So I recently purchased a used Remington 700 Ti chambered in 7mm-08 Imp. The rifle has the factory barrel and stock and the stock was bedded to about the midpoint in the forearm and has pillers installed. I purchased some factory Remington 140gr accutips ammo to fireform some brass and put a leupold VX3i 4.5-14x40 scope on it sitting in talley lightweight rings. While sighting the rifle in / fireforming brass the cold bore shot wants to go about 2" high of point of aim, then the 2nd and 3rd shots are dead on and shots 3-4 were an inch lower than POA, any additional shots continue to impact lower and lower as the barrel heats up. Also while sighting in I noticed when adjusting the windage the point of impact moves significantly more than it should. I would adjust 1 moa (4 clicks) to the left and it would move 3 MOA. So I think I have a scope issue, but also believe that there may be a bedding or other issue causing the shots to continue to go lower and lower. The action screws are torqued to 40 in/lb, base and ring screws are torqued to factory specs and have blue loktite on them. Could the issue be the bedding going half way out the forearm. Most of the rifles I have seen the bedding either stops around an inch past the recoil lug or goes the full length of the stock. I'm going to switch out the scopes and shoot some more this weekend, but am I missing any other culprits?