Vortex Crossfire Riflescope Handleiding

Vortex Diversen Crossfire Riflescope

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Congratulations on your Crossfire!

At Vortex, your love for the outdoors is the driving force behind

all we do. Our commitment to you, our customers and dealers,

is unmatched in the industry—and is the strength of our success.

From impressive images to durable construction, our carefully

designed and field-tested optics are the culmination of an

unwavering dedication to deliver quality, reliability and superior

performance to you, our valued customer.

Please read this entire manual before mounting your riﬂ escope.

Vortex Crossfire Series Riflescopes

A. Fast Focus Ring

B. Magnification Ring

C. Eyepiece

D. Windage Dial

E. Elevation Dial

F. Objective Lens

G. Illuminated Reticle Knob (on select models)

H. Adjustable Objective (AO models only)

Riflescope Adjustments

To set the reticle focus, begin by allowing your eyes to focus on

a distant object for several moments—not looking through the

scope. Then, hold the scope up to the sky and quickly look through

it. Never look directly into the sun! Pay attention to the sharpness

of the reticle, and adjust the eyepiece focus until it is as sharp as

possible. The reticle image should be crisp and sharp immediately

when you look. Since your eyesight may change over time, it’s a

good idea to periodically re-check this adjustment.

Riﬂ escopes are not intended for looking at the sun or any other intense light

source. Such use could damage the retina and cornea of your eyes—even to the

point of causing blindness.

Caution!

1. Reticle Focusing

Vortex Crossfire riflescopes incorporate fingertip-adjustable

elevation and windage dials with tactile and audible clicks. Each

audible click moves the bullet’s point-of-impact a fraction of

a minute of angle (MOA)—either 1/4 or 1/8 MOA. Refer to

markings on the inner turret knob for click movement.

2. Windage and Elevation Adjustment

• 1/4 MOA* closely corresponds to 1/4 inch at 100 yards, 1/2 inch

at 200 yards, 3/4 inch at 300 yards...taking four (4) clicks to move

the bullet’s point-of-impact one inch at 100 yards.

• 1/8 MOA* closely corresponds to 1/8 inch at 100 yards, 1/4 inch

at 200 yards, 3/8 inch at 300 yards...taking eight clicks to move the

bullet’s point-of-impact one inch at 100 yards.

Begin adjusting the windage and elevation settings by first

removing the outer covers. Folowing the indicator arrows, move

the turret dials in the direction you wish the bullet’s point-of-

impact to change. To make the adjustments, turn the adjustment

dial in the appropriate direction (up/down or left/right) as

indicated by the arrows.

Some Crossfire adjustable objective (AO) models use tall target

turrets for improved adjustability of windage and elevation. These

turrets will also allow you to re-index the zero indicator after

sight-in—without disturbing your settings. This very handy

Tall Target Turret Models

How to Adjust Windage and Elevation Settings

feature allows you to return quickly to your original zero if

temporary corrections are used in the field.

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1. After final sight-in is complete,

remove the inner turret knob by

loosening the three small screws

located on top of the turret with a

1.5mm hex wrench.

2. Carefully rotate the outer dial until

the zero mark is re-aligned with the

indicator line.

3. Re-tighten the small screws.

Loosen

the 3

screws.

To change the power, turn the magnification ring to the desired level. Use lower powers (which offer a wider field of view) when you may need to

make a quick shot at closer distances.

3. Variable Magnification Adjustments

A ﬁ xed-power riﬂ escope has no magniﬁ cation adjustment.

Adjustable Objective

Parallax is a phenomenon that results when the target image does not quite fall on the same optical plane as the reticle within the riflescope.

When the shooter’s eye is not precisely centered in the eyepiece, there can be an apparent movement of the target in relation to the reticle which

can cause a small shift in the point of aim.

4. Parallax Adjustments

Adjustable Objective (AO) Lens

Setting the adjustable objective lens on the AO models is very easy.

1. Be sure that the reticle is properly focused (see page 6).

2. Match the range number on the objective lens barrel(distance you are

shooting) as closely as possible to the indicator arrow on the riflescope body.

For the best accuracy, use a laser rangefinder to measure distances.

3. Check the setting by moving your head up/down and left right while

looking through the scope. The setting is correct if there is no apparent

movement between the reticle and target. If there is movement, continue

adjusting the lens slightly until the movement is eliminated.

Illuminated

Reticle

Knob

Select riflescopes in the Crossfire series

use a variable intensity reticle illumination

knob. Rotate the knob in a clockwise

rotation to increase the illumination

intensity; adjust the dial on the knob to

turn the illumination off and on.

5. Illuminated Reticle Adjustment

Use a coin to remove the outer cover and

replace the battery. The battery operates

on one CR 2032 Lithium battery; typical

life is up to 1,000 hours (Level 1), 70 hours

(Level 6), 25 hours (Level 11).

Battery Operation

Riflescope Installation

To get the best results from your Crossfire riflescope, proper mounting is essential. Although not extremely difficult, the correct steps must be

followed. If you are unsure of your abilities, it would be best to use the services of a qualified gunsmith.

