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Rifle manufacturers and gun magazines often refer to this capability as "Sub-MOA", meaning it shoots under 1 MOA. This is typically a single group of 3 to 5 shots at 100 yards, or the average of several groups. If larger samples are taken, i.e. more shots per group, then group size typically increases. <ref>[http://www.bobwheeler.com/guns/GroupStat.pdf Statistical notes on rifle group patterns by Robert E. Wheeler]</ref> | Rifle manufacturers and gun magazines often refer to this capability as "Sub-MOA", meaning it shoots under 1 MOA. This is typically a single group of 3 to 5 shots at 100 yards, or the average of several groups. If larger samples are taken, i.e. more shots per group, then group size typically increases. <ref>[http://www.bobwheeler.com/guns/GroupStat.pdf Statistical notes on rifle group patterns by Robert E. Wheeler]</ref> | ||
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