This document provides instructions for using a Primary Arms 3-18x50 first focal plane scope with an ACSS reticle. It discusses how to adjust the diopter for a clear reticle, set the parallax at different ranges, illuminate the reticle, establish zero by sighting the rifle in, and reset the windage and elevation turrets. Accessories like a sun shade that can attach to the scope are also mentioned.
Primary Arms 3-18x50 FFP | Apollo HUD 6.5 Creedmoor ReticleOptics-Trade
The document provides instructions for using a FIRST FOCAL PLANE SCOPE WITH APOLLOTM HUDTM 6.5 CM RETICLE, including how to achieve a clear reticle picture, adjust parallax, use the reticle illumination and establish zero, and reset the adjustment knobs and power ring fin. It contains information about features of the scope like magnification, reticle focus, elevation and windage adjustment, as well as accessories for the scope.
Instruction Manual | Primary Arms PLX5 6-30x56 FFP with DEKA MIL reticle rifl...Optics-Trade
This document provides instructions for setting up and using a 6-30x56mm front focal plane rifle scope with a DEKA MIL reticle. It describes adjusting the diopter and parallax settings, understanding the ranging capabilities of the reticle using mils, and how to set the zero stop elevation turret to maintain a 100-yard zero point of aim.
The document provides detailed instructions for setting up and using a 4-14x44mm rifle scope with an ARC-2 MOA reticle. It explains how to adjust the diopter and parallax settings, illuminate the reticle, understand the reticle markings, zero the scope, and use the reticle for ranging targets and compensating for bullet drop at different distances using both click and holdover methods. The scope has 1/4 MOA click adjustments, is first focal plane, and comes with a 3-year warranty from the manufacturer Primary Arms.
This document provides instructions for installing and operating a Nightforce B.E.A.S.T. 5-25x56mm riflescope. It describes the various components and adjustment features of the riflescope, including instructions for zeroing, parallax adjustment, reticle focus, illumination settings, and installing the riflescope onto a rifle using the appropriate rings and bases. Safety warnings are provided throughout regarding proper handling and use of the riflescope.
This owner's manual provides instructions for operating and maintaining Nightforce riflescopes models ATACR 4-16x42 F1 and ATACR 5-25x56 F1. It discusses how to focus the reticle, adjust the parallax, operate the illuminated reticle, replace batteries, install the riflescope, level the reticle, establish a sight-in zero, and set the elevation adjustments. Proper installation and adjustments are necessary for accurate shooting. The manual also contains warranty and specification information.
This manual provides instructions for using Bushnell Elite 3.5-21x50 and 4.5-30x50 tactical riflescopes with specific reticle designs. It describes the various parts of the scope including the fast focus eyepiece, power change ring, side focus adjustment, elevation and windage turrets, and sunshade. The document provides details on bore sighting and zeroing the scope, as well as specifics about the Mil Dot, G2DMR, H59, and TRMR2 reticle designs. Instructions are also given for setting and resetting the zero stop on Z-Stop models.
Instruction Manual US OPTICS SR Rifle Scope | Optics TradeOptics-Trade
The document provides instructions for using a rifle scope produced by U.S. Optics. It includes sections on focusing the reticle, mounting the scope, zeroing the scope, replacing batteries in an illuminated reticle, and cleaning the scope. The manufacturer provides the manual to guide users on properly installing, sighting in, and maintaining the optic.
Primary Arms 3-18x50 FFP | Apollo HUD 6.5 Creedmoor ReticleOptics-Trade
The document provides instructions for using a FIRST FOCAL PLANE SCOPE WITH APOLLOTM HUDTM 6.5 CM RETICLE, including how to achieve a clear reticle picture, adjust parallax, use the reticle illumination and establish zero, and reset the adjustment knobs and power ring fin. It contains information about features of the scope like magnification, reticle focus, elevation and windage adjustment, as well as accessories for the scope.
Instruction Manual | Primary Arms PLX5 6-30x56 FFP with DEKA MIL reticle rifl...Optics-Trade
This document provides instructions for setting up and using a 6-30x56mm front focal plane rifle scope with a DEKA MIL reticle. It describes adjusting the diopter and parallax settings, understanding the ranging capabilities of the reticle using mils, and how to set the zero stop elevation turret to maintain a 100-yard zero point of aim.
The document provides detailed instructions for setting up and using a 4-14x44mm rifle scope with an ARC-2 MOA reticle. It explains how to adjust the diopter and parallax settings, illuminate the reticle, understand the reticle markings, zero the scope, and use the reticle for ranging targets and compensating for bullet drop at different distances using both click and holdover methods. The scope has 1/4 MOA click adjustments, is first focal plane, and comes with a 3-year warranty from the manufacturer Primary Arms.
This document provides instructions for installing and operating a Nightforce B.E.A.S.T. 5-25x56mm riflescope. It describes the various components and adjustment features of the riflescope, including instructions for zeroing, parallax adjustment, reticle focus, illumination settings, and installing the riflescope onto a rifle using the appropriate rings and bases. Safety warnings are provided throughout regarding proper handling and use of the riflescope.
This owner's manual provides instructions for operating and maintaining Nightforce riflescopes models ATACR 4-16x42 F1 and ATACR 5-25x56 F1. It discusses how to focus the reticle, adjust the parallax, operate the illuminated reticle, replace batteries, install the riflescope, level the reticle, establish a sight-in zero, and set the elevation adjustments. Proper installation and adjustments are necessary for accurate shooting. The manual also contains warranty and specification information.
This manual provides instructions for using Bushnell Elite 3.5-21x50 and 4.5-30x50 tactical riflescopes with specific reticle designs. It describes the various parts of the scope including the fast focus eyepiece, power change ring, side focus adjustment, elevation and windage turrets, and sunshade. The document provides details on bore sighting and zeroing the scope, as well as specifics about the Mil Dot, G2DMR, H59, and TRMR2 reticle designs. Instructions are also given for setting and resetting the zero stop on Z-Stop models.
Instruction Manual US OPTICS SR Rifle Scope | Optics TradeOptics-Trade
The document provides instructions for using a rifle scope produced by U.S. Optics. It includes sections on focusing the reticle, mounting the scope, zeroing the scope, replacing batteries in an illuminated reticle, and cleaning the scope. The manufacturer provides the manual to guide users on properly installing, sighting in, and maintaining the optic.
The document provides information about a 1-6x24 first focal plane scope with an ACSS Raptor reticle. It includes 3 key points:
1) The ACSS Raptor reticle increases accuracy and decreases engagement time by utilizing bullet drop compensation, wind holds, and moving target leads.
