http://chuckhawks.com/practical_accuracy.htm
There is a thing which disturbes me with that. The problem is man made inaccuracy. So the better and more precise a rifle the more “room” there is for the shooter. And I’m trying to stay within one MOA for that the rifle better be sub-moa. The “near” ideal rifle would be belwo 1/2 MOA that would mean for 100 m
around 1,5 cm spreading (alone through the cung)
on 200 m it would be 3 cm
for 300 m around 4.5 cm
From that I would conclude if you happen to have a rifel with that variance you probably could dare to shoot a roe over that distance. If the rifel would be 2 MOA we’d the following figures
100 6 cm
200 12 cm
300 18 cm
That is too much for around 200 m. So no that is not how it should be….