Originally Posted by
BarnesAddict
Was that after they suggested that you purchase Leupold mounts and rings?
It was evident that it was related to your mounting system. With a scope that has a total 60 moa range, unless a receiver or frame is bad, its the mount.
I had to move the scope up significatly to get it to bore site not sure how many clicks that was. . Then it was still shooting 6 inches low at 50 yards. I had to click it up something like 40 ISH clicks to get it to zero. Then at 100 yards I had to bring it down 4 clicks if memory serves. . So right there I had lost a good 20 MOA or better.
On a conventional scope I would never question it. Just dial it in and leave it alone. I have some Leupolds VARIX III that are going on 30+ years old that have NEVER had to be adjusted unless I changed bullet selection or load data.
Ive only had two scopes in my day that were dialers. All the rest of them have been fixed and done pretty well by me. I sometimes wonder if I am over thinking my issues.