2) It is important to properly adjust the diopter ring to match your eye for a clear reticle picture before sighting in the scope.
3) The reticle provides bullet drop compensation from 0-600 yards, wind holds, and leading marks for moving targets to increase hitting power.
Instruction manual Primary Arms SLX6 1-6x24 SFP GEN III ACSS Griffin MILOptics-Trade
The document provides information about setting up and using a 1-6x24 second focal plane scope with an ACSS Griffin MIL reticle. It summarizes how to set the diopter for a clear reticle picture, illuminate the reticle, zero the scope at various distances using the bullet drop compensation in the reticle, and use the lead dots and hash marks to engage moving targets and estimate range.
Instruction manual Primary Arms SLX6 1-6x24 SFP GEN III ACSS 5.56Optics-Trade
The document provides information about how to use a 1-6x24 scope with an ACSS reticle. It describes adjusting the diopter ring to focus the reticle, using the illumination settings, zeroing the scope at 100 yards using the chevron and bullet drop compensation out to 800 yards, adjusting windage and elevation, and using the reticle markings to lead targets and estimate range. The document also lists specifications of the scope such as magnification range, objective size, eye relief, click value, and warranty information.
Instruction manual Primary Arms SLX6 1-6x24 SFP GEN III ACSS PredatorOptics-Trade
The document provides information about a 1-6x24 second focal plane scope with an ACSS Predator reticle. It summarizes how to properly adjust the diopter setting to focus the reticle, use the illumination settings, zero the scope at 100 yards using the chevron tip, understand the bullet drop compensation out to 500 yards and wind holds marked in 5 mph increments, and auto-range targets using the 10-inch circles at 300, 400, and 500 yards. The document also lists the specifications of the scope such as 1-6x magnification, 24mm objective lens, 50 MOA of adjustment, and lifetime warranty.
Instructions VORTEX RAZOR HD 5-20x50 Riflescope | Optics TradeOptics-Trade
The document provides information about the Vortex Razor HD 5-20x50 riflescope. It describes the scope's features such as its one piece 35mm main tube, state-of-the-art optical system, 5-20x magnification range, and 50mm objective lens. The document also provides details on how to adjust the scope's reticle focus, parallax, elevation and windage turrets, illumination settings, and zero stop feature. It includes instructions for mounting the scope, bore sighting it, and completing the sight-in process at the range.
Instruction manual Primary Arms SLX6 1-6x24 SFP GEN III ACSS 300BOOptics-Trade
This document provides information about a 1-6x24 second focal plane scope with an ACSS reticle designed for 7.62x39 and 300 Blackout cartridges. The reticle utilizes bullet drop compensation and wind holds to aid in long range shooting. The document describes how to set the diopter, illuminate the reticle, zero the scope, understand the bullet drop and wind holds, and use the vertical and horizontal ranging marks on the reticle. Specifications of the scope such as magnification, eye relief, adjustment clicks, and warranty information are also included.
Zero Compromise Optic Operator's Manual 2019 | Optics TradeOptics-Trade
This document provides product specifications and instructions for a rifle scope made by Zero Compromise Optic (ZCO). It begins with safety warnings and export restrictions. Diagrams and specifications are provided for two rifle scope models. The document then provides detailed instructions on mounting the scope, focusing the reticle, adjusting parallax, operating the reticle illumination, zeroing the scope, cleaning, and warranty information.
This document is an owner's manual for the Nightforce SHV 4-14x56 riflescope. It provides instructions on how to focus the reticle, adjust parallax, make elevation and windage adjustments, use the illuminated reticle, install the riflescope, level the reticle, and establish a sight-in zero. The manual describes the various components of the riflescope, explains how to install batteries, and provides torque specifications and warnings for proper installation.
The document provides an overview and instructions for using a 4-14x44mm rifle scope equipped with the Primary Arms ACSS HUD DMR 5.56 reticle. The reticle was designed to quickly engage targets at unknown ranges between 400-1000 yards in challenging conditions. It includes features like bullet drop compensation, wind holds, and moving target leads calculated for 5.56 ammunition. The document explains how to set the diopter and parallax settings, illuminate the reticle, zero the scope using the provided chart, and reset the turret positions.
Ophthalmic prisms are thin prisms with an apical angle of less than 10-15 degrees. They are used in refractive corrections and can be prescribed for conditions like strabismus. The orientation of a prism, whether base-in or base-out, affects how the eye perceives an object through the prism. Prism power can be calculated using formulas like Prentice's rule and decompounded or recombined as needed for a prescription.
The document provides information about an advanced micro red dot sight, including frequently asked questions about the angled lens, tinted glass, and ensuring a clear sight picture. It describes features like brightness settings, battery type, windage and elevation adjustment, mounting options using the removable base, lens care instructions, specifications, and warranty information. The summary covers the purpose, key features, and included contents of the red dot sight.
Instructions VORTEX SPARC II Red Dot | Optics TradeOptics-Trade
The Vortex SPARC II Red Dot Sight features a rugged and streamlined design that can be mounted on a variety of firearm platforms. It has adjustable brightness settings and multiple mounting height options for customization. The red dot can be powered on/off and adjusted for brightness, and the elevation and windage can be adjusted using the dials to accurately sight in the firearm.
This document summarizes the features and specifications of the Primary Arms 4-14x44 FFP scope with ACSS reticle for .308 and .223 calibers. It includes details on the reticle design which allows for rapid target engagement without needing to calculate ballistics data. Tables are provided with bullet drop compensation and auto-range figures correlated to the reticle for various ammunition loads and barrel lengths. Instructions cover how to install, focus and zero the scope.
This document discusses best form spectacle lenses and their off-axis performance. It describes how lenses are designed to minimize common aberrations seen off-axis like transverse chromatic aberration, oblique astigmatism, and distortion. Specific lens forms are examined, including point-focal, minimum tangential error, and Percival designs. Field diagrams illustrate how different lens curves can improve off-axis power. The principles of Tscherning's ellipses, which help design lenses corrected for oblique astigmatism, are also summarized.
Instruction Manual | Burris Fast Fire III | Optics TradeOptics-Trade
The Burris FastFire 3 is a compact and lightweight red dot reflex sight weighing less than 1 ounce. It has 4 brightness settings, including an automatic setting, and windage and elevation adjustments to fine tune the point of aim. The sight is durable and resistant to recoil, with an operating temperature range of -10°F to +130°F. It requires a single CR1632 battery and comes with different mounting plate options for various firearm models.
