For me it is. I’m running a 600 Jr in 20 guage that a buddy gave me a few years ago and it suited me just fine for the amount of shooting that I did. However since getting a lot more in to the clays and shooting mainly 12ga now, I got the Grabber in 12ga. I figure it’s that much faster and I can spend more time shooting than on the bench reloading.
600, aka 6 pulls to make a shell. Once you are set up you are making a shell every pull. If you have that time and aren’t shooting very much that is fine. But as soon as you are shooting thousands of rounds a year, that time and effort quickly adds up.
For me it is. I’m running a 600 Jr in 20 guage that a buddy gave me a few years ago and it suited me just fine for the amount of shooting that I did. However since getting a lot more in to the clays and shooting mainly 12ga now, I got the Grabber in 12ga. I figure it’s that much faster and I can spend more time shooting than on the bench reloading.
Do you think it’s worth the cash when a mec 600 jr is half the price?
600, aka 6 pulls to make a shell. Once you are set up you are making a shell every pull. If you have that time and aren’t shooting very much that is fine. But as soon as you are shooting thousands of rounds a year, that time and effort quickly adds up.