Cayugad - the way my sights are adjusted and with the 200 xtp's and 100 RS, if I place the front bead atop an imaginary horizontal line between the rear green fibers and use a 6 o'clock hold, covering about 1/4 up from the base of the black portion of the target, I'm in the ball park. Once I had elevation, I moved the same "picture" to about 8 O'clock. It is amazing how flat this combination shoots.

At 100 with the Speer 240's and the same powder charge, my front bead is split by the horizontal line between the green fibers and with the 6 O'clock hold 1/4 up from the base of a 5.5" target the bullets land in the upper right quadrant