I guess that I'm looking to know is what's the most I can expect out of my carbine with the ammo I have chosen to stock. Currently I'm right in there I guess. Most groups are just under 3" to slightly over 3" @ 100yds.
If it were a scoped rifle that would not be all that good, I know. But I guess it's fair to say that 3moa is good for a carbine? I have to admit, this is my only rifle with irons. I've always opted for glass on my other guns but like I said. I don't think I need one on this gun and honestly I'm kinda excited to learn and apply the RIBZ setup.
My main problem with shooting 100yds is that the front sight more than covers the bullseye that I'm shooting at. It seems that the front sight is about 9MOA in width. The issue is that I have to just pick a spot on the paper, memorize the sight picture, press the shot and repeat. So basically my groups move around a bit. I mean, I can shoot five, have a good group 2-3moa but the group may be 4 o-clock of the center. Shoot the next target have the same size group but the group moves to say 7 o-clock. It's virtually impossible to hit center of the bullseye. I know that this is not a target gun, and that being of a few inches of center for a defensive rifle is OK in the real world.
So if 3moa is thought as good then I'll work from there with my cadence.
And for the record, no I don't think I'll ever use a rifle defensively at 100yds.

You have to watch what you say around here I've noticed or someone is likely to run with it.
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