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Good quality variable scopes under 10X usually will give no problems with POI changes with power ring changes. If they do and it is more than the very slightest of shifts in group impact, the scope has a problem and needs sent back for warranty work. Most shooters will never see this because if there is a tiny shift in POI it is absorbed by the group size and available precision of the rifle, or, shooter technique and error. Over 10X adjustable parralex settings will help with keeping the shot on target. This is a combination of shooter and scope compatability as much as mechanical reliability of the scope.

[QUOTE="GC, post: 718675, member: 58"] Good quality variable scopes under 10X usually will give no problems with POI changes with power ring changes. If they do and it is more than the very slightest of shifts in group impact, the scope has a problem and needs sent back for warranty work. Most shooters will never see this because if there is a tiny shift in POI it is absorbed by the group size and available precision of the rifle, or, shooter technique and error. Over 10X adjustable parralex settings will help with keeping the shot on target. This is a combination of shooter and scope compatability as much as mechanical reliability of the scope. [/QUOTE]

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