When a reliable scope loses zero

Was it in a soft case or a hard sided case? Maybe while riding in your truck, something was banging on it that you are unaware of. Shoot it again. If it groups but is still off, adjust scope. Shoot it again a day or two (or week) and confirm zero. I would try that before taking it all apart or sending it back.

I know NF are known to be extremely reliable, but I think the SHV is their entry grade scope, not the best of the best. It still should hold zero however.
 
Watch out for supressors loosening on the thread, That will move zero in an otherwise solid system

This was my first thought. I had a .223 shift 2.5mil left, realized my ASR mount threads were damaged and suppressor was not mounting properly. Bullet probably lightly contacting a baffle somewhere upon exit... all good now. Good luck OP
 
Once this is done, what kind of results are you seeing when swapping actions? Unit-to-unit consistency in Tikka actions is impressive.
I have a few Tikkas including some quite high end target rifles and have never noticed any shift when swapping between stocks and chassis that are properly bedded.
I’m mostly target shooting these days and would certainly notice if there was an issue.
 
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