Zeroing
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CAUTION: Do not continue to adjust windage and elevation mechanisms if you encounter resistance.
The Elevation Adjustment Screw is located on top of the sight, while the Windage Adjustment Screw is located on the right side.
a)Open (remove) Lens Covers.
b)Turn the Switch Knob clockwise until the red dot has a sufficient intensity to contrast against the target.
c)Remove the Adjustment Cap for windage and elevation adjustment, one at a time. The two knobs incorporated on top of the Adjustment Cap
(1) shall be used for adjusting the Screw. Reverse the Adjustment Cap and the knobs will fit into the two recesses on the Adjustment Screw.
NOTE: Each click of the Adjustment Screw corresponds to a 13 mm movement of the point of impact at 100 meters, (3 mm at 25 meters and 26 mm at 200 meters or 1/2” at 100 yds).
d)Insert the two knobs on top of the Adjustment Cap in the two holes on the Adjustment Screw and turn as follows:
-To move the point of impact to the right, turn windage adjustment screw counter clockwise
-To move the point of impact to the left, turn windage adjustment screw clockwise
-To move the point of impact up, turn elevation adjustment screw counter clockwise.
-To move the point of impact down, turn elevation adjustment screw clockwise.
e)Confirm zeroing by firing at least three shots at a zeroing target. Check points of impact on zeroing target to confirm accuracy and repeat above procedure if required.
f)After initial firing, ensure that the sight is secure.
g)Turn Rotary Switch to OFF position (counter clockwise).
h)Close front and rear Lens Covers.
OPERATION UNDER EXTREME CONDITIONS
a)Extreme heat (moist or dry): No special procedures required.
b)Extreme cold: Extreme cold might shorten battery life. It could also make the Rotary Switch a little harder to turn than at normal temperatures.
c)Salt air: No special procedures required.
d)Sea spray, water, mud and snow: Ensure that Battery Cap and the two
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