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With the rings pre-installed onto the firearm, separate the top
and bottom halves of the rings. Set the scope in the cradles
formed by the bottom ring halves. Replace the tops loosely. Do
not tighten.
Position the scope as far forward as possible. Rotate the scope
to position the elevation turret on top.
With the firearm in a steady rest position, slowly pull the scope
to the rear until the full field of view becomes visible (to ensure
maximum eye relief). Check the orientation of the reticle. The
reticle must be vertical. This can be checked using a hanging
plumb line.
With the scope properly positioned and the reticle aligned
tighten the top halves of the rings evenly.
• The inner surface of the mounting rings should be free of dirt
and degreased.
• Avoid fastening of the mounting rings on the riflescope’s tube
too loose. Riflescope’s shift in the rings due to recoil may
damage the tube.
• Avoid tightening the mounting rings on the riflescope’s tube
too tight as it may damage the riflescope or aect its optical
properties. Check and use the tightening torque recommended
by the mount manufacturer.
• We recommend having the riflescope mounted by an
authorized, qualified gunsmith.
• Riflescope damage caused by incorrect mounting is not
covered by the warranty.
CAUTION!
If you decide to mount the scope yourself check the
specification note at the end of this manual to ensure that this
would not void the warranty.
CAUTION!
Be sure that the firearm is not loaded. Practice safe firearm
handling procedures at all times.
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