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<blockquote data-quote="Pdvdh" data-source="post: 1361572" data-attributes="member: 4191"><p>I more or less accept the premise that different lighting/sun conditions could affect optical presentation of the location of the bullseye thru the atmosphere and thru scope lens. I accept this without being able to explain the theory. I've experienced, and read of others' experiences, which lead me to my own personal conclusions.</p><p></p><p>One example, which isn't exactly apples to apples, is the fairly common belief by some very experienced riflemen that their rifles are capable if improved precision at longer distances compared to shorter distances. Which is total nonsense in my opinion. I think their experiences and beliefs are partially caused by optical illusion, optical shifting - perhaps parallax - or some combination of factors that are difficult to place a finger on.</p><p></p><p>For context, I'm talking relatively small moa shifts in POIs.</p><p>If you can figure out all the various cause and effects of what you've experienced, you deserve the equivalent of the Nobel Peace Award.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Pdvdh, post: 1361572, member: 4191"] I more or less accept the premise that different lighting/sun conditions could affect optical presentation of the location of the bullseye thru the atmosphere and thru scope lens. I accept this without being able to explain the theory. I've experienced, and read of others' experiences, which lead me to my own personal conclusions. One example, which isn't exactly apples to apples, is the fairly common belief by some very experienced riflemen that their rifles are capable if improved precision at longer distances compared to shorter distances. Which is total nonsense in my opinion. I think their experiences and beliefs are partially caused by optical illusion, optical shifting - perhaps parallax - or some combination of factors that are difficult to place a finger on. For context, I'm talking relatively small moa shifts in POIs. If you can figure out all the various cause and effects of what you've experienced, you deserve the equivalent of the Nobel Peace Award. [/QUOTE]
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