[mad_as_he$$]

BTW in my experience if it does not dial in on the second iteration there is probably something wrong with the scope mounting or the scope itself. If it is a used gun stop shooting and take it to a gunsmith for inspection. I had Remington 660 a few years ago that had a bad spot in the barrel right near the muzzle. Weird little defect in the metal that caused the bullets to fly oddly. Gunsmith instructor at the Susanville Gunsmith School said he had never seen anything like it. New barrel and it shoots great. Deer slayer.

[Smokin' Joe]

I’ll keep that in mind, thanks. I have a .308 I picked up used and haven’t taken out to the range yet.