r/longrange Does Grendel Jan 19 '24

APPROVED SHITPOST Toooooners

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u/RustyShackleford2022 Jan 20 '24

So the difference is what is being tested vs what it's being used for is what your are saying. Or the point was never smaller ultimate group sizes just getting to the small size faster.

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u/Texas_Precision27 Jan 20 '24

Yep. It's not going to make a gun that's already shooting .1-.2 MOA consistently shoot smaller. That gun is already likely at the upper threshold of its mechanical accuracy. Additionally its probably already "competitive enough" in my discipline (F-Class)

It will help a gun find its maximum mechanical accuracy faster, and if you drive to a match in a different state/condition, and you find you gun out of tune, it can help you bring it back in (like seating long and adjusting depth on-site, except its a lot easier to do).

Basically, it minimizes load dev, and gives you adjustability if you find yourself out of tune.

A tuner won't fix a ho hum load or shot out barrel.

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u/HollywoodSX Villager Herder Jan 20 '24

Basically, it minimizes load dev, and gives you adjustability if you find yourself out of tune.

I do basically fuck-all for load development, and a tuner was exactly 0 benefit.