The document provides instructions for using a rifle scope with an illuminated reticle and bullet drop compensation features. It describes how to adjust the diopter, parallax, reticle illumination, and windage/elevation settings. The reticle subdivisions provide holdover points for ranging and compensating for bullet drop out to 1000 yards, depending on ammunition type.
The document provides information about a 1-6x24 first focal plane scope with an ACSS Raptor reticle. It includes 3 key points:
1) The ACSS Raptor reticle increases accuracy and decreases engagement time by utilizing bullet drop compensation, wind holds, and moving target leads.
2) It is important to properly adjust the diopter ring to match your eye for a clear reticle picture before sighting in the scope.
3) The reticle provides bullet drop compensation from 0-600 yards, wind holds, and leading marks for moving targets to increase hitting power.
Instruction manual Primary Arms SLX6 1-6x24 SFP GEN III ACSS Griffin MILOptics-Trade
The document provides information about setting up and using a 1-6x24 second focal plane scope with an ACSS Griffin MIL reticle. It summarizes how to set the diopter for a clear reticle picture, illuminate the reticle, zero the scope at various distances using the bullet drop compensation in the reticle, and use the lead dots and hash marks to engage moving targets and estimate range.
Instruction manual Primary Arms SLX6 1-6x24 SFP GEN III ACSS 5.56Optics-Trade
The document provides information about how to use a 1-6x24 scope with an ACSS reticle. It describes adjusting the diopter ring to focus the reticle, using the illumination settings, zeroing the scope at 100 yards using the chevron and bullet drop compensation out to 800 yards, adjusting windage and elevation, and using the reticle markings to lead targets and estimate range. The document also lists specifications of the scope such as magnification range, objective size, eye relief, click value, and warranty information.
Instruction manual Primary Arms SLX6 1-6x24 SFP GEN III ACSS PredatorOptics-Trade
The document provides information about a 1-6x24 second focal plane scope with an ACSS Predator reticle. It summarizes how to properly adjust the diopter setting to focus the reticle, use the illumination settings, zero the scope at 100 yards using the chevron tip, understand the bullet drop compensation out to 500 yards and wind holds marked in 5 mph increments, and auto-range targets using the 10-inch circles at 300, 400, and 500 yards. The document also lists the specifications of the scope such as 1-6x magnification, 24mm objective lens, 50 MOA of adjustment, and lifetime warranty.
Instructions VORTEX RAZOR HD 5-20x50 Riflescope | Optics TradeOptics-Trade
The document provides information about the Vortex Razor HD 5-20x50 riflescope. It describes the scope's features such as its one piece 35mm main tube, state-of-the-art optical system, 5-20x magnification range, and 50mm objective lens. The document also provides details on how to adjust the scope's reticle focus, parallax, elevation and windage turrets, illumination settings, and zero stop feature. It includes instructions for mounting the scope, bore sighting it, and completing the sight-in process at the range.
Instruction manual Primary Arms SLX6 1-6x24 SFP GEN III ACSS 300BOOptics-Trade
This document provides information about a 1-6x24 second focal plane scope with an ACSS reticle designed for 7.62x39 and 300 Blackout cartridges. The reticle utilizes bullet drop compensation and wind holds to aid in long range shooting. The document describes how to set the diopter, illuminate the reticle, zero the scope, understand the bullet drop and wind holds, and use the vertical and horizontal ranging marks on the reticle. Specifications of the scope such as magnification, eye relief, adjustment clicks, and warranty information are also included.
Zero Compromise Optic Operator's Manual 2019 | Optics TradeOptics-Trade
This document provides product specifications and instructions for a rifle scope made by Zero Compromise Optic (ZCO). It begins with safety warnings and export restrictions. Diagrams and specifications are provided for two rifle scope models. The document then provides detailed instructions on mounting the scope, focusing the reticle, adjusting parallax, operating the reticle illumination, zeroing the scope, cleaning, and warranty information.
This document is an owner's manual for the Nightforce SHV 4-14x56 riflescope. It provides instructions on how to focus the reticle, adjust parallax, make elevation and windage adjustments, use the illuminated reticle, install the riflescope, level the reticle, and establish a sight-in zero. The manual describes the various components of the riflescope, explains how to install batteries, and provides torque specifications and warnings for proper installation.
The document provides an overview and instructions for using a 4-14x44mm rifle scope equipped with the Primary Arms ACSS HUD DMR 5.56 reticle. The reticle was designed to quickly engage targets at unknown ranges between 400-1000 yards in challenging conditions. It includes features like bullet drop compensation, wind holds, and moving target leads calculated for 5.56 ammunition. The document explains how to set the diopter and parallax settings, illuminate the reticle, zero the scope using the provided chart, and reset the turret positions.
Ophthalmic prisms are thin prisms with an apical angle of less than 10-15 degrees. They are used in refractive corrections and can be prescribed for conditions like strabismus. The orientation of a prism, whether base-in or base-out, affects how the eye perceives an object through the prism. Prism power can be calculated using formulas like Prentice's rule and decompounded or recombined as needed for a prescription.
The document provides information about an advanced micro red dot sight, including frequently asked questions about the angled lens, tinted glass, and ensuring a clear sight picture. It describes features like brightness settings, battery type, windage and elevation adjustment, mounting options using the removable base, lens care instructions, specifications, and warranty information. The summary covers the purpose, key features, and included contents of the red dot sight.
Instructions VORTEX SPARC II Red Dot | Optics TradeOptics-Trade
The Vortex SPARC II Red Dot Sight features a rugged and streamlined design that can be mounted on a variety of firearm platforms. It has adjustable brightness settings and multiple mounting height options for customization. The red dot can be powered on/off and adjusted for brightness, and the elevation and windage can be adjusted using the dials to accurately sight in the firearm.
This document summarizes the features and specifications of the Primary Arms 4-14x44 FFP scope with ACSS reticle for .308 and .223 calibers. It includes details on the reticle design which allows for rapid target engagement without needing to calculate ballistics data. Tables are provided with bullet drop compensation and auto-range figures correlated to the reticle for various ammunition loads and barrel lengths. Instructions cover how to install, focus and zero the scope.
This document discusses best form spectacle lenses and their off-axis performance. It describes how lenses are designed to minimize common aberrations seen off-axis like transverse chromatic aberration, oblique astigmatism, and distortion. Specific lens forms are examined, including point-focal, minimum tangential error, and Percival designs. Field diagrams illustrate how different lens curves can improve off-axis power. The principles of Tscherning's ellipses, which help design lenses corrected for oblique astigmatism, are also summarized.
