So what you’re saying is with 5 guns, once you sight them in, you never have to touch the scope again? Weeks, months, a year and all those guns are still spot on with no scope adjustments?
To qualify my response, I have been shooting FX guns for just over a year. Two of the guns we have had since day one and the rest have dribbled in over the last 9 months.
What i am saying is that without influence from me or other external sources, I have never had the POI mysteriously shift.
I had to re-zero my Maverick Compact after it fell from about 3’. I reset the zero and it has not moved since.
My wife decided she wanted to shoot slugs out of her M3. After failing to get the desired results from the standard liner I installed a slug liner. The gun would not hold POI. In frustration i decided to put the standard liner back in. When I started the process I found that I had not tightened the grub screw holding the barrel into the block. Tightened the grub screw and the gun has shot very well since.
I have Bumped and whacked the barrel on my 600mm Crown MKII so many times out hunting that it is embarrassing to admit. That 600mm barrel sticks out like a flag pole and imparts a lot of torque on the barrel system. Thus far no shift in POI.
My M3 has offered me no issues whatsoever not even POI shift.
My Maverick 600mm has also operated flawlessly, but in fairness it rarely gets shot.
I had plenty of issues with my first two Mavericks. Every issue stemmed from me learning how to tune and work on my own guns. Ignorance makes fertile ground for mechanical problems and I sprouted more than my share. I am old enough to realize and admit when I am suffering a self inflicted problem. FX, worked with me through the learning curve and encouraged my efforts.
I believe a lot of the FX issues stem from people with no or little experience meddling with their guns and not having enough knowledge to know when they are creating issues rather than solving them.