Your Crossfire riflescope is pre-set at the factory with the

reticle centered in both adjustment ranges; this is the ideal

position to begin sight-in. If you have changed the settings and

wish to re-center the reticle, follow this procedure:

1. Centering the Reticle

A. Turn either dial (windage or elevation) as far as you can in

one direction until it stops.

B. Turn the dial in the other direction until it stops, carefully

counting the rotations as you turn the dial.

C. Turn the dial back again to half the number of rotations counted

in Step B—the reticle will be centered for that adjustment only.

D. Repeat for the other adjustment so that the reticle is centered

in both the windage and elevation settings.

Base

Rings

Using high quality, appropriately-sized (1-inch

or 30mm, depending on riflescope model) rings

and bases matched to your rifle, mount the

scope as low as possible on the rifle. Be sure to

follow manufacturer instructions supplied with

the rings and mounting base. Whether you use

high, medium, or low rings will depend on the riflescope model and your

particular firearm. A lower mounting will help assure proper cheek weld,

and aid in a solid shooting position and fast target acquisition.

We recommend using the lowest rings that will give complete clearance of

the riflescope and rifle. Avoid any contact with the barrel, receiver, bolt

handle, or any other part of the rifle. Work the riflescope’s zoom ring and

rifle’s action to assure no contact.

2. Mount As Low as Possible

Parallax causes the greatest problem on small targets at

high magnification as with varmint and target shooting.

Selected models come with

an adjustable objective (AO).

Most other models are set at

the factory to be parallax-free

at 100 yards; Rimfire models

are parallax-free at 50 yards.

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3. Adjust for Maximum Eye Relief

Before the final tightening of the scope rings, adjust for

maximum eye relief to avoid injury from recoil.

A. With the riflescope set at the lowest magnification, slide the scope

as far forward as possible in the rings.

B. While viewing through the scope in the normal shooting position,

slowly slide the scope back towards you. When you feel you just

hit the full field of view, stop. Without disturbing the front-back

setting, slowly rotate the scope until the elevation dial is at the

top of the scope and the vertical crosshair of the reticle matches

the vertical axis of the rifle. Using a visual vertical reference such

as the edge of a building or telephone pole can help with this.

C. Tighten rings per the manufacturer’s instructions.

Initial bore sighting of the riflescope at a distance of 50 yards will

save you time and money at the range. This can be done using a bore

sighting tool, following the manufacturer’s instructions. If you have a

bolt action rifle, you can bore sight without a tool.

4. Bore Sighting

5. Base Adjustments and Shimming

Place the rifle solidly on a bench, remove the bolt, sight through

the bore, and center the target inside the barrel. With the bulls-eye

centered in the bore, make windage and elevation adjustments until

the reticle crosshair is also centered over the bulls-eye. If possible,

make initial windage adjustments using the mounting base rather

than the riflescope’s windage dial.

You will get maximum adjustablility and performance from your Crossfire riflescope if the windage and elevation adjustments are near center.

Though Vortex riflescopes come centered from the factory, you will need to make some adjustments when initially sighting in your scope. Many

ring and base setups allow you to adjust windage at the base mount. If possible, use these adjustments for initial windage change. Though not

usually necessary, you can correct the elevation adjustments using shims under the base mount.

Assuming typical ring spacing of 3.25”, a shim of .001” will

yield 1” at 100 yards, 2” at 200 yards, and so on.

Final sight-in should be done at the range using the exact

ammunition you expect to hunt or shoot with. Set the parallax

adjustment on AO models to match the distance being used for

sight-in. After the scope has been bore-sighted:

6. The Final Range Sight-In

Shim under the front base for more down adjustability and under

the rear base (nearest shooter) for more up adjustability.

If large windage/elevation corrections have been made using bases or shims, it may be

necessary to have the rings lapped. Consult a qualiﬁ ed gunsmith if you’re unsure of

this procedure.

A. Fire a shot or two to check that you’re roughly on target. If necessary, adjust the

reticle to put you near the center of the target (see page 7).

B. Next, fire a three-shot group as precisely as possible. Using the center of this

group as a reference, make any necessary correction adjustments for windage and

elevation. Adjust the dials in the direction you wish the group to move.

C. Fire a final three-shot group to confirm your adjustment and repeat until you

achieve satisfactory results.

Riflescope Maintenance

Your Crossfire riflescope will require very little routine maintenance other than periodically cleaning the exterior lenses. All components of

Vortex riflescopes are permanently lubricated so no additional lubricant should be applied.

Avoid storage in direct sunlight or hot locations since high

temperatures can adversely affect internal lubricants. Do not

attempt to disassemble any components of your riﬂ escope.

When cleaning the lenses, be sure to use products such as the

Vortex Lens Pen or the Fog Free lens cleaning kits that are designed

for use on coated optical lenses. Be sure to blow away any dust or

grit on the lenses prior to wiping the surfaces. Using your breath, a

very small amount of water, or pure alcohol can help remove oil and

dried water spots.

Lens Care

Clean the exterior of the riflescope by wiping with the soft, dry

cleaning cloth provided with the Crossfire riflescope.

Riflescope Body Care

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Product specificaties

Merk:	Vortex
Categorie:	Diversen
Model:	Crossfire Riflescope

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