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Posted

Who here is getting sub MOA (preferably 0.5 MOA or less) at 100 yards with a .308AR?

Is anyone doing it with factory loaded ammo?  If so, which brand/load?

What are your barrel specs? (Length, twist, gas system length, rifling, fluted or not, chamber type. barrel material, brand)

Cheers,

DRD

 

Posted

Bubba, what's the contour on your barrel?

Great stats guys!

Now, what's the furthest you've taken it out, and how's accuracy been at your longest distances with those loads?

Posted

3 16" rainier selects all sub moa   1 18" rainer select sub moa  2 16" arp  fullfluted twist 5r rifling on Nexgen all sub performance.... 1 !6" arp lightweight hunter sub perfromance  all shoot the privi 168 match to get sub moa  but surprise the 150 grain does it too,,,,crap cant remember what brand it was   :) Wash

Posted

Wash, you have 7 ARs in .308?!

DRD    I miss counted ...I forgot I sold one  last month...so I have 6 308 ar's not 7....ooops sorry...got rid of a Mega build with vortex pst

Ha     :) Wash

Posted

^^^  He has issues.  <lmao>  Only 1 is his, and the rest belong to Char...  :banana:

 

My Fulton/Criterion 18.5" stainless MW contour rifle gas barrel does it, all day long, with minimal effort from the trigger puller.  The Rainier stainless 18' Select does it, too, on mid-gas.  I haven't accuracy tested the Faxon Firearms 16" mid-gas yet, but it'll get tried out for groups.  I don't think it'll be over MOA, based on the initial shooting of it.  Another damn good barrel. 

 

The Fulton/Criterion and Faxon barrels are 1:10" twist, and the Rainier is 1:11.25" twist.

Posted

^^^  He has issues.  <lmao>  Only 1 is his, and the rest belong to Char...  :banana:

 

HaHaha You are so wrong on that !,,,,,,they are all  Char's <laughs> she had me sell my one and only.... :eek7:  And the four  6.8s'  cant confirm whether they are mine or not....so there!

       she does let me buy the ammo and even lets me clean them :) Wash

Posted

 And the four  6.8s'  cant confirm whether they are mine or not....so there!

 

 

So, you, Char, and the 4 x 6.8s need to get on Maury, and we need to get this $hit settled with some DNA testing...  <lmao>

Posted (edited)

So, you, Char, and the 4 x 6.8s need to get on Maury, and we need to get this $hit settled with some DNA testing...  <lmao>

We got the DNA all over the bedroom bout 2 hrs ago.....send in the clean up crew...by now they might need putty knives   <lmao>  Oh snap...you mean the DNA off the rifles   ?

Wash

Edited by washguy
Posted

Lovely. TMI. :-)

So how far have taken them out with repeatable accuracy?

DRD  Repeatable accuracy to 400...moa or better...at 500 I get a lil sketchy.... the gun guru there shoots all of mine at 500 moa or better

:) Wash

  • 2 weeks later...
Posted

I shot this 10 shot group at 300yds with a LR 6.5 with iron sights. The picture isn't the best as I took it looking through my spotting scope. It was during a 800 point agg match, timed fire 70 sec time limit. There was shot a little high out of the group right on the line, just wished I had it more centered up in the x-ring.

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Posted (edited)

I don't like using 3-shot groups for judging either skill, or rifle mechanical accuracy - more for the rifle mechanical accuracy, through.  With only 3 shots, you haven't heat cycled the barrel yet, the gas system isn't up to temp, etc. Jensen, that 10-shot @300 is DAMN SWEET! 

 

I will use a 3-shot group to zero a scope or iron sights, all day long.  Take the center of the 3, make the move, recheck. Repeat until perceived as perfect. 

 

Shoot 10, confirm zero.  <thumbsup>

Edited by 98Z5V
Posted

  Nice shooting  Jensen , I would have expected no less from your experience . <thumbsup>

 

  I will shoot three shot groups for load testing to fine tune charge weight , but mostly shoot five shots for accuracy testing . I have been doing load testing for years now & can't wait to just go out & shoot a confirmed loading <laughs> . I'm no match shooter & not trying to be . <dontknow>

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