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I think its’ just a matter of what works best for you. Personally, I also don’t see any real reason to move ammo to another part of the house. The other end of the table is far enough for me. But I can’t fault someone for the practice of remote ammo placement if that’s the system that works for them. I think for some folks, that’s part of their mental checklist and there’s nothing wrong with it. I agree with earlier posts that complacency and distractions are two of the primary causes for accidental discharges. Once a round starts it’s way down the barrel, you can’t bring it back and that demands our full attention.