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Shoot a 10 shot group and you won't have to rely on the internet to tell you.
Another whole thing to consider: shooting well from a bench on the best days, and posting a picture of a good group, doesn't mean a lot when it comes to killing big-game.
Seen it...
My first reaction was, "is this a serious question, or is it a back-handed attempt at receiving praise"? I will assume good intent and say that these are very good for 200 yds factory and if you aren't satisfied then you are being too picky. If my assumption is wrong, then this is a junk post.
I was being serious all thou I know it was a good group for a hunting rifle with factory ammo I wasn't completely satisfied. Now Buzz H posted some braggin pictures. I'm just always looking to improve. I have about 60 rounds thru the gun and it seems that the groups are shrinking. Probably a combination of break in and getting use to the gun.
I never shot ten times at an animal in my 40 years of slinging lead at them. Mostly one shot or two at the most before its dead or disappeared. So to be practical and if this is a hunting rifle I would be most concerned whether it can shoot the same spot on a cold barrel and a follow up shot or two. I would toss the paper and go shoot some hide. Get passed the internet "grouping " mentality and get out in the field. If thats what your end game is.
You are missing the purpose of a 10 shot group...I never shot ten times at an animal in my 40 years of slinging lead at them. Mostly one shot or two at the most before its dead or disappeared. So to be practical and if this is a hunting rifle I would be most concerned whether it can shoot the same spot on a cold barrel and a follow up shot or two. I would toss the paper and go shoot some hide. Get passed the internet "grouping " mentality and get out in the field. If thats what your end game is.