Thanks for the nod Plant. Thankfully sounds like Page understands that basic rule. Good luck with your search Page. Nothing irritates me more, well maybe a few other things too, than guys talking about their rifle always shoots nuts on, long as I do my part. Or c'mon man it good, it shoots minute of coyote or deer etc. We're very fortunate here in that we have a state of the art rifle range run by G&F. Great tables, 50 + lanes, spot on range masters etc. 100 yd, 200 yd even 1000 yds. I spend a good deal of time there and have for years. You can bet your [beeep] that the last week before deer season opens the place is packed with goobers who believe that bore sighting that Cabelas did is all they need. Sometimes I or a buddy will speak up after their loaded rifle has swung past us or someone else. A year or so ago one goober killed a guy who was down checking his targets as were others, the firing line was closed. Newbie didn't get it and killed the guy in the next lane. Ignorance abounds. I can't count the times my target is hit by the guy in the next lane.
But enough about goobers. If you aren't completely comfortable with MOA, wind drift, bullet weight vs twist rate, get to your local range if you're fortunate to have one and find the oldest of the old farts who's got all the toys and politely ask for help. I'm bettin he'll be only too glad to help. Always remember what works for one guy will not always work for you regardless of splash or pelt damage. Gotta get a few dogs under your belt then decide. BTW a .204 as much as I love them seems to have, in my experience, more splash problems than I like. Shot placement rules the day.