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The Varmint Rifle is pretty much unusable until you hit 4 accuracy, and are within a narrow radius according to your weapon attachment. Iron Sight lets you hit zombies as close as across the street - any closer, and you'll miss every time. x4 and x8 scopes increase the distance accuracy, but makes it less accurate against closer targets.
Rifles are simply awful in single player, and are very niche options against players and NPCs in multiplayer / mods. Use a Shotgun against hordes, or if you have the skills for it, rely on a Pistol for picking off targets one by one.
EDIT: If panic is ruining your accuracy as a gunman, either build your character as a Veteran ("Desensitized" panic immunity and +2 Aiming and Reloading) or Police Officer (3 levels +125% xp gain in Aiming, 1 level + 75% xp gain in Nimble), and be sure to carry around a bottle of Beta Blockers with you. Alcohol also helps in nullifying panic, but drunkenness comes with its own accuracy penalty, making it redundant for fighting with guns. Veterans make the best overall gun specialists, but Police Officers level up their relevant skills faster.
Ah that makes a lot of sense. I have the cowardly perk and was a security guard. The rifle I was using had a 8x scope so that'd explain the near point blank misses. Thank you!
Ya gotta aim for the head.