I hope they're more accurate than the 20 or so rifles Ruger built for the US Palma Team in the early 1990's. Those rifles were supposed to be the best hardware Ruger could put together. With barrels made by Green Mountain in Vermont, a company who makes low-priced black powder barrels, nobody was surprised they were called wash tub guns. They shot groups at long range the size of a wash tub. Horrible triggers and poorly designed stocks for shooting prone.