Just an observation but if the crosshairs won't stay set that has nothing to do with the rifle itself. Unless the scope is not lined up in the rings and is pinched but that is a rare circumstance. That's still not the rifles fault. They may not be the best of rifles but I'm sure someone has got one that shoots really well. I've bought two pistols before that were the same model and caliber and had one not shoot well at all while the other is still in my gun safe and the bad one is gone on to some poor unlucky soul. I feel for those that have bought lemons I know I have before.