MOUNTING
To
achiev
e
the
best
accuracy
fr
om
your
rifle,
your
B
ushnell
scope
must
be
mounted
pr
operly
.
(W
e
str
ongly
recommend
that
those
unfamiliar with pr
oper pr
ocedur
es hav
e the scope mounted b
y a qualified gunsmith). S
hould y
ou decide to mount it y
ourself:
1.
U
se
a
high-quality
mount
with
bases
designed
to
fit
your
par
ticular
rifle.
The
scope
should
be
mounted
as
lo
w
as
possible
without
touching either the barr
el or the r
eceiv
er
.
2.
Car
efully follo
w the instr
uctions packed with the scope mounts y
ou hav
e selected.
3.
B
efor
e
tightening
the
mount
rings,
look
thr
ough
the
scope
in
your
normal
shooting
position.
A
djust
the
scope
(either
for
war
d
or
backwar
d) until y
ou find the fur
thest point for
war
d (to ensur
e maximum ey
e r
elief
) that allo
ws y
ou to see a full field of vie
w
.
W
ARNING:
IF
THE
SCOP
E
IS
NO
T
MOUNTED
FAR
ENOUGH
FOR
W
ARD,
IT
S
REAR
W
ARD
MO
TION
MA
Y
INJURE
THE SHOO
TER
WHEN
THE RIFLE RECOILS.
4.
R
otate the scope in the rings until the r
eticle pattern is perpendicular to the bor
e and the elev
ation adjustment is on top
.
5.
T
ighten the mounting scr
ews.
BORE SIGHTING
Bor
e
sighting
is
a
pr
eliminar
y
pr
ocedur
e
to
achiev
e
pr
oper
alignment
of
the
scope
with
the
rifle
’s
bor
e.
It
is
best
done
using
a
B
ushnell®
Bor
e
Sighter
. I
f a
bor
e
sighter
is
not
av
ailable,
it
can
be
done
as
follo
ws:
R
emo
ve
the
bolt
and
sight
thr
ough
the
gun
barr
el
at
a
100
yar
d
target.
Then
sight
thr
ough
the
scope
and
bring
the
cr
oss
hairs
to
the
same
point
on
the
target.
Cer
tain
mounts
hav
e
integral
windage
adjustments
and,
when
bor
e
sighting,
these
should
be
used
instead
of
the
scope
’s
internal
adjustments.
If
major
elev
ation
adjustments
ar
e needed, they should be accomplished b
y shimming the mount base.
ZEROING
Final
sighting-in
of
your
rifle
should
be
done
with
liv
e
ammunition,
based
on
your
expected
shooting
distance.
If
most
of
your
shots
will
be
at
shor
t
range,
zer
o-in
at
100
yar
ds.
B
ut,
for
long-range
shooting
at
big
game,
most
experienced
shooters
zer
o-in
about
thr
ee
inches high at 100 yar
ds.
Thr
ee-shot gr
oups ar
e useful for av
eraging the point of impact.
ELEV
A
TION AND WINDAGE ADJUSTMENT
M
os
t B
us
hn
el
l
®
sc
op
es
fe
at
ur
e
fin
ge
r-
ad
ju
st
ab
le
a
ud
ib
le
-c
lic
k
el
ev
at
io
n
an
d
w
in
da
ge
a
dj
us
tm
en
ts
.
1.
R
emo
ve the co
vers fr
om the E
lev
ation and
W
indage A
djustments.
2.
G
rasp
the
A
djustment
B
ar
and
turn
it
in
the
appr
opriate
“UP”
(and/or
“R”)
dir
ection
indicated
by
the
arr
ow
s.
E
ac
h
“c
lic
k”
o
r
in
cr
em
en
t o
n
th
e
A
dj
us
tm
en
t S
ca
le
R
in
g
w
ill
c
ha
ng
e
bu
lle
t i
m
pa
ct
b
y
1/
4"
M
in
ut
e
of
A
ng
le
. 1
/4
"
M
O
A
c
or
re
sp
on
ds
to
1
/4
in
ch
a
t
10
0
ya
rd
s,
1/
2
in
ch
a
t 2
00
y
ar
ds
, 3
/4
in
ch
a
t 3
00
y
ar
ds
a
nd
so
o
n
(1
/1
2"
a
t 5
0
fe
et
fo
r
ai
r
ri
fle
s)
.
RESETTING THE ADJUSTMENT SCALE RING (This featur
e is not available on all models.)
This
step
is
not
necessar
y,
but,
for
futur
e
refer
ence,
you
may
want
to
realign
the
zer
o
mar
ks
on
the
A
djustment
Scale
Rings
with
the
index dots.
1.
U
sing
a
je
w
el
er
’s
sc
re
w
dr
iv
er
, l
oo
se
n
th
e
Ph
ill
ip
s s
cr
ew
o
n
th
e
A
dj
us
tm
en
t S
ca
le
a
bo
ut
1
/2
tu
rn
. T
ak
e
ca
re
n
ot
to
d
is
tu
rb
y
ou
r z
er
o
by
“l
os
in
g”
a
c
lic
k
or
tw
o
w
he
n
lo
os
en
in
g
th
e
sc
re
w
s.
2.
R
otate the A
djustment Scale Ring (which should no
w turn fr
eely) to align the “O” with the I
ndex D
ot.
3.
R
etighten the scr
ew in the A
djustment Scale and r
einstall the E
lev
ation and
W
indage A
djustment Knobs.
ENGLISH
WINDAGE
ADJUSTMENT
ELEV
A
TION
ADJUSTMENT
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