1 MOA all day long challenge

This is my unsuccessful entry into the challenge set up by @BlokeontheRange in this video: • Enter The 1 MOA All Da...
This is a great learning experience and the point is obviously to illustrate just how many things can go wrong when you stop using cherry picked 3 or 5 shot groups as your standard of accuracy.

[@Odinforever2000]

Hey hey! Another participant! Good showing! I submitted 3 rifles and my favorite rifle I screwed up with twice..Your group is still better than mine.

[@bangsteellongrangeshooting3413]

That's excellent shooting. The flyer may have been you, but it may have been something else. Great work, if you ask me. :)

[@HoosierJ-fn9qk]

That was an excellent effort. As a fellow Cross owner getting that rifle to perform like that for 10 rounds is quite a feat. I love the rifle. It’s an excellent package that combines great ergonomics with light weight but it does love to throw a flyer here and there. Prone off the bipod with that package you did really well. Thanks for sharing your effort.

[@500spectre]

Getting a reasonable weight rifle to do 1 MOA group is impressive. The usefulness of a precision rifle is almost pointless when it weights 20+ lbs.

[@jillianmccauley1308]

Your humbleness made my day

[@Magnum-284]

A consistent accurate rifle less than 12 lbs. is Gold. Precision rifles over 12 lbs. are only going to see limited use. The weight does become a hindrance when you have to carry it all day.

[@K-bob_45]

I think this is a little overblown though. It seems like lots of roles for precision rifles are stationary ones. I don’t think anything under 20 lb is crazy for that. My FN SPR w/ scope, bipod, suppressor, and mag is 18 lb. It’s very similar to the FN that won the FBI contract. When you need stability and consistency mass is your friend.