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Originally Posted by CNP
We aren't talking about gravity. We are talking about horizontal error, not vertical error. See the horizontal error between 200 and 600 yards. You are turning the rifle and scope as one unit, doing so does not change the horizontal error, it retains it.
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If the scope and bore are perfectly parallel, the horizontal offset can actually be the same at all ranges. But no matter how you adjust the scope, you can't eliminate that error at more than one range.
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I'm with Chuck on this one. Introduce some cant until the cross hair is verticle and you're good to go.
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If you do as Chuck suggested, and rotate drawing 2 until the crosshairs are level, the bore moves off to the side, creating horizontal offset.