Crossbow shots grouping left before and after adjustment’s need advice..

So just picked up a brand new Tenpoint crossbow yesterday, first year ive gotten into crossbow hunting always have used compound’s. Well i picked up some arrows today 3 of the same, and a family member grabbed me 2 as well but they were different to these. Went to sight in my bow at around the 25 yrd mark and my first 3 shots were all 5-6 inches left of center, perfect height. Adjusted my scope to move it right then 3 more shots, same exact placement to the left. I shot both of my different arrows to see if one was flying wrong and they both were grouping together. Any idea’s what may be my issue? Slight leaning when shooting or something i could have did incorrectly? Also to note my scope says 1/2 inch at 100 yards. First adjustment i moved it about 3 clicks to the right, it didnt move the arrow grouping, so i did like 7-8 more clicks and exact same grouping location 5-6 inches right. Thanks for any advice.

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