0.25 MOA right out of the box!

kthomas said:
I think most people are content to live in an alternate reality.
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Chatrbaz84 said:
I tested many rifles , reload a lot of weights and powder types , I do only 308 ,

So far PGW Coyote without any modification is pretty close with 147g FMJ-BT , 43.1gr IMR 4895 Lapua brass , shoots .30 MOA all day long.

I keep buying testing and selling many bolt guns , Rem 5R stainless with custom trigger ,reload ammo , got .44 MOA ,


Ruger bolt action 308 , reload ammo .60 MOA approx

AI AW or L96 way too expensive to touch and test , like a Porsche .

my focus is on 308.

I'm planning to buy and test CADEX 308.
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I guess to answer your original question then, AI AW.
 
Tokay444 said:
I guess to answer your original question then, AI AW.
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Nope. I have had one for years (bought it new) it could rock out in the .3's and .4's with the original barrel but it is not going to spit out 1/4 moa groups "all day long".
 
JayCarver said:
In 2014 I bought a AIAX, within the first 10rds from that rifle I shot a 0.15" 5 shot group at 100yds using 175smk, fed brass, fed match primer and 44.0gr Varget. This was prone with bi-pod and rear bag. Over the next couple years I never was able to replicate it although I had several groups that were sub 0.25 MOA.
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I remember the first real outing with my remington 700 5R in a cadex chassis with a timney trigger, I had a 5 round group @ 0.340". Never once have I ever been able to replicate that with the 700, or a DT.

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To the op- for the money you have spent on testing multiple rifles you could have had a custom built by a very good smith. A slow twist barrel, combined with the bullets winning in sr benchrest at the momment and then got a scope thats capable of holding zero that well. Nevermind factory anything. If you want consistent .25moa @100y you are outside what any factory rifle will do, and you will be into some serious handloading prep work.
 
rugbydave said:
Quoted for truth.

In unrelated news, anyone know which model of Norc M-forgery will shoot 1/2moa with AE 55gr? Asking for a friend...
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Any of them will shoot one hole groups all day long.... If you shoot it all day long, eventually there will be only one hole.


LongBomber said:
To the op- for the money you have spent on testing multiple rifles you could have had a custom built by a very good smith. A slow twist barrel, combined with the bullets winning in sr benchrest at the momment and then got a scope thats capable of holding zero that well. Nevermind factory anything. If you want consistent .25moa @100y you are outside what any factory rifle will do, and you will be into some serious handloading prep work.
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Don't forget... At this point, you also have to start looking for bullets that can shoot 1/4 MOA groups.
 
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Chatrbaz84 said:
I tested many rifles , reload a lot of weights and powder types , I do only 308 ,

So far PGW Coyote without any modification is pretty close with 147g FMJ-BT , 43.1gr IMR 4895 Lapua brass , shoots .30 MOA all day long.

I keep buying testing and selling many bolt guns , Rem 5R stainless with custom trigger ,reload ammo , got .44 MOA ,


Ruger bolt action 308 , reload ammo .60 MOA approx

AI AW or L96 way too expensive to touch and test , like a Porsche .

my focus is on 308.

I'm planning to buy and test CADEX 308.
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I picked up a Cadex Kraken in 6.5x47 Lapua and 300 Norma, the 6.5 shoots .3-.5 Moa pretty constantly at 100 yds (with various different bullets and loads), going to do more load development at distance though because I have all fast twist barrels. I had a cadex when they first came out and sold it because I wasn't happy with it. But these new ones... wow, they are definitely a Tier 1 Manufacturer.
 
Leeper said:
There are few commercial bullets which are capable of true .25 moa accuracy. To be clear, a .25 moa rifle , to me, is a rifle can be counted on to produce a .25 moa five shot group ON DEMAND. Not every once in a while; anytime. A rifle which shoots a group of .22 moa then follows up with a .4 is not a .25 rifle. There have been some factory 40X-BR rifles which were true .25 moa rifles but not too many.
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Right on - Read my sig line.
 
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