Some days are just poor

Yep, we all have 'em I think.

Last time I had one though, it WAS the gun. My TX200 had shot its screws loose. 

I too have suffered from the same fate. I have found that a couple of things tend to happen to me. One, I drink too much coffee and expect to be able to be steady.....not so much. Two, I tend to grip a little too tight. Three, I find myself trying to use my body pressure, cheek, hand, or other points of contact to move or keep the gun on target. Once I stop and let the gun sit, un-preloaded with any pressure being exerted on my part and think about a very gentle grip, my POI tends to come back to my POA. Just my 2 cents. oh, yes, if this does not help there is always a flaw in the mfg of the pellet!

Last time this happened to me my scope was maxed out on elevation and needed shimming, along with jsut about all the scope mounts loosened up in spite of loctiting them..... I still havent spent the time to mount a new scope and redial it in yet.....

Kitplanenut the best advice I could give is find an airgun buddy in your area that is a decent shot. A little time with someone that can shoot and is willing to teach will improve your shooting for sure.

If you do not have anyone in your area. I have a few questions. Are you shooting from a bench, sticks or off hand? If its a bench or table is it level and steady? Bipod or shooting bags? What caliber is your wildcat? Are you using the meat on the top of your index finger then pulling straight back towards your shoulder when pulling the trigger? What scope and is the eye relief right. Is the scope height right and is it plumb with the barrel?

When I have a day like this I just stop. No need to waste pellets. Seems after a couple of days concentration and technique are back.