I like to stay under MOA. Better is nice and fun, but isn't as huge a factor as many like to believe. Cold bore, consistency and wind-drift are bigger factors.You don't get sighters when hunting, and seldom get to shoot groups or strings.
What is "MOA" to you? Is that MOA regardless of point of impact? Is it "MOA" when you occasionally have a MOA group? Is it MOA for 3 rounds? 5? 10? Is it MOA only if it hits a 1 MOA target everytime on demand?
What is "MOA" to you?
For the purpose of this thread, I was referring to the mechanical precision of the load and rifle and only that.
Is that MOA regardless of point of impact?
In this case, and referring to answer #1, yes.
Is it "MOA" when you occasionally have a MOA group?
Of course not, that would be dumb.
Is it MOA for 3 rounds? 5? 10?
In the case of my "Over-bore" Hunting rifles 3. In the case of my FTR rifle, 15 and 2 sighters. Our V-Ring is 1/2 MOA.
Is it MOA only if it hits a 1 MOA target everytime on demand?
Wouldn't that be something? Last weekend I was going from 6 MOA left to 6 MOA right wind from shot to shot with a rear fish tailing wind at the 1000 yard line. A 1 MOA target every time on demand is a nice fantasy.
