I had that EXACT problem. Three or four shots in a tight group, then bang 2 feet off. Two or three shots into the new group and bang 18 inches off in a different direction. I shot nearly 100 rounds of .270 one day trying to lock down a zero. It was the most frustrating experience I ever had with a firearm. In my case, it was the scope. I bought a new, relatively cheap scope and the problem disappeared. If you have a good scope on another rifle, I would try it.

Last edited by HadsDad; 09/20/17. Reason: Capitilization

Why is abbreviate such a long word