Instruction Manual | Burris Fast Fire III | Optics TradeOptics-Trade
The Burris FastFire 3 is a compact and lightweight red dot reflex sight weighing less than 1 ounce. It has 4 brightness settings, including an automatic setting, and windage and elevation adjustments to fine tune the point of aim. The sight is durable and resistant to recoil, with an operating temperature range of -10°F to +130°F. It requires a single CR1632 battery and comes with different mounting plate options for various firearm models.
The document provides instructions for using a rifle scope with an illuminated reticle and bullet drop compensation features. It describes how to adjust the diopter, parallax, reticle illumination, and windage/elevation settings. The reticle subdivisions provide holdover points for ranging and compensating for bullet drop out to 1000 yards, depending on ammunition type.
Instruction manual Primary Arms SLX6 1-6x24 SFP GEN III ACSS 22LROptics-Trade
The document provides instructions for setting up and using a 1-6x24 second focal plane scope with an ACSS reticle designed for .22LR calibers. It describes adjusting the diopter for a clear reticle picture, using the illumination settings and battery installation, zeroing the scope at 25 or 50 yards using the center dot, and understanding the bullet drop compensation and wind holds built into the ACSS reticle design to aid in long range shooting.
The owner's manual provides instructions for safely using and maintaining a rifle scope. It explains how to properly mount the scope to avoid injury, level and focus the reticle, bore sight the rifle, and zero the scope. The manual covers adjusting parallax, using illumination if included, and cleaning and storing the scope properly. It warns to never look at the sun through the scope and to check eye relief settings.
This document provides information about the PlatinumSeries 6-30x56mm front focal plane scope with an ACSS HUD DMR reticle. It includes 3 key features:
1) An advanced reticle that combines bullet drop compensation, range estimation, wind holds and moving target leads.
2) Adjustable parallax and illumination settings to optimize the reticle for various lighting conditions and target ranges.
3) A limited lifetime warranty against manufacturer defects.
Instruction manual Primary Arms SLX6 1-6x24 SFP GEN III K.I.S.S.Optics-Trade
The document provides information about setting up and using a 1-6x24 second focal plane scope with a KISS reticle from Primary Arms. It describes how to adjust the diopter to focus the reticle, set the illumination levels on the reticle, and zero the scope by adjusting the windage and elevation turrets. Specifications of the scope such as magnification range, objective size, eye relief, and battery type are also listed.
Instruction Manual | Element Optics Theos 6-36x56 | Optics TradeOptics-Trade
The document provides an owner's manual and information for the THEOS 6-36x56 FFP riflescope. It includes sections on mounting the riflescope, adjustments like focusing the reticle and target, zeroing the riflescope, turret features, accessories, understanding mrad and moa units, and details on the APR-2D reticle. The manual provides instructions for setup and use of the various components and features of the riflescope.
Instruction Manual | EO Tech 8-32x50 SFP | Optics TradeOptics-Trade
This document provides instructions and specifications for an EOTECH Vudu 8-32x Second Focal Plane riflescope. The 3-page summary is as follows:
1) The document outlines setup, operation and maintenance instructions for the riflescope, including zeroing the reticle, adjusting parallax and magnification, mounting the scope, and maintaining optics.
2) Warranty information is provided, with a limited lifetime warranty on materials/workmanship and a 2-year warranty on electronic components.
3) Contact information and instructions are given for returning the scope to EOTECH for service under warranty.
This document provides an instruction manual for Sightron riflescopes. It covers scope features, focusing the scope, parallax adjustment, mounting the scope, sighting in the gun, windage and elevation adjustments, battery replacement, re-zeroing, and using the mil-dot reticle. The manual describes the different types of scopes, how to focus and adjust them, and provides guidance on properly mounting, sighting in, and maintaining the scope to ensure optimal performance.
US Optics TS 6x/8x Instruction Manual | Optics TradeOptics-Trade
This document provides an overview and instructions for the TS-6X/TS-8X riflescope from U.S. Optics. It details how to install the battery, set the reticle focus, initially zero the scope to a rifle, adjust the elevation and windage, clean and maintain the scope, and warranty information. The scope has elevation and windage adjustment knobs with 1/4 MOA clicks, an illumination control knob to adjust the reticle brightness from 0-11, and a focus ring to focus the reticle image.
Instructions VORTEX CROSSFIRE II Hog Hunter | Optics TradeOptics-Trade
To summarize:
1. The document provides instructions for operating and adjusting various components of the Vortex Crossfire II Hog Hunter riflescope such as the reticle focus, magnification adjustment, windage and elevation turrets, parallax adjustment, and reticle illumination.
2. It describes how to properly mount the riflescope to a rifle using appropriate rings and bases, ensuring proper eye relief and reticle alignment.
3. The document outlines bore sighting the riflescope to aid final sight-in at the range, and how to fine tune windage and elevation adjustments until the desired point of impact is achieved.
The document provides instructions for setting up and using a Maven riflescope. It describes adjusting the focus, magnification, parallax (if applicable), and illumination (if applicable). It also provides directions for mounting the scope, centering the reticle, bore sighting, zeroing the reticle, adjusting the zero-stop, and resetting the turret to zero. Additional information is given on focal planes and caring for the scope.
US Optics TS 12x Instruction Manual | Optics TradeOptics-Trade
The document provides setup and use instructions for the TS-12X rifle scope from U.S. Optics. It describes how to adjust the reticle focus, elevation and windage for zeroing the scope, set the parallax, maintain the scope, and details the lifetime warranty. The scope has adjustable objective and ocular lenses, windage and elevation turrets, and a parallax adjustment dial to configure for the user's needs.
Instructions | Vortex Crossfire II | 30mmOptics-Trade
The Crossfire II riflescope has features like generous eye relief, rugged construction, and precise controls. It is designed for hunters and shooters. The riflescope uses a fast focus eyepiece, adjustable elevation and windage dials, and variable power adjustments. It can be mounted on rifles using appropriate rings and bases. Initial setup involves focusing the reticle, bore sighting, and final sight-in at a shooting range to zero the riflescope.
This document provides information about the Riton 1 Primal 4-12x50 riflescope. It includes technical specifications, explanations of reticle types and illumination systems, instructions for mounting, bore sighting and zeroing the scope, as well as Riton's lifetime warranty information. The scope features 12x magnification, an illuminated red dot reticle, and is designed for hunting applications.
Instruction Manual | EO Tech 1-6x24 | Optics TradeOptics-Trade
This document summarizes the key features and operating instructions for the EOTech Vudu 1-6x riflescope. It describes the riflescope's variable magnification adjustment, reticle focus adjustment, illumination settings, battery replacement procedure, elevation and windage adjustments, and provides guidance on mounting, sighting in, and basic maintenance of the riflescope.
