Dangit Ben, thats all the reason you need. I just wish you had done that to start with. Hope you didn't invest too awful much money in those 60 sabots. Good Luck with the Omega and keep us posted on your progress.

Pglasgow

Gees! there is no hope for you..... anwry Scott and Cherokee to boot! what a combination...

With my bit of Apache (small bit) we would make a terrible pair...

your friend - Mike

It'd be hell on wheels . . .

your friend also, I think I'll call it a night.

sabotloader didnt u also have a friend that bought an omega and went throught 4 barrels before he finally just stuck with one that was decent?

Its no problem outdoors, i feel you gave up way to easily and if you think that winchester is picky, you'll really be pullin your hair out with that omega, but i wish you the best of luck.

Oh, the suspense is killing me. Shoot, shoot shoot. Let us know how she does.

I'd have done the same thing in your shoes, given that opportunity.

Check the scope 5 years ago I had a new redhead 3x9x32 blackpowder scope do just what your's is doing now . In fact I did just what you are thinking of doing and I love the Omega , but when the scope did the same thing with the Omega I got a new scope and all was great with the groups . Before you change guns see what it dose with open sights . Try at 25 and 50 yards . As far as what to do it's up to you .
Charlie

I had the scope on my .223 rupture this year, it woudl shoot fine at 50 yards, but all over the place at 100. Sent it back to Simmons and they sent me a new one, now its back to shooting well.