Having pretty extensive experience with X95s over multiple samples I'd say there is a 0% chance of getting one to shoot 1-1.25 moa if shooting groups that are at all statistically significant (minimum of 5rds, preferably 10). You might luck out and have the occasional 3 rnd group that gets close to that but that is essentially meaningless. Best 10rnd group I've seen with an X95 was about 1.7 moa and that was with 55gr fmj handloads in an X95 that has the Geiselle trigger and Manticore free float handguard. That particular sample shoots that ammo (and other ball ammo) better than match ammo for whatever reason. There is also going to be a zero shift if you zero them prone with a bipod and then shoot them off bags which is something you need to be aware of, although this applies to most rifles that aren't truly "free floated" (and some that are). At best, they are a 2 moa gun and I think even that is a bit generous. That being said, they are robust and reliable and with suitable optics you can stretch them out to 5-600 on reasonably sized targets.
As an aside, the expectation that "rack grade" semis can shoot 1 moa is just not reasonable although it seems to be prevalent on the internet. If you look up the acceptable precision for issued rifles (even DMRs) you might be surprised at what is considered acceptable. The only semis that I would expect to consistently shoot around 1 moa are rifles with an AR15 type bolt lock up with a high quality barrel.
