Re: I want a 1/2 moa 308 where do I get it?
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Brut Force</div><div class="ubbcode-body">being a "Staffy" it's "obvious" why your not sensitive to distance....it is "always" a variable along with quantum mechanics,charges,weights,environment et.al..especially in 308..it was a simple but valid question...if you "hate this BS" and just want to be "pissy" ... I doubt anyone but Oprah will respond to you ..
"Accuracy is relative: most combat shooting standards will be more dependent
on "pucker factor" than the inherent accuracy of the gun."
(3yrs in-country), "lifetime Scout Sniper"
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I'm going to make the assumption you're talking to me- the "rank" listed under someone's name is relative to their post count; not the rank I actually hold.
Second- three years in country doesn't impress too many people around here; including myself. We've been doing this for 9.5 years now- if you've been in most of that time, you SHOULD have 3-4 deployments.
Third- "life time scout sniper"... you do realize about half of the guys on here are current or former military snipers right? That's like walking into the 82nd with jump wings on and proudly announcing that <span style="text-decoration: underline">YOU</span> are airborne.
Last- Stating that you want a rifle that will hold 1/2 MOA at 500m is exactly the same as stating you want a rifle that will hold 1/2MOA at 100m. Any failure to move that consistency to further distance is a result of the shooter- not the weapon; yes, environment, wind, atmosphere do have an impact on shot placement. But if it is not corrected for, it is not the fault of the rifle, it is the fault of the shooter. Groups spread at a constant rate assuming the shooter doesn't screw it up. 1/2 moa @500m is a testament to the shooter's ability... not the rifle's ability. THAT is the BS I hate- someone firing a rifle that groups 1/2" @ 100 who holds 1.5moa @ 500 and calling it the equipment.
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