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  1. 13-03-2024, 10:04 PM #1
    7mmwsm
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    I had a situation with results like that.
    The front sling stud was protuding through the stock and touching the barrel. The barrel would hop from one side to the other causing two groups.
    Put a spacer under the stud and it fixed it.
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