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Technical Data | ThermTec Wild 325 | Optics TradeOptics-Trade
The Wild 325 is a thermal imaging monocular with 384*288 thermal resolution and an NETD of less than 18mk. It features automatic object detection, AI distance measurement, 1x-4x digital zoom, various pseudo colors, joystick control, a large aperture, 1024*768 OLED display, 10 hour battery life, and forest/target outline modes. Weighing 470g and measuring 190.2x69.3x58.7mm, it is used for night hunting, observation, rescue operations, and hiking while coming with accessories like a monocular, lanyard, lens cloth, manual, bag, USB cable, hand strap, charger, and two lithium batteries.
Wild Series Thermal Imaging Monocular User Manual outlines key features and functions of the device. It has an uncooled infrared detector with less than 18mk NETD, 1x-4x digital zoom, various detection modes including AI and laser rangefinder combination. The manual covers device operation including charging, power on/off, button functions, menu settings, capture and recording functions. Technical specifications and regulatory information are also provided.
Technical Data | ThermTec Hunt 335 | Optics TradeOptics-Trade
The Thermal Clip-On Hunt335 is a 384*288 thermal resolution clip-on device with 0.39-inch OLED display, magnesium alloy housing, and lightweight compact design. It has features like self-learning image correction, ultra-long image stability, automatic object detection and distance measurement, various display modes, up to 7 hours battery life, and wireless remote control and app connectivity. It is intended for night hunting and observation applications.
The document is a user manual for ThermTec's Hunt Series thermal clip-on device. It provides instructions on safely using the device, including not pointing it at intense heat sources. It also details features like the 12μm thermal imaging detector, 1024x768 resolution OLED display, and IP67 protection rating. The manual covers device components, menu operation, recording and sharing capabilities, and maintenance guidelines.
Flyer | Guide DN Series Handheld Digital Binoculars | Optics TradeOptics-Trade
The DN30 is a handheld digital binocular featuring 4K resolution imaging, day and night usage capabilities, and WIFI connectivity. It uses a 3840x2160 CMOS sensor and 1920x1080 AMOLED displays to provide high-quality color images in daylight and infrared images at night. Additional features include laser rangefinding up to 600 meters, IP67 waterproofing, and over 6 hours of battery life. The DN30 is suitable for outdoor observation, law enforcement, night hunting, and search and rescue applications.
Instruction Manual | Pard FD1 Digital NV Front Attachment | Optics TradeOptics-Trade
This document provides installation and operation instructions for a digital night vision front clip-on device. It includes steps for unboxing the device, installing the battery, powering on the device, and installing the adapter to attach the device to a rifle scope. The document provides details on the device's components and specifications, as well as precautions for use and storage.
Instruction Manual | EOTech Vudu X 2-12x40 | Optics TradeOptics-Trade
The document provides instructions for use and maintenance of EOTECH's 2-12x40 SFP Vudu X precision riflescope. It details the riflescope's features including its reticles, adjustments for magnification, focus, illumination and windage/elevation. It also provides steps for battery replacement, mounting, bore sighting, zeroing and cleaning the riflescope.
Instruction Manual | EOTech Vudu X 1-6x24 | Optics TradeOptics-Trade
The document provides instructions for use and maintenance of EOTECH's 1-6x24 SFP Vudu X riflescope. It describes the riflescope's features such as its magnification range of 1-6x, adjustable reticles, and illumination settings. It then provides directions for adjusting the magnification, reticle focus, illumination, and windage/elevation turrets. The document also includes guidelines for re-indexing the turret dials, replacing batteries, mounting the riflescope, achieving proper eye relief, and installing the quick throw lever.
Instruction Manual | Nightforce CFS 6-36x50 F1 | Optics TradeOptics-Trade
The document is an owner's manual for a Nightforce Configurable Field Spotting Scope (CFS) 6-36x50mm F1. It contains 3 sentences:
The manual provides instructions for use, maintenance, and warranty information for the Nightforce CFS 6-36x50mm spotting scope, including focusing the image, adjusting magnification and diopter settings, mounting on a tripod, and installing optional accessory cages and rails. Key features of the spotting scope such as the rapid focus ring, magnification ring, and integrated dovetail base are described along with what is included in the product box and proper lens cap usage. Safety warnings and export restrictions are also noted at the beginning.
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3. (A)
Objective
Lens
(Front)
(E)
Reticle Focus/
Diopter
(Rear)
(C)
Elevation
Adjustment Knob
(G)
Reticle
Illumination
Knob
(H)
Parallax/
Side Focus Knob
(B)
Windage
Adjustment Knob
(D)
Power
Ring Fin
(F)
Magnification/
Power Ring
2
3-18X50 FIRST FOCAL PLANE SCOPE
WITH ACSS®
HUD™
DMR .308-.223 RETICLE
The 3-18x50 FFP Scope is a tough precision optic with unprecedented flexibility.
It is very fast to acquire target at 3x magnification and extremely accurate at
18x magnification, remaining true at all magnifications. Advanced features like
locking, resettable adjustment knobs, side focus parallax adjustment and red
reticle illumination are incorporated efficiently. Due to the first focal plane design
of this scope, please note that at high magnifications beyond 10x, not all of the
reticle will be visible. The magnification has simply exceeded the field of view
represented by the outer edges of the reticle.
4. 3
ACHIEVING A CLEAR RETICLE PICTURE
Your 3-18x50 FFP scope comes with an adjustable diopter ring that must be set to match your eye. Located at the rear of the eyepiece, it is marked simply [+ 0 -]. The Reticle Focus/
Diopter (E) changes the focus of the reticle as you see it inside the scope. It does not change the focus of objects that you look at through the scope. Setting the diopter is a critical
first step to successful precision shooting. You can set the diopter before you have even mounted the scope in its rings.
1. Turn the Magnification/Power Ring (F) to a high setting, between 14x and 18x, and point the scope at a bright, featureless background such as blue sky or a blank white wall.
2. Turn the Parallax/Side Focus Knob (H) to infinity [∞].
3. With your head in position behind the scope, look at the wall or sky. If you look through prescription glasses when shooting, wear them now too. After 5 or 6 seconds,
close your eyes.
4. Now open your eyes, glance through the scope and immediately see if the reticle is sharp or blurry. If you notice that the reticle seems blurry at first and then suddenly sharpens,
your eyes have focused on the reticle itself instead of looking through the scope. You must adjust the Reticle Focus/Diopter (E) and try again.
