My Sig Sauer ASP20 .22 has arrived! Some thoughts and some Chrony results.

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No pics. Messed up the target while removing. Had My Sig sighted to 35 yds and decided to change it to 50. I knew it would be low so I went up 10 clicks. Too high. Went down 2 clicks and still needed 2 more. It was about 1/2 to the left so went 2 clicks right. Last 3 shots were cloverleaf about 1/2" low but had to call it a day. The last 5 were about 3/4" total with the 2 that were left. All at 50 yds and a Discovery 6-24 and AA 16gr. .22. Would have liked to get a pic but there is always next time.
 
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Out of curiosity, with yours sighted in at 35 yds does that put you a little low at 30ft? I have mine sighted dead on at 30 feet with the Sig Wraith alloy pellet weighing in at 13.3gr. At 870 fps I figure this should be dead on around 40 yds. With slower heavier pellets I'm about 3/8" low at 30ft. You think 40 yards sounds about right ? Have you tried the H&N Field Trophy dome yet ? They shoot well in mine.
 
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Have not tried it at 30 ft but Chairgun shows it would be about 1/2" low. That is with the AA 16gr @ 815 fts. I tried several different pellets when I first got it and the AA where the best in mine. At 50 yds, if I do my part, it will consistently do 1/2" or less and the last time I tried it at 75 yds I had 8 out of 10 that were in 1" and the whole group of 10 was about 1 1/4".

I can't say that I tried the H&N Field Trophy for sure as I was only checking the groups and not making notes but the AA were the most impressing for me. Using the AA 16 at 815 with a BC of .023, Chairgun shows I should be about 1/2" low at 40 yds. Don't know which heavier pellets you are using but punch them in to Chairgun and check it out. I checked out the figures when I am sighted in at 50 and Chairgun shows that I should be 1.37 high and my measurement was 1 3/8" and that was without changing the parallax because I am leaving it at 50 for now.I am using a scope height of 1.75.
 
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