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Parallax
a) PF, PV (exceptions see b),
PV-N, PVI-2 (exceptions see b)
Your rifle scope has been aligned to be parallax free at a
distance of 110 yards (100 meters). This means that at a
distance of 110 yards (100 meters) the image of the object
aimed at and the image of the reticle are in a single plane.
Please note that at distances greater or less than 110 yards
(100 meters) minor movements of the reticle image due to
a parallax error can occur as a result of not aligning the eye
with the center of the scope. You can avoid this minor accu-
racy problem by careful positioning of the eye.
b) PVI-2 4-16x50 P, PVI-2 6-24x50 P,
PV 4-16x50 P, PV 6-24x50 P, PV-S 6-24x50 P
With these scopes you can set any desired range and there-
fore avoid aiming errors due to parallax.
Operation of the rifle scope with
parallax adjustment
For shooting disciplines with varying ranges any distance
can be set quickly and precisely right on the objective. This
prevents aiming errors caused by parallax.
a) Adjustment of distance when distance is known
The main ranges are designa-
ted on the conical section of
the parallax correction ring on
the objective between 55 yds/
50 m and infinity. Turn the
parallax correction ring until
the desired range is aligned
with the index point on the
main tube of the scope.
b) Adjustment of distance when distance is unknown
Adjust the magnification to 16x or 24x and turn the parallax
correction ring to the right or left until the image in the field
is optimally focused. Now move your eye back and forth in
the area of the exit pupil. If the reticle moves in relation to
the image, correct the range setting until no difference can
be detected between the movement of the reticle and the
movement of the image.
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Operation of the illumination unit
BE 4 Digital
Please note:
Sealing of the rifle scope is only guaranteed when the screw-
on cap is in place in the switched off state.
1. Mounting the illumination unit
Unscrew the elevation adjustment’s turret cap. The same
thread can now be used to attach the illumination unit. In
order to fully secure the illumination unit use the knurled
part.
2. Turning on and off
Move the knurled part upwards to turn on the illumination
unit. The orange ring “A” becomes visible for optical con-
trol.
Push the illumination unit down to turn it off.
3. Brightness modes
The illumination unit has two main brightness modes:
• Daylight mode (16 fine adjustment settings)
• Twilight mode (32 fine adjustment settings)
