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Originally Posted by jmr40
A heavy rifle is very forgiving of imperfect shooting form. A lightweight rifle like a Kimber demands perfect form. I've owned a 308 for several years and it took me a little while to get good with it. Now that I've mastered the gun it is VERY accurate.
I'm convinced that at least 90% of the complaints of poor Kimber accuracy is really due to inexperienced shooters, not bad rifles.
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I don't disagree with the theory but you'd have to be a rabid chimp hyped up on 5-hour energy to shoot a capable gun to 4 inch groups at 100 yards. You might get 1/2-3/4 with an "easy" gun and 1 1/2 with a "hard" gun but 4" groups at 100 yards, that's shooting blindfolded territory. Particularly with a gun which has almost no recoil, like a 22-250.