Re: sub moa rifles.
Guns, watches, girlfriends, boats, autos, motorcycles, 4x4s, scotch...
These temptations are not decisions for the accountant. Granted, they all have functions and financial constraints do play a role, but Men who face these decisions must choose wisely based on more than mere numbers and fact sheets. There is an emotional attraction and/or evocative experience as part of the decision that must BALANCE the numbers (both left and right side of the brain).
If I were rich, I would learn to drive with a Ferrari, learn to shoot with an AI, deploy with a Rolex Daytona, and date (young) strippers.
Safely shooting sub-MOA needs a more in-depth review.
Motivation, function, purpose?
Competitive shooter, competitive long range shooter, practical shooter;
look good with the weapon, look good with the target;
look for the complete package, look for a hotrodder project, look for a good enough rifle;
shoot evil-doers, shoot wild animals, shoot the buffalo you paid for, shoot paper...
Are you a "gear queer" that needs to own fine items to accessorize and pose? Fine with me, I know not every Ducatti owner can race, but its still a fine scooter that can energize the couch potato to improve his riding skills by attending track days. My Shiloh Sharps is coming and I have yet to see a buffalo in the Southeastern part of the United States, but I've got the long barrel and tangent sight on order as well!
I'm an American optimist: What you NEED and what you WANT can both be achieved - for a price...