Minox RS-6 handleiding

Handleiding

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MOUNTING

We recommend having the riflescope mounted by a specialist

workshop or gunsmith. This ensures that the weapon and

riflescope are properly matched to each other.

DIOPTRE ADJUSTMENT

The purpose of the diopter adjustment is to adjust the scope

to the user’s eye and compensate for individual prescriptions.

If corrective glasses are to be worn when shooting, the diopter

should be adjusted while wearing the glasses.

Note: When making adjustments on the riflescope, please

adhere to the safety rules when handling your weapon.

To adjust the focus, first turn the diopter ring to the highest

magnification and turn slowly in the opposite direction until

you have reached the sharpest possible image. For best results,

look at a neutral colored object in the distance like a cloudy sky

or tree line. When looking through the scope, the reticle must be

in sharp focus without having to make any further adjustments.

Even though the eye can compensate for a suboptimal focus

for some time, this results in eye fatigue after prolonged use.

MAGNIFICATION SETTING

To set the required magnification, turn the magnification ring

in the front area of the ocular. Turn clockwise to reduce the

magnification, turn anticlockwise to increase magnification.

PARALLAX COMPENSATION

(MODEL 2.2-14X50 | 3-18X56 BDC)

Parallax is the visible movement of the reticle over the target

image. This occurs when the observing eye moves vertically

or horizontally behind the riflescope and the scope has not

yet been adjusted parallax-free to the target distance. This

movement is also called parallax error and is a displacement of

the apparent position of an object viewed along two dierent

lines of sight.

Parallax compensation (11, see page 12) brings the target

image into the same focal plane as the reticle. The target

image as seen by the shooter is brought into focus and hereby

eliminates parallax errors. To determine if the riflescope is

parallax-free at the desired distance, move your head up and

down, and from side to side while looking at the target through

the riflescope. If the reticle appears to be moving while doing

this (make sure that the weapon is absolutely still), the parallax

adjustment has not been set at the desired distance and needs

to be readjusted. As soon as the reticle no longer moves on the

target image, the parallax is completely switched o and the

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