Packaging contents
Packaging contents:
- The scope
- The pair of clamps already assembled
- 1 transparent protective cap with elastic
- A microfiber cloth
- 3 allen keys
->1 for the base of the clamps
-> 1 for clamping the clamps on the scope tube
-> 1 for the anti-recoil heel.
Bezel structure technical data :
Magnification range: Zoom fixed at 4
Diopter adjustment at eyepiece.
Objective lens diameter: 32 mm
Tube diameter: 25.4 mm
Length: 283 mm
Weight: 400 grams
Reticle type: Cross duplex
Transmission rate: 71% at 550nm
Eyepiece distance: 85mm
vision : 9.3 metres to 100m
Parallax fixed at 50 metres.
Anti-fog: Nitrogen-purged
Withstands all weather conditions.
Data Bezel mechanics
The turrets are graduated in 0.1 MIL, which corresponds to:
- 1 cm at 100 m per click
- 1 mm at 10 m per click
Each turret revolution corresponds to 6 MIL, i.e. 60 cm at 100m
Elevation range: 20 MIL
All easily adjustable with tool-free gripping.
Installation tip:
- As the scope comes with an Allen key, use it to unscrew the two lower screws on the mounts.
- Slide the scope onto the 11 mm rail on your weapon, hold it in place and lightly tighten the two screws.
- Position yourself behind the weapon. If you can see perfectly through the scope, it is correctly positioned.
- If not, slide the scope into the rail to obtain the right distance between your eye and the eyepiece (8 to 10 cm from your eye).
Adjusting the glasses to your eyesight
- If this is not the case, grasp the eyepiece (the part closest to your eyes) and gently rotate it. This will bring the reticle into focus as you see it.
- Once you've found the position that focuses the reticle, tighten the locknut between the zoom ring and the eyepiece to prevent any unwanted movement of the eyepiece.
How do you adjust your scope to move the point of impact?
- Unscrew the protective caps on your turrets.
- The upper turret is used to adjust the height (vertical axis) of your impact, it is marked UP which corresponds to the direction to send your impact upwards.
- The turret located on the right-hand side of your scope is used to adjust on a horizontal axis, it is marked R for Right to send your impacts to the right.
- Refer to the table in the photos to find out the value of a click according to the distance from your target.
