I flew to Idaho from NC a year ago and upon arriving in camp, the four hunters in my group all went straight to the shooting range. The guide put up targets with a large diamond in the center, and four small diamonds at the corners of the paper. I like shooting at a very small target so I picked out a small diamond. After I shot, the guide went down range and came back to the bench suggesting I move sixteen clicks to the left and about that many up. I did as he requested. I was readying for my next shot when I proclaimed which of the smaller diamonds I was going to shoot. The guide stopped me. He assumed I had shot at the large center diamond (which was a challenge for one of his clients). I then moved my scope back to where it was origionally and it shot perfectly - again. It was a VX-II.
There was a guy from Dubai who had a Mod 100 Winchester with the worst scope I have ever looked through. When looking through the scope everyone who tried to help could see two images side by side and they were blurred also. The guide gave up on this guy. Imagine flying from Arabia to Idaho with such a piece of crap. The fellow was without a doubt, the wealthiest hunter in camp.
