Reticle, Windage and Elevation, Cleaning the Eyepiece

You could change the IR control panel fitting your needs. The screw-tool included into the set should be used for weakening the fixing screw located on the IR. Rotate the IR placing at in the most con- venient position. Tighten the screw with the screw-tool to fix the new position.

Battery	IR Brightness
Housing	Adjustment
	IR Elevation
	IR Focusing
Fixation
Screw	IR Windage

RETICLE

Aries MK Trident/WP-17 reticle gives a clearly aiming point, even when hard-to-see game blends into the background. Thinner posts and crosshairs center section covers a mini- mum of the target and allow for less target coverage, making precision shots on small target easy.

Heavy posts stand out against cover and leads your eye directly to the center intersection, The result is fast precision aming.

The thin lines correspond to 5 yards at 100 yards distance

WINDAGE AND ELEVATION

The vertical and horizontal adjustments for the Aries can be achieved by turning the elevation and windage adjustment mechanisms (remove dust caps first). Each click equals 1/2 inch at 100 yards. When reaching the maximum range of rotation do not use force.

Elevation

Windage

CLEANING THE EYEPIECE

You may need to clean the eyepiece of the riflescope from time to time in order to guarantee top per- formance. When you receive your riflescope you should check for dust on the eyepiece of the unit.

First you will need to remove the eyepiece. To do that you will need to initially loosen the 2 set screws that can be found on the base. Then unscrew the eyepiece counter-clockwise to remove it.

NOTE: You do not have to remove the set screws completely, they are very small and easy to misplace.

CAUTION: Use only Photographic lens cleaning tissue on these surfaces. Be careful not to scratch or smudge any of these surfaces. When using compressed air to blow dust away, make sure to avoid inverting the can while spraying. This can cause frozen propellant to exit the can, which can cause serious problems with the glass and phosphor screen