Have some one who knows a bit of gunsmithing check your scope mounts and barrel and recoil blockbedding. Shoot someone elses gun to make sure that you are not flinching. If you still have a problem after doing all that then let the group know and if you live close to one of us old timers that have been muzzleloading for 30 or 40 years then maybe you can get together long enough to pin the problem down. Lee