It might be the fact that these scopes are meant to be shot with real rifles so most people don't zero their scopes at 18 yards. Try to zero your scope at 50 yards and it should change how your scope is acting. I know i've had the same problem with my scope but if you adjust your hop-up and zero your scope at a further distance then you should be fine.
I do believe that a left or right curve could be caused by a crooked barrel (causing a crooked curve to the bb) or just bad quality ammo. The left/right curve of your shot could also be caused by wind. How much is your hop-up adjusted?
I do believe that a left or right curve could be caused by a crooked barrel (causing a crooked curve to the bb) or just bad quality ammo. The left/right curve of your shot could also be caused by wind. How much is your hop-up adjusted?