QuietTexan
Well-Known Member
My opinion... it's a feedback cycle. They were new and cool with a massive marketing push behind them, and they got pushed through shops to people who don't care about/don't understand the details. Sales numbers go up, more are made, more are sold, rinse, lather, repeat. It's everything that most people who aren't detail people want: it was SHINY AND NEW, cheap-ish ammo (that even says "Precision" on the Hornady stuff), low recoil, and makes the kill on the common "small deer eating under a feeder at 100 yards" shot that happens in back fields all over the country.
Basically we're detail-oriented people who will argue over the torque specs on the main bearing caps on a GM 6.2L while laughing at the guys who don't know how many cylinders the Cummins has. But they don't care because it works for them.
Basically we're detail-oriented people who will argue over the torque specs on the main bearing caps on a GM 6.2L while laughing at the guys who don't know how many cylinders the Cummins has. But they don't care because it works for them.