ORIGINAL: sabotloader
Iam a hunter not a target shooter... MOA targets do not do a thing for me as much as hitting the animal or object that i am shooting at in the conditions I might be shooting and of the course at the range the animal might be. I have this thing about if I can put the bullet in an area 3" up/down - left/right of my POI - I have a dead animal. I do shoot groups just to make sure the rifle will do thatconsistently. Cloverleafs are nice and get you excited but a dead and down critter is more exciting.
I'm w/you sabotloader. Not that there's anything wrongwith people who shoot every day. I just never have been that way. I find a load that works. In my case a bullet that performs the way I would like w/out costing me an arm and a leg and then get it as accurate as possible (my max range I can see in the woodsis about 50 yrds so if I can hit a softball, I'm satisfied) and then I'm done. I deerhunt exclusively w/MLs so its a big passion of mine, but I have loads worked up for each gun and only shoot a few times a year.
Maybe I'm weird.. but I'm ok w/that.