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Table of Contents

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Optic Specifics

4 

Technical Specifications

5 

Explanation of MOA 

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Reticle Information

6 

Explanation of Parallax

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Illumination System

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Factory Zero, Windage and Elevation

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Mounting the Riton Optic

9 

Bore Sighting

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Zeroing the Riflescope 

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Troubleshooting

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Warranty

THANK YOU 

FOR MAKING A 

PURCHASE WITH 

RITON OPTICS.

We know that you have many 

options and we are thankful for 

selecting Riton as your optics 

provider. 

As a company founded by Law Enforcement and Military Veterans, 
we take our commitment to service seriously. We have an 
unwavering passion for offering high quality optics at the industry’s 
most competitive prices and matched by incredible service. You 
will see the difference in everything we do because we are different, 
and we developed this company to be exactly that so that you, the 
consumer, get everything you deserve. If you are ever in need of 
additional information or assistance, please contact us. We are here 
to continual serve you as a valued partner.

Summary of Contents for 3TARD

Page 1: ...ARD X3 TACTIX ...

Page 2: ... selecting Riton as your optics provider As a company founded by Law Enforcement and Military Veterans we take our commitment to service seriously We have an unwavering passion for offering high quality optics at the industry s most competitive prices and matched by incredible service You will see the difference in everything we do because we are different and we developed this company to be exact...

Page 3: ...comes with three interchangeable mounts to find the perfect mounting height no matter the platform DETAILED PRODUCT FEATURES Capped Turrets Aircraft Grade Aluminum with Rugged Design Ready for the Toughest Environments 100 Waterproof Fog proof and Shockproof tested up to 1200 G s 1 MOA Windage and Elevation Adjustment Assembled in EP Level Clean Room Objective QDRailMount Turrets Illumination ...

Page 4: ...ed Full Wide Band Waterproof Coated Low Light Enhancement Dot Size 2 MOA Red Dot Field of View at 100 yds 68ft Material 6061 T6 Aircraft Grade Aluminum Weight 4oz 118g Length 2 44in 62mm Eye Relief Unlimited Exit Pupil 28mm Click Value at 100 yds 1 MOA Adjustment Range 120 MOA Technical Specifications ...

Page 5: ... 500 Yards Second Focal Plane SFP Reticle The reticle in your Riton riflescope is a Second Focal Plane SFP SFP reticles are located in rear of the image erecting and magnifying lenses The advantage of a SFP reticle is that it always maintains the same appearance Shooters using reticle hash marks should be aware that the listed subtensions used for estimating range holdover and windage correction a...

Page 6: ...nor the focus of the image it simply moves the planes at which these two objects are in focus so that they share the same plane TO ADJUST THE PARALLAX 1 Set your fast focus eye piece for your eye Look at a blank backdrop and turn your eye piece in and out until you have a crisp sharp reticle 2 Look through scope and place cross hair on target Move your head around without leaving exit pupil Does t...

Page 7: ...dial to that number for your factory zero 4 Complete this procedure for both windage and elevation dials to approximately center the reticle Illumination System The variable intensity reticle illumination system aids in low light situations TO ACTIVATE THE ILLUMINATION 1 Rotate the adjustment knob in either direction Note The illumination knob allows for 6 levels of brightness intensity TO CHANGE ...

Page 8: ...e base groove To prevent recoil injury position the Red Dot so that you have at least four inches of eye relief 3 Be sure the base clamp is hooked around the outside of the rail base Press downward and forward toward the muzzle Then firmly tighten the base clamp hex nut 4 Note the Riton RRD has an unlimited eye relief 5 If you plan to mount a magnifier behind your Red Dot be sure to leave sufficie...

Page 9: ...e bore was used it must be removed before firing An obstructed bore can cause Zeroing the Scope IMPORTANT SAFETY CHECKS Always check your weapon and surroundings for safety Follow all weapon manufacturer safety guidelines Always shoot from a solid rest using consistent and proper form Be sure that your target is level to aid in accurate sight in process TO ZERO THE SCOPE 1 Start sight in process f...

Page 10: ...turn Loss theft and or deliberately worn and damaged products are not covered Warranty is VOID if damage results from unauthorized repair or alteration Troubleshooting Problems thought to be associated with the scope are often actually mount problems Take time to ensure the mounts are tight to the RMD and that RMD is secured and doesn t twist or move in the rings Confirm that correct base and ring...

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