I see all the crying about wolf and the part that gets me the most is the groups that are being talked about (8" or 10" @ 100 yards) this, I have to laugh about. IT'S NOT THE GUN, IT'S NOT THE AMMO, IT'S NOT THE DOPE ON THE GUN, IT'S THE DOPE BEHIND THE GUN. Stop for a minute and look at what you are saying! I bet you can't hold one MOA with anything you shoot.
The worse I have ever seen a AR15 shoot (open sights) is 2.5" @ a 100 yards! Now I have seen shooters that can't shoot 5" groups @ 100. But to say there is something wrong with the ammo, this is crazy. I have to agree with the Pro-Wolf fans. You guys that can't hit, you are puting everyone in danger!
Gun control means, "hitting what you aim at". Here is a little advice that may help. 1)Focus on the front sight (not the target). 2) and with your triger finger only, use a slow steady squeeeeeeeeeeeez. 3)One more thing, With every shot use the rear sight aperture (this may be where you are going wrong). A little basic marksmanship goes a long way. Only jerks jerk. You may even want to seek professional help! Maybe even attend a local NRA service rifle match (not to shoot "God forbid" but to talk with the shooters about good Marksmanship).
I aquired a post-band upper a few week ago and figured the best I would get out of it was about 1.5 MOA because of what the guy was saying about it. He is not a bad shot, so I got it real cheep and cleaned it intently. Put it on one of my lowers and grabed a few boxes of wolf 62gr HP's and steped out to the range. I wish that wolf made a 80gr loading because I would use it for a match to 600 yards. At two hundres yards my ten shot groups came in at 1.52, 1.22, 1.12, .78, 1.58 so the average was about .62 MOA. This I don't find to be a bad ammo. I did have a few fliers and they were not taken out of the figures. This equats to a good upper, good lower, Good ammo and good shooting! NO OTHER WAY CAN THIS BE DONE.
Semper Fi.