For detailed zeroing information please refer to the user’s manual.

The following procedure is provided for users familiar with optical combat sight zeroing.

1. Set the magnification to 4X when zeroing!

2. Azimuth zeroing uses the windage screw found at the front of the mount. Rotate the front left windage screw clockwise to move the point of impact to the left; counter clockwise to move to the right. Each click of the windage screw moves the point of impact by one-half MOA (approximately 1/2” at 100 yards). Figure 2-4

3. Elevation zeroing uses the elevation dial the bottom rear of the mount. Unlock the zeroing lock (silver tab) by raising it up as far as it will go. Be sure that the lock pin at the bottom of the zeroing lock is fully disengaged from the elevation dial.

4. Adjust the elevation dial as required. Each click of the elevation dial moves the point of impact by one-half MOA (approximately 1/2” at 100 yards). Turn the dial to the Right to Raise the point of impact, turn to the Left to Lower the point of impact.

When satisfied with elevation zero, lower the zeroing lock (silver tab) fully to lock the elevation zero at its current setting.