There are many things that contribute to how accurately a gun can shoot. Among the myriad amount of factors there's one that I'm not entirely clear on.
Ammunition. While I know basic quality control affects how well ammunition may perform (under or over charging a round could have some serious ramifications).
That said, what exactly makes "match grade" ammunition superior to others? Is it as simple as the quality of the components or is there extra measures during the actual construction of the rounds that affects how well they'll shoot? Every gun is different of course, but I am curious as to what makes "match ammo" well...match grade if that makes any sense.
Ammunition. While I know basic quality control affects how well ammunition may perform (under or over charging a round could have some serious ramifications).
That said, what exactly makes "match grade" ammunition superior to others? Is it as simple as the quality of the components or is there extra measures during the actual construction of the rounds that affects how well they'll shoot? Every gun is different of course, but I am curious as to what makes "match ammo" well...match grade if that makes any sense.