Yes. But whether intrinsic accuracy that can be demonstrated in a machine rest will be translated into practical accuracy when YOU fire it from YOUR shoulder, using YOUR eyes through the rifle's sights takes such info from being a primary consideration to being of less value. Add in variables resulting from ammunition selection or field conditions, and the results go right out the window. But the trick is to get long-term accuracy for a rifle. Many military match competitors are quite happy to have a rifle capable of superb accuracy for the duration of a single match; more common is one tuned to hold it's limits for a single year's season of match shooting.
Thanks for the heads-up on the rifle and all the good advice. :-)