Two years ago I had a rifle built. It is a Ruger M77 Mark II short action rebarrelled with a Shilen select grade #4 contour barrel, Timney trigger, and Hogue full bed block overmolded stock. The gunsmith who did the work also trued the action. Since day one with this rifle I've not been able to get consistent MOA groups. I have tried multiple bullet and powder combinations, and I have even sorted sized cases by weight and headspace trying to get better groups. The rifle typically shoots 1.5-2.0 MOA but the weird thing is that at least two of three shots are usually touching. Five shot groups are about the same in that either 2 or 3 holes are very close or touching, and one or two shots are off by over an inch. I have let other known good shots shoot the rifle and they are getting the same results. I'm guessing that the Hogue stock may be the issue and am thinking I'll get a Bell and Carlson and have the action bedded this time. Before I do this though I'm hoping to get some opinions in case my guess is wrong