ATN, Inc. 10x65Z User Manual download pdf (Page 5)

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WINDAGE AND ELEVATION

The vertical and horizontal adjustments for the

10x65Z can be achieved by turning the eleva-

tion and windage adjustment mechanisms

(remove dust caps first). Each click equals to

1/8 inches at 100 yards. When reaching the

maximum of rotation do not use force.

ZEROING

Pre-zeroing is recommended and can be done

in accordance with a scope guide or owner’s

instructions.

CAUTION: Be sure gun is not loaded. Always

use safe gun handling procedures.

All shooting should be done at an approved

range or other safe area. Eye and ear protec-

tion is recommended.

DANGER: If you used a bore-obstructing

device, remove it before proceeding. If

the barrel has-been drilled for a mount,

check that the screws do not protrude

into the bore. Do not fire live or even blank

ammunition with an obstructed barrel. An

obstruction can cause serious damage

to the gun and possible injury to you and

others nearby.

Set the shooting distance on the compensa-

tor’s scale.

From a steady position, fire three rounds at a

target. Observe the impact errors and estimate

the correction value. Adjust windage and

elevation handles as needed to correct aim.

1. Remove the dust caps from the top of the

windage and elevation adjusting handles.

2. Choose one of the lines as regard to which

you can take readings more conveniently.

3. Rotating the scale by protrusive pins set

zero of the turning scale just opposite the

chosen line.

4. Turn the windage and elevation handles

through the number of clicks necessary for

an amendment.

The number of clicks should be read from the

scale with respect to the chosen line. Each

graduation interval equals to 10 clicks.

NOTE: Each click of adjustment changes

bullet strike by the amount shown on the

chart below.

Windage/Elevation

(inches of movement per click)

100 Yards - 1/8”

200 Yards - 1/4”

300 Yards - 3/8”

400 Yards - 1/2”

600 Yards - 3/4”

800 Yards - 1”

1000Yards - 1 1/4”

When you have finished adjustment of fire,

recap windage and elevation mechanisms.

ELECTRONIC RETICLE

Your scope has an electronic reticle. There

are 11 degrees of illumination. The rheostat is

the knob located at the back of the scope. It is

labeled with numbers OFF through 11. When

the rheostat is set at OFF you will see a black

etched reticle. The reticle will light up red elec-

tronically as you rotate the rheostat through

the numbers, 11 being the brightest.

RANGEFINDER RETICLE

The Mil-dot reticle is used in the 10x65Z. Mil

dot reticle is a reliable means of determining

distances to targets, establishing leads for

moving targets, and for alternate aiming points

for windage and elevation holds.

Dots are spaced in one mil (milliradian) incre-

ments on the crosshair. A distance to target

can be calculated using the mil formula, that is

based on the size of the object being targeted.

Look through the scope, and bracket the object

between dots.

1 mil

1 mil

Windage

Bullet drop

compensator

Elevation

Turning

scales

Lines

Pins

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