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<blockquote data-quote="br45zy" data-source="post: 1075946" data-attributes="member: 67266"><p>The accuracy of a rifle can be very subjective so it usually comes down to more of a question; Does this rifle meet my expectation?</p><p></p><p>I have three rifles that will consistently shoot .3 MOA and one other that delivers .75 MOA or a little better at 200 yards. So I guess my expectation, depending a lot on wind, is just that. None of these rifles are stock from the factory and three of them are full customs so that does make my job a little easier.</p><p></p><p>As for the zero, the three custom rifles are zeroed at 100 yards and the fourth at 180 yards, it's maximum point blank range. I prefer a 100 yard zero since no matter the range, you will always have to dial up for it and it is easier to establish a precise, accurate zero at that range.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="br45zy, post: 1075946, member: 67266"] The accuracy of a rifle can be very subjective so it usually comes down to more of a question; Does this rifle meet my expectation? I have three rifles that will consistently shoot .3 MOA and one other that delivers .75 MOA or a little better at 200 yards. So I guess my expectation, depending a lot on wind, is just that. None of these rifles are stock from the factory and three of them are full customs so that does make my job a little easier. As for the zero, the three custom rifles are zeroed at 100 yards and the fourth at 180 yards, it's maximum point blank range. I prefer a 100 yard zero since no matter the range, you will always have to dial up for it and it is easier to establish a precise, accurate zero at that range. [/QUOTE]
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