Reynolds357,
I did free float it after i found out it's nature. Did not improve.
I then tried applying pressure points in the forestock. Different thicknesses, at different positions.
I replaced the base, rings, scope. All torqued using a Fat Wrench.
I had other people that i know are decent marksmen shoot it.
I've never had any such issues with any of my Savages, or Rugers.
Heck, even the Rossi R243 never gave any such issues.
I burned a lot of powder in that rifle trying to get it to shoot. I won't buy another Howa/Vangard.
And for the price, i'd buy a Savage action over a Howa action.
I did free float it after i found out it's nature. Did not improve.
I then tried applying pressure points in the forestock. Different thicknesses, at different positions.
I replaced the base, rings, scope. All torqued using a Fat Wrench.
I had other people that i know are decent marksmen shoot it.
I've never had any such issues with any of my Savages, or Rugers.
Heck, even the Rossi R243 never gave any such issues.
I burned a lot of powder in that rifle trying to get it to shoot. I won't buy another Howa/Vangard.
And for the price, i'd buy a Savage action over a Howa action.