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I think I understand what your point is Pitcher and the way I read your post you are correct . When comparing a low velocity round to a high velocity round you will need to hold the rifle more still for a longer period of time . The part that I think some are confused about is what are your velocity's that determine low and high . A 22lr with a velocity of 1200fps will need much more of your concentration then a 223 with a velocity of 3100fps to keep the rifle from moving before the bullet leaves the barrel . I don't think you have the same issue when comparing the 308 @ 2700fps and the 300 WM at 3200fps . I dont think the 308 to 300wm 500fps difference is no where close to the same as the 1900fps difference between the 22lr and the 223 .
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