There is no such thing as "inherent accuracy".I will say that I am still solidly a .30 cal range guy for my hunting needs...... BUUUUUTTT......almost all of the firearms brands we have been training with for my PT gig at Scheels have been bringing mostly 6.5 guns (a lot of them suppressed) and there is simply no denying the inherent accuracy. In fact I made a 1072 yard shot on a man sized target with this Browning in that chamber.....
That is simply untrue. There are cartridge (case, primer, powder, bullet) combinations that produce better accuracy (especially at distance) with all else being equal. Add to that that, in this case, the weapons I was using were suppressed with almost no recoil (also a function of cartridge performance in that platform). If you look at performance of specific rounds being selected for high accuracy demands it becomes very clear that cartridge choice does matter. Perhaps in hunting applications the differences may be "splitting hairs" but not in precision shooting.There is no such thing as "inherent accuracy".
Accuracy is a function of bullet, powder, barrel and most importantly the shooter.
The cartridge, straight walled or bottle neck, has no accuracy affect at all.
And don't get me started on "tactical"!
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It’s been excellent. You can see the first couple shots were low (bore sighted) but after we adjusted she shot a nice 3-shot group. Recoil is manageable, fits her well, and components are good. No complaints at all. May get a directional brake but haven’t decided yet.
Yes, good eye!
What factory hunting ammo worked best in the shorter 20" barrel your daughter is using. I am about to buy the AB3 micro stalker for mine and want a couple good syarting points if you wouldn't mind recommending them.
