I'm hanging it up..

[swampbadger]

Now I think about it I was using the same 777 pellets but the ones I sighted in with are from an older box and the ones I use to hunt with are from a package in the tubes... Maybe they are the same but different?

My old cva stacks 250 grain shockwaves at 50 yards with 93 grains of pyrodex. I used to shoot pellets, but noticed she was squirrely and not grouping consistently.

I send occasional fliers with the 100 grains of pellets. Switching to loose grain powder between 90 and 95 grains did the trick for me.

 

[swampbadger]

My old cva stacks 250 grain shockwaves at 50 yards with 93 grains of pyrodex. I used to shoot pellets, but noticed she was squirrely and not grouping consistently.

I send occasional fliers with the 100 grains of pellets. Switching to loose grain powder between 90 and 95 grains did the trick for me.

Also could be a cheaper thing to try first before replacing scope and rings

 

[Gravey]

Used the red loctite.

I hope you never want to take that scope off. Blue is what you should've used but one thing is for sure and that is it's not coming loose now. Glad you got it figured out.

 

[Jcalder]

I hope you never want to take that scope off. Blue is what you should've used but one thing is for sure and that is it's not coming loose now. Glad you got it figured out.

A soldering iron would make short work of it.

 

[Bgoodman30]

My old cva stacks 250 grain shockwaves at 50 yards with 93 grains of pyrodex. I used to shoot pellets, but noticed she was squirrely and not grouping consistently.

I send occasional fliers with the 100 grains of pellets. Switching to loose grain powder between 90 and 95 grains did the trick for me.

Thanks for tip. Certainly going back to the drawing board.

 

[Bgoodman30]

A soldering iron would make short work of it.

That's what he said and red is what I had.