slimjim wrote:

MRFixIT wrote: It was all in how I was/am looking through the scope. For this to be happening at 100 yards, would there be some paralax issue here? Is a paralax adjustment needed here to minimize dispersion?

It very could have a lot to do with it slimjim. But it took all 80 rounds I had made up for me to figure out how I was looking through the scope was messing up my groups. I did play with the paralax like you mentioned. I could not get it to keep crosshairs and target lined up as i circled. Keep in mind i'm 50 have worn glasses my whole life, in a Nut shell i'm blind as a bat

MRFixIT wrote:

I did play with the paralax like you mentioned. I could not get it to keep crosshairs and target lined up as i circled.

I've had two scopes do this to me over the years. They immedicately came off the rifle and are long gone.

glad to read you have found the problem. now I wonder if your other scope suits your eye better by being a lower power???
as slim has said if its a bung scope get rid of it before it gives you any more headaches.