tom604 wrote:you have probably tried all this but, pop it out of the stock (after running a bit of paper down it to check that its free floating) and have a look to see if its touching where it shouldn't and check that the screws are not screwing in too much, the bedding is nice and smooth and is doing its job, if you even think that its touching in the stock give it a light sand (dont go crazy) or put a bit of white board marker on it and have another look, go out and buy/beg or borrow a range of factory ammo,different weight's ect and try them,front and rear bags so no wobble, nice day(no wind) and last but not least make sure its clean,take a rod and patches with you to the range and the really last thing..as the gun was new, did you clean it before firing it the first time ?
sorry for the long winded reply
Cheers Tom I definately cleaned it before first firing it. And I ran a note between the barrel and stock and also checked Te bedding it is as firm and neat of a fit as I've seen. Though I think I may get a few different brands of factory ammo to try and get a good starting spot for a hand load.