urbanrifleman
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		When I commented I said that my DPMS would shoot 1/4" groups, on a good day, with kind of shocking frequency....  It has (with Creedmore ammo too).  I am careful not to say "all day long" with any rifle.  For a semi auto to say I was impressed would be an understatement but it won't hang with a benchrest rifle with a 2 oz trigger on a benchrest (being I shoot it on a bipod).  But words get picked to death on the Internet.  I sometimes think the picking and bickering over word choice becomes the real reason for discussion sometimes.  In recent times I would say it is more important than the content.
My DPMS Gen 2 shoots better than any other 308 auto I have owned. It will easily outshoot a match level M1A just being bone stock (I don't include changing the trigger, in mine I have two stage service rifle trigger that I paid $70) and not even be breathing hard, for 1/3 the money.
				
			My DPMS Gen 2 shoots better than any other 308 auto I have owned. It will easily outshoot a match level M1A just being bone stock (I don't include changing the trigger, in mine I have two stage service rifle trigger that I paid $70) and not even be breathing hard, for 1/3 the money.
 
	








 
 
		 
 
		
 After that, it seemed to shoot about 0.7-0.8 moa with the remaining factory 'match' ammo (Hornady 143 ELD-X, Norma 130).  From what I've heard from a few shooters I know and trust, its apparently a bit harder to shoot one of these *well*, compared to an AR-15 and definitely compared to a bolt gun.
  After that, it seemed to shoot about 0.7-0.8 moa with the remaining factory 'match' ammo (Hornady 143 ELD-X, Norma 130).  From what I've heard from a few shooters I know and trust, its apparently a bit harder to shoot one of these *well*, compared to an AR-15 and definitely compared to a bolt gun. 
 
 
		



