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<blockquote data-quote="Teri Anne" data-source="post: 2556791" data-attributes="member: 118816"><p>I have been shooting Winchester LC Match ammo since 1965 particularly in a M-14 Match Rifle when shooting on U.S. Army teams. While a semi auto rifle using iron sights may not be the best for comparison my Winchester Model 70 in .308 with a Vortex 4 x 12 x 40 tactical scope regularly shoots 1 hole groups at 100 yards with Winchester .308 168 gr match ammo. If there is a flyer among them it still stays within 1 MOA. Since there is no match ammo available for my .270 I shoot Federal 140 gr Trophy Bonded or my own handloads. Again no known or noticed incidence of flyers, at least out to 300 yards. </p><p></p><p>I have an Anderson M-15 in 5.56 in the NATO configuration. I regularly shoot the 62 grain USA Ready and shot the M855 before our glorious president banned it from civilian sale and again have not noted any incidence of flyers. And now for your next question I do not own stock in Winchester.com</p><p></p><p>Everybody's experience is different. While I have noted some that could be called flyers in my handloads and especially in the el-cheapo ammo available on the Internet there is a definite possibility since they do not group well and there is a high incidence of misfires.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Teri Anne, post: 2556791, member: 118816"] I have been shooting Winchester LC Match ammo since 1965 particularly in a M-14 Match Rifle when shooting on U.S. Army teams. While a semi auto rifle using iron sights may not be the best for comparison my Winchester Model 70 in .308 with a Vortex 4 x 12 x 40 tactical scope regularly shoots 1 hole groups at 100 yards with Winchester .308 168 gr match ammo. If there is a flyer among them it still stays within 1 MOA. Since there is no match ammo available for my .270 I shoot Federal 140 gr Trophy Bonded or my own handloads. Again no known or noticed incidence of flyers, at least out to 300 yards. I have an Anderson M-15 in 5.56 in the NATO configuration. I regularly shoot the 62 grain USA Ready and shot the M855 before our glorious president banned it from civilian sale and again have not noted any incidence of flyers. And now for your next question I do not own stock in Winchester.com Everybody's experience is different. While I have noted some that could be called flyers in my handloads and especially in the el-cheapo ammo available on the Internet there is a definite possibility since they do not group well and there is a high incidence of misfires. [/QUOTE]
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