Forum Boss said:
I also want to add that we tried to place more and tougher questions during initial signup, but unfortunately, some of our "brothers and sisters" can't even answer the easy-peesy questions we have now. If we provide really solid questions that only an experienced shooter would know, I can guarantee that my message box will be full and my phone ringing with angry complaints: "Gosh durn it... why do you make it so hard to sign up..."
".... unfortunately, some of our "brothers and sisters" can't even answer the easy-peesy questions we have now."
Many, yes MANY, forum participants are wholly ignorant about the topics they inquire about. Maybe their inability to cogitate 2+3=5 is just a warning sign?
Questions too tough to answer?
Seems to me that "accurate shooting" or becoming an "accurate shooter" may just be over their intellectual paygrade... Explains a lot, but not the fear and intolerance by The Bubba Brigade to education and scientific methodology as means to enabling more informed shooters & reloaders.
Guess that expecting even modicum of intelligence in this day & age is invalid presumption.
Most who learned to shoot with accuracy and precision goals read as much as they could about technique and practice, along with the basics for crafting excellent ammunition; BEFORE venturing onto the firing line.
Many here, at least in the reloading forum, have never read a loading manual; much less bought one.
Strikes me as very Blanche DuBois, these guys who come here begging for load data, always depending upon the kindness of strangers....
It didn't end very well for Miss Blanche, though
The blind can't really help other blind to navigate through the pitfalls that await the uniformed reloader.
Of course, that don't stop them from trying to be "helpful".
Seems these days, if you have read a good loading manual or in-depth book on precision loading and shooting techniques, you are one in a million. Just not enough to know about the potentials, or make others aware of what they can aspire to. But I guess if you can get them to compute 3+2=5, it is a start...