I'm flusterrated!!

[BTLowry]

Factory trigger?

That is where I would start

[Uncle Saggy]

It's shot 15 that has me concerned


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[arrowsmack324]

You need to give 3rd grade another shot. [emoji23]

Jesus that was hard to read.


Skinny

Beat me to it!

[Pushbutton2]

It’s a wonder there is any game with all those shots.[emoji23][emoji23]

Didn’t you do the same with an AR and a pig last year [emoji33]. #operatorerror

All this shooting was over the course of the last 3-4 weeks.


I think there's plenty of pigs here. :-)
It's proving harder than I thought to get them to come to the feeder.

[Traildust]

You need to give 3rd grade another shot. [emoji23]

Jesus that was hard to read.


Skinny

He missed that twice

[systemnt]

might be because some guy is dumping a lot of lead in the dirt around the feeders....

[Smart]

I'm flusterrated!!

All this shooting was over the course of the last 3-4 weeks.


I think there's plenty of pigs here. :-)
It's proving harder than I thought to get them to come to the feeder.

It took you 3-4 weeks to realize there might be a problem?[emoji41][emoji13]

[EarleyBird]

It's possible that you because the scope sometimes can around on the especially if you are are use a hard rest. Maybe get a sandbag to the gun on when shoot big ear. Over tree powder turbulance grains at beer bacon the port-a-potty.
you're wel.

[Traildust]

Get rid of that 10lb trigger pull.

[Buckshot-73]

it's possible that you because the scope sometimes can around on the especially if you are are use a hard rest. Maybe get a sandbag to the gun on when shoot big ear. Over tree powder turbulance grains at beer bacon the port-a-potty.
You're wel.

lmao.

[DRT]

The really close shots at coons is easy to explain. The height difference in scope line of sight and barrel often causes issues with shooting low at very close ranges on small targets. I agree that I'd put up a paper target and see if there was a discrepancy as well as checking all my fasteners to make sure everything is still secured properly. You might also put up targets at other ranges to see exactly where the bullet strikes at in between and past your sighted in ranges ro help you compensate when needed.

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[Swampa]

You missed! Go practice

[Pushbutton2]

Sounds like rings are loose or scope might be wonky

I bought both nib. New In Box [emoji4], when I bought the rifle couple of months ago.

Scopes a Vortex Viper HST 6-24x50.
Rings are Seekins Precision AR rings.
They were mounted, torqued, and sighted in by a Gunsmith.

I thought the same thing. Several times I've jiggled them trying to get them to move. Only noticeable movement is a little between upper and lower.

I know I should check zero.

[drop dead fred]

It's possible that you because the scope sometimes can around on the especially if you are are use a hard rest. Maybe get a sandbag to the gun on when shoot big ear. Over tree powder turbulance grains at beer bacon the port-a-potty.
you're wel.

I didn’t think there could be a replicated response to the opener, but you nailed it lol. Slow clap for you brother slow clap indeed

[Pushbutton2]

Factory trigger?

That is where I would start

First thing I changed when I bought it.
It's got a Black Rains Ordinace drop in trigger. I think it's set at 3.5#.