I just bought a new LTD 1 of 500 Winchester (miroku)model 1892.
I am VERY impressed with this rifle fit and finish is awsome and the action is so much stronger than my model 94
Seems like a well made rifle
BUT the problem I'm having is that at 50 yards she's hitting 10 to 12 inches to the left with the sight already moved over!!!
Now I am getting good groups just way left.
And I used three different types of ammo
Should I send it back?
This is unaceptable
Can they fix this?
Hay anyone ever had this problem?
Thanks for your help
Oh its chambered in .44mag

It should shoot centered with the sights centered or close to it. Somethings wrong.

Which sight did you move, front or rear?
Which way did you move the sight?

Remember, to adjust for windage, move the rear sight in the direction you want the group to go, and move the front sight the oposite direction you want the group to go.

If you've done this, and it still is way off, then send it back.

Center both front and rear sights.
Put up a big sheet of paper at a standard measured distance, say 25 or 50 yards, and mark your point of aim. Then shoot a group with a recognized brand of factory ammo and send that with the rifle to the factory service dept with a letter of complaint.

That should do it.

Joe