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Fanie, lyk jy hierdie scope moet mens net mooi verstaan. Ek glo nie hy gaan probleme hê nie. Zeiss maak goeie scopes.fanie.myburgh wrote: Myne het net vanmiddag saam my geweer gekom. Hoop regtig nie daar is n probleem met hom nie.
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Jean die handleiding sê slegs vir jou hoe om jou second focal plane se vergroting te gebruik wanneer jy jou Scope op 100m wil inskiet ipv op 500m want die margin of error is net te groot op 500m.Jean Marais wrote:Nou net die op hul usermanual raakgelees. Dis hoe die scope werk.
7. RAPID-Z[REGISTERED SIGN] 1000 Sight-In Instructions
The Rapid-Z[REGISTERED SIGN] 1000 reticle is unique in that it is the only Rapid-Z[REGISTERED SIGN] reticle that is engineered
around a specific caliber and bullet type. This reticle is designed to be used with the .308 Win
load in either 168 or 175 gr. Match loads. Other calibers like the .325 WSM and .338 Federal also
work but they are the exception to the rule.
This reticle is unique in another way in that is the center crosshair is “zero” for 500 yards. In order
to zero the reticle correctly please observe the following instructions.
1. Obtain the Optimum Power Setting form the Zeiss Ballistic Calculator. When you are completed
with the calculator also take note of the Zero at 100 Yards Data provided in inches. This
number will allow you to actually zero the reticle at 100 yards for 500 yards.
2. Place the firearm in a steady gun vice or sandbag on the rifle range using safe practices.
3. With the scope on your Optimum Power Setting; place the 500 yard center crosshair in the
middle of the bullseye. Note the 100 yard bar will be positioned about 12” above the center
of the target bullseye. Make certain your target paper is large enough to accommodate this
difference.
4. Fire a round with the center crosshair in the bullseye. You want the bullet to cut a hole in the
paper target exactly where the 100 yard bar intersection is. Adjust the riflescope windage and
elevation as required.
5. The distance between the bullet hole (100 yard bar) and the bullseye (500 yard crosshair)
should be the value calculated on the Zeiss Ballistic Calculator for Zero at 100 Yards. This value
is normally is between 11”- 13” depending upon your individual ballistic variables.
6. Remember 12” at 100 yards is equal to 60” at 500 yards. This is about how much a .308 Win
Match load drops at that distance. The key is to get this calculated spacing correct between
the 100 yard bar and the 500 yard bar so you can easily sight and shoot at longer range with
the holdover bars while on the Optimum Power Setting. You can fine tune your magnification
setting up or down to adjust from this zero point if required.
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