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    Do I have a bedding issue? Where do I start?

    I shot my no.4 for the first time today. At 100 yards it seems to want to string the shots horizontally about 6 inches. vertically they stay within 3 inches. It did this with both174 and 180 grain Privi ammo. Could this be a bedding issue or more likely me? I shot my .308 as well and kept all rounds within the usual 1/2 to 3/4 inch but that was through a scope set at 12x.
    Thanks in advance for your thoughts and opinions.
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