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<blockquote data-quote="Oak_Leaf" data-source="post: 3009425" data-attributes="member: 128477"><p>^^^^^ This</p><p>How many people on the range everyday make high dollar decisions based on 3 shot groups. It's like those 1 moa guarantees from these companies using 3 shot groups - it's just a the statistics game. How many people are gonna send the rifle back when it shoots the occasionally 1.5 moa group? Not many, but you rightfully have a 1.5 moa rifle. I think Hornady is just being straight up.</p><p></p><p>Takeaway: Tuners (or weights on barrel) affect cross velocity. If your rifle was built well enough that pointing variation is minimal, then improving cross velocity may be a valid step to improve your precision, to be verified using a large sample size. If you have significant pointing variation in your rifle/load, then improving cross velocity may show minor to no improvement, to be verified using a large sample size. If you can disprove any of the former two statements, using a large sample size, then that would be worth reading about.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Oak_Leaf, post: 3009425, member: 128477"] ^^^^^ This How many people on the range everyday make high dollar decisions based on 3 shot groups. It's like those 1 moa guarantees from these companies using 3 shot groups - it's just a the statistics game. How many people are gonna send the rifle back when it shoots the occasionally 1.5 moa group? Not many, but you rightfully have a 1.5 moa rifle. I think Hornady is just being straight up. Takeaway: Tuners (or weights on barrel) affect cross velocity. If your rifle was built well enough that pointing variation is minimal, then improving cross velocity may be a valid step to improve your precision, to be verified using a large sample size. If you have significant pointing variation in your rifle/load, then improving cross velocity may show minor to no improvement, to be verified using a large sample size. If you can disprove any of the former two statements, using a large sample size, then that would be worth reading about. [/QUOTE]
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