StreamLight TLR-6, Руководство по эксплуатации

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Switches
Laser Adjustment
1/3N
Batteries
Switch Operation
The TLR-6
®
features an ambidextrous switch that provides momentary or constant activation
and allows selection/programming of the light/laser.
• A tap on either switch turns the unit “on” or “off”.
• Press and hold either switch for momentary activation of the unit.
• From the “on” position press both switches simultaneously to cycle through
the available modes (Light, Laser, Light/Laser).
Note: Mode will be saved when unit is turned “off”.
• The TLR-6 ® will automatically turn itself off after 10 minutes of continuous
operation to conserve battery power.
TLR-6
®
Laser Sight Zeroing
For a laser mounted below or to the side of the bore, there is only one distance where the bullet
path will coincide with the laser sight line. This point is the “zero range”. Laser adjustment and
the muzzle velocity of the bullet determine where this point occurs. The user must decide how
high above or below the sight line the bullet can be allowed to strike and adjust the sight
accordingly. At distances less than the zero range the bullet will be above the sight line.
Beyond the zero range the bullet will be below the sight line.
There are two adjustment screws (mounted in brass bushings) located on the laser cartridge
housing. The windage adjustment is located on the left hand side of the laser cartridge. Turn the
set screw clockwise (use the included hex wrench) to move the laser to the left (POI right). Turn
the set screw counter-clockwise to move the laser to the right (POI left). The elevation adjustment
is located on the underside of the TLR-6 ® laser cartridge. With the TLR-6 ® pointed down range a
clockwise turn of the adjustment screw will move the laser down (POI up). A counter-clockwise
turn on the adjustment screw will move the laser up (POI down). Move the laser dot in the
direction that the shots are hitting the target (example: If the bullets are striking low and right,
move the laser dot down and right to coincide with the bullet strike).