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Sig 716

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Man I love mine, it is a much better shooter then I am. Really hate the trigger. Going to order a new one after I get Christmas out of the way. Would buy again if had to do over.
 
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I already have a gap ar-10 308, and an Les Baer Monolith 308, and was wondering for the money a person would have invested and the accuracy you would get is the 716 fairly close in accuracy. Would the 716 shoot 3/4" or less. The GAP and the Les will shoot 1/2" or less.
 
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Mine will shoot 1" or less with 168 Hornadys, and that's with the shitty trigger it came with. All I have shot have been Hornadys, ordered 200 168 FGMM that should be in here any day now but sure they will shoot just as good if not better.

I didn't buy this gun to be a precision rig, have many others to fill that role. In my opinion it's a great rifle and well worth the money. I really don't think you would be sorry.
 
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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: ar10thn</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Why would the piston system lack accuracy? </div></div>

Not that it would lack accuracy.
It just may be less "naturally" accurate I guess I could say haha

I have heard some piston guns shoot amazing groups. Usually a pistol system means that the barrel is not free floated completely in one way or another. I would think a free floated bull barrel DI gun would be a little more naturally accurate. Im sure they can still shoot great. BTW I have a 556 which is a pistol gun and it shoots MOA or so.
 
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I was out shooting my 716 earlier in the week, shoots better than MOA out to 450 yards with my 168 gr AMAX hand loads. Best 5 shot group @ 450 measured 3 3/8".
Other than a trigger upgrade it's stock.
I didn't buy it for a precision rifle but when I realized how well it shot, just had to wring it out