LaneAJT

Try Cryo-freezing, it should stabilize the barrle and get rid of most, if not all of the problem. I have used it on several rifles and have always had great luck with it.

If you know anyone in your area that can cryo-freeze the barrel and action, someone who will actually do the job, give it a try! I have had several rifles cryo-ed in the last few years, and I swear by it. It really gets rid of and "thrown" shots from a hot or even cold barrel groups. It costs 35$ here for it to be done, I also use Moly in the barrel and on my rounds, I don't know if it helps accuracy, but it will keep you from having to clean after you shoot, and it doubles your barrel life.

I recived my Saiga 16" synthetic about two months ago, I was wanting a good hunting/utility rifle. I was very impressed with the quality, but decided to upgrade a few things on my own. I added a recoil buffer from Buffer Tec first, the addad a Beartooth stock extenstion and comb raising kit. I also added Marine epoxy/clay to the grip as a palm swell with finger grooves as I found the grip alittle crowded. I covered the fore-grip and stock with Brownells spray grit epoxy to give it alittle traction, which turned out great! I had the lower receiver and barrel cryo-froze to relieve any barre