Thank you very much Michael W, Randi I, James G. So hard to pick just 1. Anyway Michael may I please add a question to your response so I can better decide the bullets to use for practice. Michael while your answer is cheaper then the can/bullets if I was to buy that can w/o bullets what would it cost since bullets would be $199.08. Do I save getting the can w/bullets or get can separately? Yes I tend to over analyze wish I could stop but I'm old and set in my ways. Thank you

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Thank you very much Michael W, Randi I, James G. So hard to pick just 1. Anyway Michael may I please add a question to your response so I can better decide the bullets to use for practice. Michael while your answer is cheaper then the can/bullets if I was to buy that can w/o bullets what would it cost since bullets would be $199.08. Do I save getting the can w/bullets or get can separately? Yes I tend to over  analyze wish I could stop but I'm old and set in my ways. Thank you

James G. · Answer

Debra, usually the can with bullets are the less expensive option. You can find out which is cheaper by doing a mock checkout with each to determine the least overall cost. I'm particular as well so I relate to your endeavor. Cheers!

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