User Manual

the reticle at a plumb line. Align the vertical cross hair of the reticle with the plumb line by rotating

the scope within the rings. Once you are satisfied with your scopes setting and placement tighten

the rings evenly and securely according to the Manufactures Specifications. Be sure not to over

tighten the rings, as doing so can cause permanent damage to the scope.

Focusing Your Scope

 CAUTION: VIEWING THE SUN WITH THIS SCOPE OR ANY OTHER OPTICAL

DEVICE CAN CAUSE PERMANENT INJURY TO THE EYE INCLUDING BLINDNESS

For compact tactical scopes with the quick focus ring feature, follow these next

instructions:

Holding the scope at the proper distance from your eye, in order to achieve a Full Field of View,

the reticle should appear sharp and clear. If not, it will be necessary to adjust the focus by turning

the Quick Focus Ring.

1. Make quick glances through the eyepiece at a

featureless bright surface such as a white wall, or

the open sky.

2. Turning the Quick Focus Ring counter-clockwise will

extend the Ocular Lens outward, generally suitable

for those who are far sighted. Turning the Quick

Focus Ring clockwise will draw the Ocular Lens

inward, generally suitable for those who are near

sighted.

3. Fine tune your adjustments until the reticle appears

sharp and clear. If the Ocular Lens reaches its

outer limits of adjustment, be sure not to force it as

doing so will cause damage to the eyepiece.

For compact tactical scopes with the adjustable ocular bell housing focus feature, follow

these instructions:

Just in front of Ocular Bell Housing you will find a knurled ring that is the Lock Ring. With scope

models with Variable Magnification, the Lock Ring will be located between the Ocular Bell Housing

and the Magnification Ring.

1. This Lock Ring loosens by turning the Lock Ring Clockwise. With the Lock Ring loosened, you

can then turn the Ocular Bell Housing to adjust the Reticle Focus.

2. Make quick glances through the eyepiece at a featureless bright surface such as a white wall,

or the open sky.

3. Turning the Ocular Bell Housing Counter-Clockwise will extend the Ocular Lens outward,

generally suitable for those who are far sighted. Be careful to not turn the Ocular Bell Housing

too far out, as it can come free from the scope body, breaking the O-Ring nitrogen seal. Don’t

go more than 3 to 4 full revolution Counter-Clockwise from the factory position.