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On the vertical plane, light intensity can lead to aiming error. When shooting with low intensity of light, compared to the light intensity while zeroing the rifle, the shot goes high. On the contrary, when shooting with greater intensity of light, compared to the light during rifle zeroing, the shot flies low. I generally use an adjustment of 0.1MIL just at 100m, and 0.2 or 0.3 MIL over 600m. Translating those distances to yards and inches, that is about ½ inch at 100yds and about 7in at 600yds
Bill