I didn't say anything. I am sure you noticed that Remington has now come up with a varmint rifle featuring electric ignition. In rifle work group size is of some interest, but it is by no means the critical consideration that some commentators seem to deem it. It is well to remember that a rifleman does not shoot groups, he shoots shots. I have shot a great deal in a long shooting life, and I have only once encountered a rifle that would not shoot better than I could shoot it.
Group size is unimportant, unless it is very bad.
If you can hit a dinner plate, first shot, every time, under all conditions, at 100, that will do. What this particular correspondent thinks is to be gained by committing his gutter language to print is not clear, but it does display a very curious state of mind. Well, he got my attention, if that is what he wanted, but I didn't think that is what he had in mind. The leopard light feature on the Steyr Scout is not appreciated. Many owners do not even know it is there.