Ya'll are a bunch of tight azz folks, lighten up. It is called Teasing.
He had 700 yards them bumped it to 7000 yards ... funny! made me lol.
I dont care if he can shoot or not shoot. I dont care what kind of gun he owns.
I jerked his chain (VERY easy to do) and he responded (as he always does) (another lol).
There are always exceptions, and maybe he is one. The truth and fact is, MOST folks cannot afford a custom rig and in MOST cases SUB MOA blah blah blah is not needed by the average/normal/regular hunter.
As I wrote - there is a BIG difference in real world accuracy for hunting situations VS competition/bench shooting, and shooters relates to this by stating he has "competition wins".
No One needs "competition wins" to be a normal/average/regular hunter in Alabama, or most places in America's southeast states. No one needs SUB MOA at 100 yards for normal/average/regular deer hunting in Alabama.
What makes a good bolt gun goes farther then the make or caliber of the gun. Ammo comes into play. Shooter skill and experience comes into play. It is a combination of multiple factors. A consistent gun, consistent ammo, consistent shooter are all absolutely necessary for shooting accurately - THIS is what makes a GOOD bolt gun. THAT is the point.
