 in 45 LC and the factory ammo was about as slow as a 1974 Chevy Vega and very unpredictable. I ended up reloading it a little hotter to 44 mag specs.

Even my 375 Holland and Holland Mag shoots different with varried factory stuff (if you can find it) than my reloads.

The good thing about reloading or sticking with one high quality ammo is when you are off paper you know it's you and not the gun or ammo. I got tired of staying up at night mad that my new $800 rifle or handgun had a bent barrel!

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