5. If the reticle was blurry, turn the Reticle Focus/Diopter (E) ring and repeat the process again. The process will take multiple adjustments. Each time you repeat the process, ask
yourself if the reticle was sharper or more blurry than before. The final adjustments may be very fine. If your eyes get watery or tired, walk away for a bit and come back to this
later.
6. Once the reticle appears sharp as soon as you glance through the scope, the diopter is set for your eyes. Everyone’s eyes are slightly different, so the ideal adjustment
changes from person to person. Many shooters will mark their correct diopter position with a little dab of paint or fingernail polish next to the 0 mark, in case the ring gets turned
accidentally later on. Others will apply electrical tape around the diameter of the ring to hold it in place.
This is a one-time adjustment. Reticle details may appear small when not looking at medium or long range targets, especially at low magnification. Shooting at those ranges is best
done from a well-supported position using a bipod or sandbags.
5. 4
ADJUSTING PARALLAX
The Parallax/Side Focus Knob (H) is located on the left side of the scope, marked with ranges from 15 yards to infinity. Although it is often referred to as a “side focus”
knob, parallax and focus are not the same thing. Parallax error occurs when the target’s image and the reticle are not aligned on the same focal plane inside the scope.
To visualize this, pick a picture on the wall of a room as your “target”, and stick your thumb up in front of it like you are a hitch-hiker. Your thumb represents the reticle of
the scope. Closing one eye and using your thumb to “aim” at the picture on the wall, you will notice that moving your head around changes where your thumb appears to
be aimed. This is because your thumb is not located in the same focal plane as the picture on the wall. Any slight change in your head position will change your point of
aim, and your point of impact. Adjusting the Parallax/Side Focus Knob (H) eliminates parallax error at different ranges by bringing the reticle into the same focal plane as
the target, like having a friend place their thumb directly against the picture on the wall. Parallax error is most noticeable at high magnifications. Adjustment is much easier
with your rifle secured by sandbags or a bipod.
1. Turn the Parallax/Side Focus Knob (H) until the target appears to be in focus. This will get you close to the correct adjustment.
2. Looking through the scope at the target, move your head just slightly from side to side. If you lose the sight picture you are moving too much. Go slowly, and see if the
reticle appears to move relative to your target. A target that appears to be floating around the reticle as you move your head indicates parallax error.
3. If the target appears to move in the opposite direction of your head, turn the Parallax/Side Focus Knob (H) counterclockwise. If the target appears to move in the same
direction as your head, turn the Parallax/Side Focus Knob (H) clockwise. These adjustments are very small. Move the Parallax/Side Focus Knob (H) just a little bit at a
time and re-check.
4. Once the reticle and target hold their positions as you move your head from side to side, parallax error is eliminated for targets at this range. Normally this adjustment
will also keep the target nicely in focus. However, to gain the most consistent hits on target, it is more important to eliminate parallax error than to have the target
perfectly in focus.
6. 5
RETICLE ILLUMINATION
ESTABLISHING ZERO
The Reticle Illumination Knob (G) on the left side of the scope is marked with numbers of increasing brightness from 1 to 6.
Between each number is an OFF setting. The cap unscrews counterclockwise, holding a CR2032 battery with the positive (+)
side facing towards the cap. Reticle illumination is most useful in low light situations like sunrise and sunset. The two brightest
reticle illumination settings in your Primary Arms scope are designed for day time use only. Reticle “bleed out”, abnormalities
and/or small imperfections may be visible when viewed indoors or in low light conditions at these two settings. This is a normal
result of the reticle etching process. Abnormalities at these settings will not be visible when viewed in day light conditions.
Using these settings in low light situations will also overpower your eye’s ability to see the target. The right amount of
illumination creates a clear contrast between the reticle and your intended target, without straining the eye. Reticle illumination
at the lower settings is useful in low light/indoor environments.
Using a bipod or sandbags, preferably on a bench or in the prone position, turn the power ring to a high magnification to
see your target as easily as possible. When the numbers on the knobs are adjacent to the scope body, the knobs are in the
“locked” position and cannot be turned. Pull the knobs away from the scope body to unlock and adjust them. When sighting in
your rifle, if your shots are hitting low, turn the elevation knob counterclockwise to bring the point of impact up. If your shots are
hitting to the left, turn the windage knob counterclockwise to bring the point of impact right. Once you are finished sighting in,
you can push the knobs back towards the scope body to lock them, preventing accidental rotation.
7. 6
Resettable Adjustment Knobs
3R
2.5R
RESETTING ZERO FOR WINDAGE AND ELEVATION
ACCESSORIES AND MORE INFORMATION
RESETTING THE POWER RING FIN
You can reset your Windage (B) and Elevation (C) Knob positions to read “zero” after sighting in your rifle.
Using a coin, turn the locking screw in the knob cap counterclockwise and remove it. Carefully pull the outer
knob straight away from the scope tube until it comes completely off. Line up the 0 mark with the center line
underneath, and press the outer knob straight towards the scope tube to reinstall. Finger pressure is all that is
needed. With the outer knob reinstalled, push down towards the scope tube to ensure the knob is locked and
cannot rotate. Then carefully tighten the knob cap using a coin. Do not over torque the locking screw.
The Primary Arms sun shade (SKU: PA3-18SS and PA3-18SS-FDE) is a useful addition to your 3-18x50 FFP
scope. The sun shade can prevent glare when shooting in bright sunlight at certain angles, and can keep water
away from the objective lens in the rain. The sun shade easily screws into the objective bell of the scope with
no tools needed. The sun shade is not included, and is available for sale separately.
The Power Ring Fin (D) is held onto the power ring by two 2.5 mm allen screws. The fin can be removed by
turning the hex screws counterclockwise to loosen them, and replaced on any of the available slot with
pre-drilled holes. Adjusting the positioning of the power ring fin is best done with the scope already mounted
on the rifle, checking carefully for any potential interference with other rifle components or accessories.
8. 7
THE HUD DMR RETICLE
ESTABLISHING ZERO, OR DIALING IN YOUR SCOPE
ACSS HUD DMR .308 is intended for use with .308 Winchester loadings and certain .223 Remington loadings. This
revolutionary reticle uses the holdover method to solve the problems involved in engaging moving targets appearing at
unknown ranges. When using HUD DMR there is no need to run calculations or count clicks on windage or elevation
adjustment knobs. All the math has been done! You can find more information about ACSS and how to use your reticle
by visiting www.primaryarmsoptics.com.
