Favorite Axis Review Rant

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But on the other hand it can also get a little old listening to opinions on how to best do things coming from those who have never actually done it.

lol...I heard that!

"...you know like a not exactly doin it but i've a started and i thought
to have done it i've a seen in the video and i feel verly confident with
video and i feel a very confident with my knowledge i could a do it no
problem then..." Father Guido Sarducci Ghostbusters

[azguy]

I have a brother-in-law that makes noises like that. A box of 20 rounds last 4 years for him.

[Stumpkiller]

Rifles are just tools. And a craftsman chooses the proper tool or makes do with the tools available.

Sub-MOA is fantastic and never unwelcome. But considering I do pretty well with recurve bows and wood arrows limiting myself to 25 yard shots then ANY rifle with iron sights or, happy giggle, a scope, makes the task much easier. On a good day I can keep three arrows in a 4" group at 20 yards. Frankly I'd be disappointed if a rifle with at least a 4X scope couldn't do five in 1-1/2" at 100 yards from a solid rest (I can do that with my iron-sighted Mosin-Nagant M91/30 if I work hard at it). But even better is one that does it consistently in all weather conditions and without feed failures or bolt-jams with gloves and bulky clothes on.

But then if someone wants to throw a .375 H&H double rifle that will only do 2" at 100 yards my way I promise not to set it out at the curb next trash day.

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But then if someone wants to throw a .375 H&H double rifle that will only do 2" at 100 yards my way I promise not to set it out at the curb next trash day.

I can see that.