The current generation of Semi-Auto Sniper Platforms are consistently providing 1/2 MOA accuracy to competent users on the battlefield. I would readily take your bet to shoot for groups. If your cluster is tinier than mine it is more likely you are a better shot not that your gear is better.
Norm Chandler at Iron Brigade Armory custom Builds M-40 Type Sniper Rifles by hand. He is a meticulous guy and Im sure he squeezes every ounce of accuracy out his platform. The guys at AI do the same thing; hand build sniper rifles. This is not inherent accuracy it is tuned accuracy. I would hardly compare it to what your are going to buy from a factory at Ruger or Steyr. It is also not what your gonna get from the factory at Knights. Now if you take that SR-25 and send it to the AMU and let them play with it for a few weeks I have no doubt it will be able to produce the same level of tuned accuracy as the IBA and AI guns you suggested.
I have roughly the same amount of time behind rifles that you do researching Zionist One World Government. I don't care what your friends own or you have shot. On this particular subject my lab is reality. At any rate the original point was the rifles weight. You win. The SR-25K is 3oz heavier.
Agreed. Initially, I thought the Steyr version to be, well, odd and overpriced. Until I was allowed to keep one for a weekend. Holy Toledo!Ya'll are missing the point. Intrinsic accuracy (benchrest) is important, but its not the only thing. Imagine trying to hunt with a benchrest gun in heavy woods. You'd never find the deer in the scope. That long barrel would get hung up. You'd get fatigued quicker carrying the extra weight.
You need to try carrying a rifle like this in the woods. Shoot at some pop up targets. They you'll start to appreciate what Jeff Cooper had in mind.