Use the horseshoe for fast target acquisition and the chevron tip for precision. The “base load” for HUD DMR .308 is a
175 grain Sierra Match King bullet traveling at 2650 fps at the muzzle. The following charts give detailed ballistics data for
alternate loadings, based on a 100 yard zero. Depending on type of ammunition, barrel length and weather conditions,
the point of impact will vary. Using a ballistic calculator can greatly assist in understanding the bullet drop for your exact
rifle and conditions. (Balistic Charts on page 8 & 9)
• Locate your ammunition type and muzzle velocity
• Certain situations will require you to adjust zero and dial in +/- in inches at 100 yards. For example, the .223
Remington 77gr SMK at 2800fps should be zeroed so the point of impact is a half inch under the point of aim at
100 yards.
• The red highlighted lines indicate the boundaries of the “danger zone” for a standard 5’ tall target with no holdover or
scope adjustment.
10. 9
HUD DMR .223 BALLISTIC CHARTS
0.00
-2.07
-0.01
-1.37
-3.86
-6.91
-10.49
-14.61
-19.37
-24.87
-31.22
-38.53
-0.01
-2.87
-12.12
-28.96
-54.90
-91.81
-142.02
-208.38
-294.27
-403.53
0
230
100
200
300
400
500
600
700
800
900
1000
-2.50
-5.01
0.00
-2.09
-0.01
-1.43
-3.95
-7.01
-10.54
-14.56
-19.14
-24.36
-30.30
-37.06
-0.01
-2.99
-12.42
-29.37
-55.19
-91.51
-140.33
-204.05
-285.53
-388.05
0
228
100
200
300
400
500
600
700
800
900
1000
-2.50
-5.02
0.00
-1.95
-0.49
-0.86
-3.37
-6.50
-10.25
-14.69
-19.69
-26.11
-33.40
-41.89
0
228
100
200
300
400
500
600
700
800
900
1000
-0.51
-1.80
-10.57
-27.25
-53.69
-92.27
-146.05
-218.76
-314.76
-438.63
-2.50
-5.04
0.00
-2.06
-0.00
-1.28
-3.89
-7.39
-11.93
-17.83
-25.62
-35.44
-47.14
-60.65
0
228
100
200
300
400
500
600
700
800
900
1000
-0.00
-1.80
-12.21
-30.97
-62.45
-112.05
-187.80
-296.87
-444.29
-635.11
-2.50
-5.05
0.00
-2.02
-0.00
-1.21
-3.58
-6.61
-10.29
-14.71
-20.07
-26.65
-34.75
-44.41
0
237
100
200
300
400
500
600
700
800
900
1000
-0.00
-2.53
-11.26
-27.71
-53.87
-92.43
-147.14
-223.25
-327.49
-465.01
-2.50
-5.04
.223 LOADS
Range
(Yards)
Drop
(in)
Drop
(MOA)
Range
(Yards)
Drop
(in)
Drop
(MOA)
75gr HNDY
2750 FPS
75gr HNDY AMAX
2700 FPS
77gr SMK 2800 FPS
+.5” @ 100 YARDS
55gr FMJ
2950 FPS
62gr FMJ
2900 FPS
Range
(Yards)
Drop
(in)
Drop
(MOA)
Range
(Yards)
Drop
(in)
Drop
(MOA)
Range
(Yards)
Drop
(in)
Drop
(MOA)
A NOTE ABOUT
5.56 NATO M193 55gr
While the BDC in the reticle and the information in the chart
show bullet drop information out to 1,000 yards, real-world
testing has shown that M193 specification 55gr ammunition
loses consistency beyond 600 yards. 62gr or 77gr
ammunition should be used for best results at longer ranges.
11. 10
HUD DMR .308 SUBTENSIONS
The following chart gives the vertical breakdown of the HUD DMR bullet drop
compensation ladder in yards, MOA, and Milliradians, known as MILs or MRADs.
BDC .308/.223
4
6
8 0 0 8
6
4
4
6
8
0
4
6
8
010.23
8.45
6.86
5.45
4.19
3.06
2.06
1.18
-
0
MRAD
35.60
29.04
23.59
18.73
14.39
10.52
7.07
4.04
-
0
MOA
1000
900
800
700
600
500
400
300
200
100
YARDS
12. 11
AUTO RANGE
AUTO RANGE ALLOWS YOU TO RANGE TARGETS FROM 400-1000 YARDS.
4
6
8
0
4
6
8
0
36”
START RANGING
BELOW BELT LINE
TO TOP OF HEAD.
AUTO
RANGE
AVG
TORSO
400
500 600
700 800
900
1000
AUTO RANGE 18”
AVG CENTER MASS
RANGE FROM
SHOULDER
TO SHOULDER
18”
AUTO RANGE
CORRELATED WITH
BDC. DESIGNED
TO RANGE AND
ENGAGE TARGETS
USING THE SAME
AIMING POINT. IDEAL
FOR TARGETS PRONE
OR FACING YOU
DIRECTLY.
18”
200
300
400
500
600
700
800
900
1000
THE AUTO-RANGE SCALE
Wrong range estimation is the number one reason shots are missed out in the field. HUD
DMR assists greatly with this problem by offering two methods of estimating range to your
target.
Vertical auto-ranging is calibrated for a target 36” tall. Simply line up the bottom of the
target with the bottom of the vertical bars located to the left and right of the horseshoe and
chevron. The line that corresponds with the top of the target indicates the distance to the
target. For example, if the top of the target matches the top of the line with a “4” next to it,
the target is 400 yards distant. The ranging lines may be used as reference points to make
more precise, yet quick ranging determinations. For example, a 36” tall target with its top
positioned midway between the “4” line and the “5” line will be approximately 450 yards
away.
Horizontal ranging is calibrated for an 18” wide target. Simply line up the target’s width
with the appropriate line to determine range to target. For example, an 18” wide target
that appears to be the same width as the ranging line with a “6” next to it will be 600 yards
away. Because the ranging lines are correlated with the BDC, you will already be holding
your rifle at the correct elevation for a 600 yard shot. This method is useful when the
target’s height is partially obscured, as with a target in tall grass.
13. 12
HUD DMR AUTO WIND
4
6
8 0 0 8
6
4
4
6
8
0
400
5/10 mph
full value wind
400-1000 yards
WIND WILL OFFSET
THE PATH OF THE
BULLET. THE WIND
HOLDS REPRESENT
5/10 MPH WIND
HOLDS AT THE
GIVEN RANGE
500
600
700
800
900
1000
THE AUTO WIND SCALE
Wind is always a factor in any long range shot, and it is the number two reason shots are
missed. Understanding the wind is important, as even a 2 mph wind at a 90 degree angle
to the bullet’s path can cause the bullet to drift over 10” at 600 yards. The ACSS HUD DMR
reticle includes 5 and 10 mph wind hold dots at each range, improving hit probability. The wind
hold dots can be used as a starting point to make other holdovers to compensate for wind. For
example, if you have a 20 mph wind, you would double the hold of the 10 mph wind dot. For a
wind pushing left to right, use the dots on the right side of the reticle. For a wind pushing right to
left, use the dots on the left side of the reticle.
