Grumpy in Tennessee from United States, TN Public Profile

I start by saying I bought this after a lot of research I read product reviews until I was confident this was the perfect scope for my build. The setup was neat with the spot on app the glowing reviews I was sold. So I laid down some hard earned cash on a Nikon it’s a brand you can trust I have one very similar on my 35 Remington but with a fixed magnification it’s pretty accurate after being bounced around and mistreated I’m still staying on target. Not the case with this scope I took it out of the box and carefully mounted it placed it in the lead sled and strapped it in. Then we bore sighted it at 50 yards this thing is all over the place maybe it’s me. So I get another shooter to give it a try same results at 50 yards if I got 5 shots on the paper after the initial shot I was lucky. Keep in mind this isn’t a shaky hand inaccurate this is shooting from a lead sled clamped in from a bench. The more shots the further off target it goes. Maybe it’s the ammo I was using so we switched it up. Nope same results. I call on another friend that is very good shooter. We go through the same results. He pulls his AR out and takes the scope out pops the quick release rings off his rail and puts it on my AR nice tight pattern. We put the Nikon on his rifle same disastrous results. I wish I had spent the extra to get the Leupold scope now. So after my scientific reasoning and going through all the possible failures of this scope I have determined it’s not the ammo, not the ri