Super dupper drooper.........

[SpiralGroove]

To make matters worse, my scope's spec say 36 moa of vertical adjustment.  Not sure if this is 36 total or 36 in each direction.  Either way, not much.

-Y

18 MOA up & down from "Center"

[Nukall856]

Yogi,
 A crooked crown will throw shots to the side or high or low, pellets fly towards the side of crown that needs work done.
  One of my removable barrels had a very crooked crown and would throw shots wayyy to the right, even with rearsight adjusted fully left. I use a cone shaped Dremel bit to recrown, since then ive reworked 4-5 crowns with Good results. Ive once tried a brass screw to try recrown, scary,,. screw that.

Your hitting very low at 10yards. Not sure what AG is giving you problems, Does your AG have Opensights perhaps?
 Sounds like you need a recrown or a droopermount with shimming, or a barrel bending jig. Is there another scope you can try, like a Plainjane 4x32mm.
 Goodluck Yogi

NVak

[Yogi]

Thanks everybody for their comments!
I mounted a drooper riser block with Weaver rings.  A la Nced's set-up.
What I found interesting is that this rifle has a threaded adaptor on the end.  With just the adaptor, it was shooting 2 inches low at 27 yards. 
With my Hugget attached it shot 2 inches high at 27 yards.  Go figure....

Anyway-time to concentrate on the one gun that does shoot dead nuts!  Guess I will go to matches without a backup gun...

-Yogi

[HectorMedina]

Thanks everybody for their comments!
I mounted a drooper riser block with Weaver rings.  A la Nced's set-up.
What I found interesting is that this rifle has a threaded adaptor on the end.  With just the adaptor, it was shooting 2 inches low at 27 yards. 
With my Hugget attached it shot 2 inches high at 27 yards.  Go figure....

Anyway-time to concentrate on the one gun that does shoot dead nuts!  Guess I will go to matches without a backup gun...

-Yogi

If accuracy has not changed, then this suggests taking a good look at the Crown.

Just make sure that the Hugget is not clipping and sending the pellets upwards.

HM

[prosportfan]

Hey Yogi,
- Center your scope.
- Bend the barrel upwards in small increments until you get within 1" of the bull or better.

That's it ..... -> no reason to overthink it .

Yep, good call! Years ago I bought a RWS drooper mount and fitted it to my Beeman R9 which didn't have any noticeable droop and needed to bend the barrel down to lower the poi 4" in only 18 yards. After bending the barrel so the poi was about 1/8" low at 18 yards with my optically centered scope the barrel bend wasn't even visible!

I didn't like that RWS mount so it was removed and the barrel was re-bent to achieve the original poi with no problems. Here is my home made "barrel tweaker"  disclaimer: I'm sure you've seen this in multiple posts but this if for those who haven't...........
The RWS Lock Down Mount with .025" Elevation Compensation for Barrel Droop.........


Barrel tweaker made from construction 2x4s and various hardware.........



 

Ed when you bend your barrel's do you leave them in the action or remove the barrel?

[nced]

No need to remove the barrel because all "bending pressure" is applied to the barrel itself, not to the pivot block because I didn't want to take a chance loosening the "barrel to block joint". Also, using the barrel pivot block to index the "tweaker" makes it easy to reverse an excessive bend by always positioning the eye bolt at the same spot on the barrel.........


Some take great care to verify that their airgun barrels are straight however I don't know the importance of this. Here is an example of extreme "barrel bending" and a couple groups from my "bent barrel springers......


I always bend my barrels to put the poi within an inch (or closer) to the point of aim at my 30 yard zero distance using an "optically centered scope" and I do get some pretty good "lucky groups" with the guns sitting on a bucket resting the gun on cross sticks............