Yeah, Well he is full of BS, my rifle was test fired with with 1 round by NEMO, no target was provided and the round used to test was a PPU So I am crying BS on that statement. And here is more proof:
Need I say more.
It seems you don’t understand the concept of a “Sub-MOA Guarantee” which is a guarantee from the manufacturer that if their gun doesn’t shoot sub-moa, with the intended loads (usually performed from a mechanical rest) then they will take it back and make it right.
It appears to me, you would rather bitch, complain and bad mouth, rather than sending the rifle back like you should, if what your saying is true. You also should do your own research, rather than just repeating another person’s post and ignoring other pertinent facts. Such as, on page 40 of the referenced article, Fortier states “My best group of the day was 10 rounds into 0.7 inch at 100 yards”. He also states that with the same BH factory 190gr, MK he fired four five shot groups at 100 that averaged 0.9. A rifle which doesn’t have the intrinsic mechanical accuracy simply can’t do that. In addition, if you had read the article you would have, or maybe not, have noted the fact that the scope he was using was a dual first/second focal plane reticule , which is intended for CQB to moderate range work and has a ½ MOA center dot, which limits fine aiming ability for precision work.
My next point is that there are other variables, such as the skill of the shooter, this author has no credentials in benchrest or sniper competition or military or law enforcement background, etc as I previously ponted out. He also, for the most part, chose ammo the gun was not intended to shoot well or known for its accuracy, 150gr Win, and Privi Partisan, etc as well as any environmental factors.
So, considering all of the above factors, the gun still showed it was capable of sub-moa accuracy and you, in fact, did not prove your point.
Again, if your particular rifle doesn’t shoot sub-moa at all and you refuse to avail yourself of the manufacturers guarantee, to in good faith fix it, then you forfeit your right to complain, and you then become little more than a reputation sniper.
