Looking for your thoughts/opions on this.

[coonbait]

I have a traditions pursuit inline bought from new this gun shoots very well. That was until this year went to the range an i cant get this thing to pattern at all same load 3 triple 7 pellets and a hornady xtp 250 grain bullet. checked all screws everything checks out ok gun is clean as a whistle. So im thinking scope so i have an extra scope Leupold muzzleloader scope (ultimateslam) Put this scope on boresight go to range same results im shooting at a shootn c 8" target at 100 yrds checked at fifty first. The bullets would impact at 12 oclock high then 6 oclock low like 12" low then the would be all over the place left/right up down. So then i tracked the scope to a bullet hole by looking through the barrel and  the scope tracked fine but the impact was again way off so that leads me back to the gun but what? I would really like to hear ur thoughts on this one. BTW this gun has been shooting Kodiak can lid size holes at 100 yrds (Actually a little better than that) shoot now it wont shoot a pie plate at 100 yrds lol.

[ceadersavage2]

Check out the screw from the bases to the but stock an every one in  be tween. Then loose the pellets an go with 100-120 loose powder sounds like a problem I had this year miss 3 deer with pellets of what you have an white hots thier junk went back to loose powder an kill me a doe an a 7 pointer with a 100 gr an power built .After  a call to them on thier pellets no more useing them

[ceadersavage2]

Here what I found they don't weight the same .thier bigger then others out of same box. Thier weight can be like mine were from 42 gr to 28 gr each all threw the box if chiped makes a difference crack make a difference old don't work so no more pellets for me or my friends

[coonbait]

Thats a thought i may give that a try i do have some loose powder at home. Thanks

[DennyRoark]

Your action may be moving around on your stock (it don't take much).  Also, if you have 2 screws holding it in, try tightening the back one and just lightly snug the front one (just enough that it don't fall out).  Black Diamonds were bad for this.  Let us know how any of the previously mentioned suggestions (all sound) help out.
 
Denny