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Update: I switched to the standard mount from the QD and removed the moderator. I am now shooting hole within a hole.When I replace the moderator it shoots 6 inches low. When I remove the moderator it is hole within hole accuracy again. Perhaps it is a bent moderator? Cant do too much testing...

The scope has a solid picatinny mount standard and a QD mount. Both are now shooting low.

My scope doesn't have turrets. Its a digital scope. It is very easy to zero with usually just one shot. The groups now are so far low that it is out of the adjustment range of the Wraith. At the range I am shooting, the shots should be an inch or two off and easily zeroed, not 18 inches like now.

I removed the moderator and test fired it. Its still within 2" of the group with the moderator. I may try to borrow a scope from a neighbor and repeat. Thanks for the help bigragu. I really appreciate it. My username is my college mascot: Cockfighting I removed the stock. It was stubborn...

I agree. I would never abuse it and really try to be gentle with it. It lives in my spare bedroom that has a view of the backyard. I could understand if it fell from a standing position or out the second story window. A three pound scope can cause magnified torque but still.

The Wraith uses a QD mount that attaches to the bottom of the scope body with two screws

It tipped on its left side, opposite the cocking lever. I shot it with the moderator off and it still shoots "too low to zero the scope" so I thought that would eliminate the moderator as a culprit. Not sure I can disassemble the moderator but will try. As far as the severity of the fall...

I agree that it cant be the scope. I don't have a chrony but could reach out to one of the local club members that shoots competitively and have him clock the shots. Could the barrel have bent from such a light tip over of less than 12 inches on carpet? The scope touched down on the carpet so I...

Relative newbie here so please be patient with my story. I bought an FX Wildcat Mk1 .25 cal from a member here and mounted a Sightmark Wraith digital scope on the upgraded Picatinny scope rail. For several months I was successful ear-holing squirrels, chipmunks, and flying squirrels in my...

Nice "thread the needle" shot on that second one. I average one squirrel a day and their "furry rat" carcasses disappear every night. Opossums or foxes taking them away? I don't stay up late enough to check.