I purchased a 556 SWAT Classic a few months ago and on my first trip to the indoor range I belonged to I was shooting way low, about a foot at 55 feet with the diopter CQB sight setting. I know this was too close to really zero the rifle but I thought that was way too far off. SIG sent me a new diopter rear thinking that might be the problem, and today I took the rifle out to a 100 yard outdoor range with the new sight equipped ready to zero this bad boy in.
I'm no expert marksman by any means but I was shooting from a bench and I had 10 rounds within about 4 inches at 100 yards, so not a terrible grouping, for me at least. The problem is that even with the windage cranked all the way to the right and the elevation cranked all the way up, the thing is shooting about a foot low and 5" to the left. I have other rifles that I have had no problem putting on the black so I know this issue is not my own lack of skill. Basically what I am wondering is if this is a known issue? I plan on calling up SIG on Tuesday for an RMA to get it checked out but is there anything I would be able to do myself to fix this?
I'm pretty pissed that I spent all this money for a rifle that won't even shoot straight.
I'm no expert marksman by any means but I was shooting from a bench and I had 10 rounds within about 4 inches at 100 yards, so not a terrible grouping, for me at least. The problem is that even with the windage cranked all the way to the right and the elevation cranked all the way up, the thing is shooting about a foot low and 5" to the left. I have other rifles that I have had no problem putting on the black so I know this issue is not my own lack of skill. Basically what I am wondering is if this is a known issue? I plan on calling up SIG on Tuesday for an RMA to get it checked out but is there anything I would be able to do myself to fix this?
I'm pretty pissed that I spent all this money for a rifle that won't even shoot straight.