Thread: .233 bad grouping

SCOPE !!! As above...

Then could be variance in factory loads it happens... often - see if you can secure some handloads to play with.

Try another scope ... First thing to check, then action screws, bedding / if you use a bipod or rest is the barrel is touching the fore-end. Cheap stocks have a habit of being bendy and touching even though you think they are free floating.

Then crown (look for dags in rifling) or if you use a suppressor projectile strike or alignment / tightness issue. I'm assuming you haven't used enough rounds yet to have a copper fouling issue.

Those are your starters in order... Hope it helps its a bit of a journey