PMC X-Tac Accuracy degraded?

[CS1983]

Anyone been noticing new lots of PMC X-Tac 62gr accuracy being degraded? It used to shoot ~1MOA out of our guns and we've noticed lately it's opened up to ~2-3MOA.

Just wondering if we got a bad lot or if South Korea is sending the US 2nds or something.

[bobbyfairbanks]

Better chance you forgot how to shoot.

[CS1983]

Better chance you forgot how to shoot.

two different people, on two different rifles, that have no other problems with other ammo in terms of deviation from baseline accuracy? No.

[Great-Kazoo]

Better chance you forgot how to shoot.

Ouch

The 55 gr is consistent

[Hoser]

People still shoot factory ammo?

[Great-Kazoo]

People still shoot factory ammo?

For the all around AR's, I'm still working on 55gr SA battle packs Keeping the FNM 147 .308 packs for a rainy day.

[CS1983]

People still shoot factory ammo?

Yes; the time output required for loading is unbalanced with savings. 1k rounds on a forster co-ax = more time than it takes me to work to afford 1k rounds of factory ammo. Money = proxy for time and labor, and therefore the relationship of time and labor having a money value means it's cheaper for me to buy ammo rather than reload it -- at least as far as .223 is concerned.

[vossman]

Yes; the time output required for loading is unbalanced with savings. 1k rounds on a forster co-ax = more time than it takes me to work to afford 1k rounds of factory ammo. Money = proxy for time and labor, and therefore the relationship of time and labor having a money value means it's cheaper for me to buy ammo rather than reload it -- at least as far as .223 is concerned.

Can I have your brass?

[CS1983]

Can I have your brass?

Be glad to sell it to you

[Irving]

Be glad to sell it to you

You couldn't get an amount that would be worth it, so you should just give it away. To me.