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Scott, try optically centering the scope first Sir. Details of how to accomplish this are here : https://rifleopticsworld.com/optically-center-scope/
Make sure its mounted correctly, with the mounting screws torqued correctly, and zeroed from a bench rested position. If its still having issues contact vortex they have an unlimited lifetime waranty and some of the best customer service in the game, here a zeroing video, incase you need it https://youtu.be/ugg-ftLvpFo Or contact vortex If you have any questions, please give us a call at 1-800-4VORTEX (1-800-486-7839), send an email to info@vortexoptics.com or reach out directly on social media - we'll continue to provide all services as usual and look forward to helping you with what you need. Thanks for your understanding! Or use the contact us form on their site
bring your range into where you can get a good group with the scope the move the group right/ left until centered set group slightly high and extend the range keep doing this until you get to the range you want it sighted in to. If the scope is all over the place make sure everything is tight if you still have a problem contact Vortex as it could be a bad scope
i would take the rings and mounts off use thread locker and put back together if that don't work have vortex replace you're scope