No, thats the wrong way to think about. Either bullet is stable or its not when it leaves the muzzle.
The "going to sleep" phenomenon is the bullet being initially disturbed by muzzle blast or barrel harmonics. Brian Litz showed that this initial "epicyclic swerve" both goes away rather quickly(definitely by 50 yards) and is insignificant.
In other words, group size increases linearly. Stop worry about "bullets going to sleep" because its not happening at 50 yards and its not significant enough to affect groups.
http://www.appliedballisticsllc.com/...clicSwerve.pdf
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