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Muh sub MOA tack driver!
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This is the truth, I don’t usually run 5 shots in my hunting rifles but only found 3 rifles that consistently do it over and over again cold bore plus 2, unicorn hand loads or factory ammo it doesn’t matter. I was lucky to be handed down one of them made in 1964 and it ruined me for all new purchases because I thought that was normal.
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That’s because nobody was shooting a JM stamped Marlin or a pre 64 Winchester there. Everyone knows those are the most valuable and accurate hunting rifles.
Interesting video!
Interesting video!
Define "hunting" rifle.
Most people can’t even shoot sub moa anyway, using shoot-n-c with 9 pasters around the published group
Minute of…….
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Back in the day my Paw Paw could shoot the nuts off a gnat at hunerd yards with his 30-30, now that’s sum MOA.
Yeah this sounds about right. I’m not an expert, but I can shoot a rifle well enough. If an off the shelf hunting rifle shoots 1.5” MOA or even 2” it is good enough for most hunting applications, especially around here.
I’ve owned a couple of hunting rifles that would shoot 1” MOA with the ammo that matches up best with it, but I always shot 3 shot groups. Who shoots 5 shot groups? I don’t even shoot groups anymore. Groups are ghey. If it hits right where I’m aiming and then repeats the same thing, I’m good.
I’ve owned a couple of hunting rifles that would shoot 1” MOA with the ammo that matches up best with it, but I always shot 3 shot groups. Who shoots 5 shot groups? I don’t even shoot groups anymore. Groups are ghey. If it hits right where I’m aiming and then repeats the same thing, I’m good.
