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I believe that light refraction may be the culprit. We were discussing this post at the shop today, I can tell you from persoal trial and error not only the shooting east or west the angle of the sun from the south horizon will have an effect. mount a scope on a fixed base zeroed on a point @ 100yd and check it thru out the day and keep records I do know that at 200yds I have been off over 8" from 8am to 4pm in june shooting east as for scope I cant say I shoot peeps.

[QUOTE="pokerplayer, post: 65908, member: 2529"] I believe that light refraction may be the culprit. We were discussing this post at the shop today, I can tell you from persoal trial and error not only the shooting east or west the angle of the sun from the south horizon will have an effect. mount a scope on a fixed base zeroed on a point @ 100yd and check it thru out the day and keep records I do know that at 200yds I have been off over 8" from 8am to 4pm in june shooting east as for scope I cant say I shoot peeps. [/QUOTE]

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