Accuracy Test of SIG SAUER MCX-SPEAR .308 with 13″ Barrel: Unveiling Sub-MOA Group Results

Introduction

Howdy there, folks! Today, I’m thrilled to share my recent adventure delving into the accuracy testing world of the SIG SAUER MCX-SPEAR chambered in the mighty 7.62 NATO, flaunting a compact 13″ barrel. Buckle up as I take you through the exhilarating journey of uncovering the sub-MOA group results of this exceptional firearm.

Testing the Firearm’s Precision

As I delved into the task at hand, I sought to unravel the true accuracy potential of my Sig MCX-SPEAR. Despite not being a sharpshooter by any means, I was eager to put this firearm through its paces and witness its performance firsthand.

Firearm’s Design Features

One striking feature of the MCX-SPEAR is its design to seamlessly accommodate a suppressor without compromising its mobility and efficiency. This fusion of adaptability and functionality piqued my curiosity further and fueled my enthusiasm for the upcoming accuracy tests.

Ammunition Variety for Testing

Equipped with an array of ammunition types, I embarked on the quest to test the accuracy of this powerhouse. From the renowned CeliAR to the Beilet 168 grain ammo, each round carried the promise of unveiling the true potential of the MCX-SPEAR.

Midway USA’s Support

A crucial element in my accuracy testing journey was the invaluable support extended by Midway USA. Their contribution not only bolstered my testing endeavors but also added a layer of precision and credibility to the results.

Optics for Testing

For the accuracy testing, I opted for the Loop Hold Mark 5 HD scope featuring the Tremor 3 reticle. This optic choice aimed to enhance the precision and clarity of my shots, ensuring a comprehensive evaluation of the MCX-SPEAR’s capabilities.

Unveiling the Results

Diving into the heart of the matter, the results of the accuracy tests unveiled a varying performance among the different types of ammunition tested. The moments of anticipation preceding each shot were charged with excitement as I eagerly awaited the grouping outcomes.

• The CeliAR ammunition emerged as a standout performer, showcasing remarkable grouping and consistency.
• In a close competition, the Beilet 168 grain ammo also demonstrated exceptional accuracy, solidifying its position among the top contenders tested.

With each shot fired and each grouping analyzed, the SIG SAUER MCX-SPEAR with its 13″ barrel proved to be a force to be reckoned with, exceeding expectations and leaving a lasting impression on this accuracy testing endeavor.

So there you have it, folks – a glimpse into my exhilarating journey of unlocking the sub-MOA group results of the SIG SAUER MCX-SPEAR .308 with a 13″ barrel. Until next time, keep aiming true and shooting straight!

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