Operation Manual

ELEVATION AND WINDAGE ADJUSTMENT

If the aiming point and point of impact are not the

same, the reticle needs adjusting in relation to the

riﬂe. This operation is performed using the two ad-

justing turrets – 5 for elevation, 6 for windage – both

in the same manner.

First unscrew the protective cap (5.a/6.a) counter-

clockwise. When the cap is removed, the knurled

wheel 5.b/6.b becomes visible, as does the associ-

ated scale 5.c/6.c and the corresponding index

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index - one click corresponds to

MOA (minute of

angle) or

240

of a degree, and thus to a deviation of

the impact point of

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in at 100m (no account taken of ballistic conditions).

If the impact point is 2 inches high, correction in a

downward direction is required. Turn knurled wheel

5.b counter clockwise for 8 clicks; turn it clockwise

for correction in an upward direction, i.e. if the im-

pact point is low.

The process is the same for windage corrections.

If the impact point is to the right 1.5 inches, cor-

rection to the left is required, turn knurled wheel

6.b counter clockwise 6 clicks; turn it clockwise for

correction to the right, i.e. if the impact point is to

the left.

CHANGING MAGNIFICATION

Turn adjusting ring 4. to change magniﬁcation –

to the right for lower magniﬁcations, to the left for

higher ones. Lug 4.a facilitates orientation in the

dark. For example, if it is pointing upwards, it means

magniﬁcation is set – to 7x in the case of the LEICA

ER 3.5–14x42.

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