Except the fact that at 600 yards the 10 ring is .5 moa.... Everyone always forgets that...
No, the X is 6" and the 10 is 12". CMP rule 4.6.2 C.
I"d be ok with an MOA gun and have won stuff with it. But you need a good load for 300 rapid. A really good load for 600. Unless you never wobble and never miss the wind calls. And if that were the case 200/20x plus would be the norm. Since the x ring is MOA.
I agree. In competition, a 1 MOA gun drives me crazy. Part of why I posted this is to work on my own head instead of stressing out over what might be a 1 MOA gun.
200 you don't need much. Ball ammo even.
For me, 200 is all about stacking up Xs (and 300 too, it's just harder). I notice my scores suffer even in standing with ball ammo. I don't think most of it shoots 3 MOA over the course of 10 or 20 shots, even if you get < 2 MOA for 5 shots.
