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My observation would be that it doesn't seem to be different whether you have an imprecise rifle with ammunition it likes, vs a precise rifle with ammunition it doesn't like - the dispersion characteristics look about the same, which isn't surprising - dispersion is a function of the angular rate and cross velocity of the bullet, and you're just getting slightly different magnitudes and sources of those in either option.
This for example is a group from a T3 .223 that usually averages around 2MOA for 10rd groups. The shots labeled 1,2,3 for this particular group were in fact the first 3. Other groups the first 3 are all over the place. At least it's zeroed pretty well.
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