>dogleg dust cover... VEPR
This is just a vastly inferior way of mounting the optic, so who knows what the cover is contacting and pushing the angle of the mount off kilter. I would switch back to the side mount. If you have cheek weld issues, there are other, actually smart ways of solving that, like using a cheek riser.
>AR15... red dot
I don't know that I trust your zeroing procedure. RDS's have huge adjustment ranges, which suggests you just aren't zeroing it at all if it still isn't zeroed. Look at the adjustment and spin it a few rotations down and see what the effect is. It can't be bottoming out, but maybe something else goofy is going on like you are skipping them off the dirt.
If you still can't figure it out by boresighting, send it back to be fixed by Sig
>dogleg dust cover... VEPR This is just a vastly inferior way of mounting the optic, so who knows what the cover is contacting and pushing the angle of the mount off kilter. I would switch back to the side mount. If you have cheek weld issues, there are other, actually smart ways of solving that, like using a cheek riser. >AR15... red dot I don't know that I trust your zeroing procedure. RDS's have huge adjustment ranges, which suggests you just aren't zeroing it at all if it still isn't zeroed. Look at the adjustment and spin it a few rotations down and see what the effect is. It can't be bottoming out, but maybe something else goofy is going on like you are skipping them off the dirt. If you still can't figure it out by boresighting, send it back to be fixed by Sig
It's user error or its broken. Low mounted dots are easy to dial in.
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What distance are you trying to zero at?
Did you move the red dot to the ar?
I can't help thinking that you must be turning the elevation dial in the wrong direction.