Something to consider
Your groups you report are huge. I think that you are fighting a scope mounting, scope mechanical, or bedding issue in your rifle. Does the rifle like 130s from another manufacturer? I would buy a box each of inexpensive Remington and inexpensive Federals. Afterwards if they also are also throwing large groups it has to be the rifle/scope combo that is your issue. I have seen loose scope mounts do what you are seeing, I have also tried to help shooters with loose internels in their scopes try to zero a rfle, same symptoms again. If your problem was only say groups of 1.5 inches you might consider getting the barrel recrowned, but you have a serious issue not a little one. Good luck, please make sure you post what you have tried to eliminate the problem. I personally would borrow a known good scope from someone if you don't have a spare. Then take your time and remove the current scope, rings, and mounts. Start over verifing each step that everything is good and tight. Start at close range I would use 25 yards, bore sight it with your bolt out and then shoot three rounds, they should all go through the same hole. If they do THEN adjust to center the group and repeat. Shoot again now blowing out the center of the bull. After that drop back to either 50 or 100 yards and have fun. With you rifle now shooting tight groups you could again mount the original scope and find out if your original scope was the issue or whether the remounting of your rings and mounts fixed the problem.
Look at all this as fun time not work, we all have to do to much of that already....
Karl