No, they are incrementally better. For about $100-150 you can improve (probably noticeably) on accuracy. For $300 you can improve a little bit more. For $600 yo

No, they are incrementally better. For about $100-150 you can improve (probably noticeably) on accuracy. For $300 you can improve a little bit more. For $600 you probably can't notice the difference, and for a thousand, you're buying for something other than accuracy. Might rhyme with shatus or gling. In the last five years the bottom end of the market went from 2s and 3s for $50 to 7s and 8s. That doesn't mean the 2s and 3s aren't still around...