14. 13
10”
AUTO RANGE 10” AVERAGE TARGET HEAD.
PLACE IN SAME SIZE CIRCLE AND LEAD
DEPENDING ON TARGET SPEED.
4
6
8 0 0 8
6
4
4
6
8
0
4
6
8
0
10”
8.6
SPRINT
AVERAGE TARGET SPEEDS
OF A TARGET HOLDING
A WEAPON
6.1
JOG
3.1
WALK
LEADING MOVING TARGETS MOVING TARGET AUTO LEADS
Moving target leads from 3.1mph to 8.6 mph have been pre-calculated from 300 to 600
yards. The moving target lead dots auto range for a 10” diameter target. Looking through
the scope, consider the target’s speed and fit a 10” target section inside the correct circle
to auto-range and lead simultaneously. For targets moving left to right, aim using the
leads on the left side of the reticle. For targets moving right to left, aim using the leads on
the right side of the reticle.
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FEATURES
Specifications may vary and are subject to change without notice.
SPECIFICATIONS
Magnification: 3-18x
First focal plane
Objective lens diameter: 50 mm
Eye relief: 3.5” – 3.9”
Ocular lens diameter: 35.5 mm
Exit pupil: 16.2 mm – 2.7 mm
Field of view:
36.7 feet @ 100 yards at 3x
6.1 feet @ 100 yards at 18x
Click value: 0.1 Mil
Total windage and elevation adjustment: 95 MOA / 27.6 MIL
Tube diameter: 30 mm
Red partial illumination
Fast focus eyepiece
Waterproof: Meets IP67 standard
Fog resistant
Fully multi-coated lenses
Nitrogen purged
Flip-up lens covers included
Length (w/o Lens Covers): 13.2”
Weight (w/ Battery, w/o Lens Covers): 25.4 oz.
6061 aluminum, anodized matte black
6061 aluminum, anodized flat dark earth
Uses one CR2032 battery (included)
Lifetime warranty (see website for details)
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WARNINGS: Always ensure your firearm is unloaded (chamber empty and magazine removed) before installing optics or accessories.
WARNINGS: Improper installation of firearm component parts or accessories may result in death or serious personal injury. If you are not properly trained in
the installation of these parts, have them installed by a gunsmith or armorer.
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LENS CARE
Please do not use any organic solvent such as alcohol or acetone on your scope. First, blow dust or any foreign objects off of the lens. Then, use a soft cotton or
microfiber lens cloth to clean any fingerprints or smears off the lens. Alternatively, you may use a piece of professional lens paper for further cleaning, if necessary.
1. Treat every firearm as if it were loaded
2. Never let your muzzle cover anything you are not willing to destroy
3. Keep your finger off the trigger until your sights are on target
4. Be sure of your target and what is behind it
REMEMBER: THE FOUR RULES OF FIREARMS SAFETY
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FIRST FOCAL PLANE SCOPE
WITH ACSS®
HUD™
DMR .308-.223 RETICLE3-18X50
WARRANTY
Your PA3-18X50FFP scope is covered by the Primary Arms Lifetime Warranty. If a
defect due to materials or workmanship, or even normal wear and tear, has caused
your product to malfunction, Primary Arms will either repair or replace your product.
You can find more details at www.primaryarmsoptics.com.
Email: info@primaryarmsoptics.com
Phone: 713-570-1910
www.primaryarmsoptics.com
MANUFACTURER PART NUMBER
PA3-18x50FFP-ACSS-HUD-DMR-5.56
PA3-18x50FFP-ACSS-HUD-DMR-5.56-FDE
8 18500 01301 3
8 18500 01330 3
MATTE BLACK
FLAT DARK EARTH
UPC FINISH
PA3-18x50FFP-ACSS-HUD-DMR-308
PA3-18x50FFP-ACSS-HUD-DMR-308-FDE
8 18500 01300 6
8 18500 01329 7
MATTE BLACK
FLAT DARK EARTH
PA3-18X50FFP-ATHENA-BPR-MIL
PA3-18X50FFP-ATHENA-BPR-MIL-FDE
8 18500 01302 0
8 18500 01332 7
MATTE BLACK
FLAT DARK EARTH
PA3-18X50FFP-APOLLO-HUD-6.5CM
PA3-18X50FFP-APOLLO-HUD-6.5CM-FDE
8 18500 01281 8
8 18500 01331 0
MATTE BLACK
FLAT DARK EARTH
PA3-18X50FFP-HERA-BPR-MOA
PA3-18X50FFP-HERA-BPR-MOA-FDE
8 18500 01303 7
8 18500 01333 4
MATTE BLACK
FLAT DARK EARTH
PA3-18X50FFP-R-GRID-2B
PA3-18X50FFP-R-GRID-2B-FDE
8 18500 01304 4
8 18500 01334 1
MATTE BLACK
FLAT DARK EARTH
MANUFACTURER PART NUMBER
PA3-18x50FFP-ACSS-HUD-DMR-5.56
PA3-18x50FFP-ACSS-HUD-DMR-5.56-FDE
8 18500 01301 3
8 18500 01330 3
MATTE BLACK
FLAT DARK EARTH
UPC FINISH
PA3-18x50FFP-ACSS-HUD-DMR-308
PA3-18x50FFP-ACSS-HUD-DMR-308-FDE
8 18500 01300 6
8 18500 01329 7
MATTE BLACK
FLAT DARK EARTH
PA3-18X50FFP-ATHENA-BPR-MIL
PA3-18X50FFP-ATHENA-BPR-MIL-FDE
8 18500 01302 0
8 18500 01332 7
MATTE BLACK
FLAT DARK EARTH
PA3-18X50FFP-APOLLO-HUD-6.5CM
PA3-18X50FFP-APOLLO-HUD-6.5CM-FDE
8 18500 01281 8
8 18500 01331 0
MATTE BLACK
FLAT DARK EARTH
PA3-18X50FFP-HERA-BPR-MOA
PA3-18X50FFP-HERA-BPR-MOA-FDE
8 18500 01303 7
8 18500 01333 4
MATTE BLACK
FLAT DARK EARTH
PA3-18X50FFP-R-GRID-2B
PA3-18X50FFP-R-GRID-2B-FDE
8 18500 01304 4
8 18500 01334 1
MATTE BLACK
FLAT DARK EARTH