I recently had a new Night Force scope mounted onto my Daniel Defense V4 6.5 and there is nearly zero clearance between the rail and the scope. You might be able to slide a sheet of paper between the two, but it would be close.
It seems to me that this would be a real issue with two rigid surfaces touching in this environment. I’ve only shot the rifle a few times, but it shoots a tight grouping with the occasional round that is way off… like 6” to 8” off. Could this be because of the mount?
And regardless of the mount, what would cause that type of variation in grouping on a new gun?
Thanks in advance and sorry for the multiple questions. I’ve attached the best pictures I could find to show the issue.
It seems to me that this would be a real issue with two rigid surfaces touching in this environment. I’ve only shot the rifle a few times, but it shoots a tight grouping with the occasional round that is way off… like 6” to 8” off. Could this be because of the mount?
And regardless of the mount, what would cause that type of variation in grouping on a new gun?
Thanks in advance and sorry for the multiple questions. I’ve attached the best pictures I could find to show the issue.