See how grass affects your bullet

Off-steel groups were apparently due to wind. Watch the mirage changing. What they showed was a single shooter with small round count experimental runs over a distance that's sufficient for non-grass variables to matter. Just doing an experiment doesn't mean your experiment was well put together. Typical result of non-scientifically educated people trying to science. What I see is an average shooter. Nothing against that, I'm an average shooter. I'm pretty good at designing experiments though and this one was not well designed.
His first group, the control group with the .308, was 0.7 MOA from 511 meters. That's not an average shooter. I would have preferred him to shoot many more groups to increase the value of the experiment, but he wasn't into burning off any more of his handloads and I had to work with the help that I had.
 
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