But for the average guy shooting orange clay pigeons on the burm inch and half rifle is just fine.
Yes, that's a fact, & in reality, there are a lot more of those rifles than there are sub-MOA rifles (& shooters & ammo) for 10 shots x 2 or 3 or 4.
And there's absolutely nothing wrong with that either as long as the gun is consistent, that's good shooting.
The rub comes in when lots of guys, here, & on other forums too, try to convince everyone that their single, cherry-picked 3-shot group means that they have a "sub-MOA' rifle, all day, every day, especially on rifles with more or less suspect barrels.
Make of that whatever you want, & like it or not, it is what it is.
Here's a really good article with a slightly different take on accuracy by a guy who knows what he's talking about, Jack Leuba from Knight's Armament (KAC)...........it's worth the time to read it.
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