coleridge
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Originally Posted By: IAyoteHNTROriginally Posted By: coleridgeCherry picking a single or few groups out of MANY don't count at all. It's not the best group that defines the rifle but an average. What it does CONSISTANTLY.
This is true and I think most of us understand this.
I think it is quite the opposite... Most guys shoot that ONE group & thinks that's what the rifle is capable of EVERY time & it just simply is not. It's easy to say "that's my fault" if it's not, or "I pulled that one". I've even heard it in the thread already "I'm just not shooting good today". No way it could be an un-tuned rifle
One of the main reasons most the SR BR guys load at the bench, is so they can tune their load/rifle to the conditions THAT day & time.
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I'm not bashing guys for posting the single groups. Congratulations it was a good one. Just don't go off saying your rifle is 1/4MOA shooter without backing it up with a #ell of a lot more evidence. It takes some very good equipment & a lot of work (load development) to have one... & the $500 factory ones that are; well only exist on the internet
This is true and I think most of us understand this.
I think it is quite the opposite... Most guys shoot that ONE group & thinks that's what the rifle is capable of EVERY time & it just simply is not. It's easy to say "that's my fault" if it's not, or "I pulled that one". I've even heard it in the thread already "I'm just not shooting good today". No way it could be an un-tuned rifle
One of the main reasons most the SR BR guys load at the bench, is so they can tune their load/rifle to the conditions THAT day & time.
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I'm not bashing guys for posting the single groups. Congratulations it was a good one. Just don't go off saying your rifle is 1/4MOA shooter without backing it up with a #ell of a lot more evidence. It takes some very good equipment & a lot of work (load development) to have one... & the $500 factory ones that are; well only exist on the internet