Bobson
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No disrespect, but this makes no sense whatsoever. Logically, it's impossible that your optics are the cause of your rifle's accuracy problem, based on the information you've given us. In Post #1, you said:So im starting to think its not the rifle. I think it might be an ammo issue, or more likely, the remington junk scope that came with the rifle, which is really a $20.00 BSA rebranded scope is bad. It might just be me but it looks like when I tap the scope, or just move the rifle the crosshairs seem to...vibrate?
Maybe im just a little rusty? So out comes the vice. Lock'er down and tight. Good to try again. Another 3 shots and all over the paper....Maybe she doesnt like remington golds? so out comes some wildcat. Surely a change of ammo will make this kitten purr! Wait, thats not right! Again all over the paper!
Your scope has nothing to do with the accuracy problem as you've explained it. If it's shooting "all over the paper" with numerous brands of ammo, as you said several different times, the problem is the rifle itself. Send it in to Remington.
The scope may very well be a POS - but it's not possible for the scope to be causing a rifle that's held firmly in a vice to shoot a 5" pattern at 50 yards. FWIW, my BIL has a 597. It shoots half-inch groups at 50 yards all day long. I'm not a fan of the rifle, or of Remington, but I can't deny that rifle can shoot - and it's 100% stock.
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