I know that shots groups are usually measured in groups of at least five shots. However, I have a simple question about three shot groups I can't find the answer to and I was hoping someone could help me.
Let's say the first shot is perfectly centered on the bullseye. The second shot is perfectly aligned from left-to-right, except is exactly 1 inch lower. The third shot is perfectly aligned from left-to-right except is exactly one inch over the first shot. The line is two inches long, except the max spread from the center of the group (bullseye) is 1 inch. Every shot is no more than 1 inch away from the center. If you made a circle, it would be 2 inches in diameter and 1 inch in radius. Is that 1 MOA or 2 MOA?
Would that be referred to as a 1 inch group or a 2 inch group?
[ 08-24-2004: Message edited by: Newbie_71 ]
Let's say the first shot is perfectly centered on the bullseye. The second shot is perfectly aligned from left-to-right, except is exactly 1 inch lower. The third shot is perfectly aligned from left-to-right except is exactly one inch over the first shot. The line is two inches long, except the max spread from the center of the group (bullseye) is 1 inch. Every shot is no more than 1 inch away from the center. If you made a circle, it would be 2 inches in diameter and 1 inch in radius. Is that 1 MOA or 2 MOA?
Would that be referred to as a 1 inch group or a 2 inch group?
[ 08-24-2004: Message edited by: Newbie_71 ]