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WInDAge AnD eLeVATIOn
The vertical and horizontal adjustments for
the 10x65Z and 16x65Z can be achieved by
turning the elevation and windage adjustment
mechanisms (remove dust caps first). Each
click equals to 1/6 inches at 100 yards (10x65z)
and 1/10 inches at 100 yards (16x65z). When
reaching the maximum of rotation do not use
force.
ZeROIng
Pre-zeroing is recommended and can be done
in accordance with a scope guide or owner’s
instructions.
CAUTION:
Be sure gun is not loaded. Always
use safe gun handling procedures.
All shooting should be done at an approved
range or other safe area. Eye and ear protec-
tion is recommended.
DANgEr: If you used a bore-obstructing
device, remove it before proceeding. If the
barrel has-been drilled for a mount, check
that the screws do not protrude into the
bore. Do not fire live or even blank ammuni-
tion with an obstructed barrel. An obstruc-
tion can cause serious damage to the
gun and possible injury to you and others
nearby.
Set the shooting distance on the compensa-
tor’s scale.
From a steady position, fire three rounds at a
target. Observe the impact errors and estimate
the correction value. Adjust windage and ele-
vation handles as needed to correct aim.
1. Remove the dust caps from the top of the
windage and elevation adjusting handles.
2. Choose one of the lines
as regard to which
you can take readings more conveniently
.
3. Rotating the scale by protrusive pins set
zero of the turning scale just opposite the
chosen line.
4. Turn the windage and elevation handles
through the number of clicks necessary for
an amendment.
The number of clicks should be read from the
scale with respect to the chosen line. Each
graduation interval equals to 10 clicks.
NOTE:
Each click of adjustment changes
bullet strike by the amount shown on the
chart below.
Windage/Elevation
(inches of movement per click)
10x65Z
16x65Z
100 Yards 1/6”
100 Yards 1/10”
200 Yards 1/3”
200 Yards 1/5”
300 Yards 1/2”
300 Yards 3/10”
400 Yards 2/3”
400 Yards 2/5”
600 Yards 1”
600 Yards 3/5”
800 Yards 1 1/3”
800 Yards 4/5”
1000 Yards 1 2/4” 1000 Yards 1”
When you have finished adjustment of fire,
recap windage and elevation mechanisms.
eLecTROnIc ReTIcLe
Your scope has an electronic reticle. There
are 11 degrees of illumination. The rheostat is
the knob located at the back of the scope. It is
labeled with numbers OFF through 11. When
the rheostat is set at OFF you will see a black
etched reticle. The reticle will light up red elec-
tronically as you rotate the rheostat through the
numbers, 11 being the brightest.
RAngeFInDeR ReTIcLe
The Mil-dot reticle is used in the 10x65Z and
16x65Z. Mil dot reticle is a reliable means of
determining distances to targets, establish-
ing leads for moving targets, and for alternate
aiming points for windage and elevation holds.
Dots are spaced in one mil (milliradian) incre-
ments on the crosshair. A distance to target
can be calculated using the mil formula, that is
based on the size of the object being targeted.
Look through the scope, and bracket the object
between dots.
1 mil
1 mil
Windage
Bullet drop
compensator
Elevation
Turning
scales
Lines
Pins
