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Frank-

  Yes and no. These are examples, not
meant as Talmudic pilpul. A "steady hand" will give you a grouping of two
inches. The mechanical differences in each cartridge will cause changes, as
will the heating of the rifle barrel. Can I suffice to say it becomes an
exercise in the esoterics of rocket science and metallurgy and machining
equal to that of a fine watchmaker without going further off-topic? (And
feel free to email me off-list about that if you'd like, competition
shooting  like celestial nav, either intrigues or bores.)

 From a bench rest, with the rifle clamped and fixed in position, with
competition match-grade ammunition and rifle, a 1/2" group at 100 yards
would still be considered competition grade shooting. Centering on the
target is something else again, group sizes are measured across the
group--not to the center of the target. The group is often not in the center
of the target, that's something esle again. Good vision certainly helps, but
you'll find many people who say crack marksmen don't need good vision, they
must be using telekenesis because there's simply NO WAY they can see what
they are hitting! The target is often totally obscured by the front sight
post.

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 From which we can conclude?
1-The web is just the web, reliability varies.
(or)
2-There's something wrong with your eyes, or rulers.
(or)
3-YOU'RE AN ALIEN! Quickly, call Fox5!

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