Quote Originally Posted by Tom523 View Post
If the rifle is shooting high you should raise the reticle and not lower it.
I should have said I lowered the point of impact.

I eventually purchased another stop from Gamo too add behind the Gamo Scope's rear rings with the stop built into the rear ring. So I ended up with two more sets of screws holding the scope mounted to the rifle's receiver.

And I stopped using the Blue tipped gamo pellets and went back to some match grade lead pellets. The rifle is shooting better now.

PS: with the rifle scope not holding in place on the rifle is didn't matter where I moved the scope's reticles as it was not hitting anything I aimed at with the scope until I solved the problem with the scope mounts.

I ended up live trapping the fox squirrels from my yard. I think I trapped and moved about 5 fox squirrels. And yesterday I noticed that I have a new Fox Squirrel raiding my bird seed in the feeders. These tree rats breed faster than I can shoot and trap them.