ATN Thor V XD LRF 3-30 - Zeroing Problems
ATN Thor V XD LRF 3-30. 5.56 10.5" Griffin suppressor. I got this scope new about 6 months ago and have hunted with it about a dozen times at most. The image quality is great, but i've had bad luck with either kills or odd misses that shouldn't have happened. I finally got around to doing a bit more indepth target shooting this evening to try to get to the bottom of the issue. Attached is a picture of the target. I did a reset to factory setting prior to this zero to start from a clean slate.
All shots at 60 yds. No wind. Mounted to a tripod.
Shot 1 - Initial shot 6" low
Shots 2 and 3 - Shots after the "one shot zero" was performed - acceptable group in the bullseye
Shot 4 - 3.5" high - I thought maybe I pulled it or it was a "flyer"
Shots 5,6,7,8,9 - These 5 shots were fired together as a group (aimed at the center bullseye)
This is the issue i've beenhaving with the scope. I do a zero and think it's ready to go and call up a Coyote or Fox and.....big ole miss. Setup a target the next day and the zero is
way off. I could fire another 20 rounds and they would group together with
shots 5-9. I just can't get the zero to stay in place where shots 2 and 3 hit.
I've double checked the
scope mounts and everything it tight and secure. Is this an issue any of you
have seen with the ATN scopes? Any ideas/suggestions?
