I've had one for a month and a half. I've had it out every weekend trying to find a handload it likes. First thing to do is get a better trigger. Most of the Oracle's come with a 7-8 pound trigger, which wouldn't be so bad if it was smooth and crisp. Mine, and a friend's 5.56mm Oracle, felt like there was a bucket of sand in the FCG and multiple stages to go through. I got mine to 5 1/2 pounds and much smoother, but it still feels like it has 3 stages of take up. It will have to do until I can get an aftermarket. I prefer a single stage trigger, and keep it at least 4 1/2 pound pull for reliabilty. I have heard good things about the new Velocity triggers.
Next up will be a Free Float handguard, probably an Apex as they are simple and light. And toning down the excessive gas. Adjustable gas block, and better buffer and spring. I've already put a Troy Medieval Muzzle brake on it, maybe helps a little.
I didn't like the factory stock or A2 grip and replaced with a Magpul ACS and Moe+ grip. I am getting 5 shot groups at 100 yards that are around 1.5 inch with handloads consisting of Hornady 150 grain FMJ and SST's. I was trying to use up several pounds of W748 powder I had, got some IMR-4895 the other day, it and Varget have done best in my M700 bolt gun. The W748 hasn't been the best in the bolt gun either.I figured no use spending more money trying Match bullets in the Oracle until I get a better scope for it, free float the forend, tone down the gas and get a better trigger.
Certainly acceptable accuracy for an entry level $700 carbine with no frills. If it won't get sub Moa after I finish upgrades, I might consider a better barrel , probably an 18" mid length gas system.