Reticle Focus

1. Loosen the Lock Ring several turns by spinning it clockwise.

2. Turn the Magnification Adjustment Ring to the highest power. Looking through the optic, turn the Locking Eyepiece counterclockwise until the reticle is slightly blurry.

3. While looking at a white wall or clear blue sky, taking short glances through the optic, turn the Locking Eyepiece clockwise until the reticle is clear and crisp as soon as you look through the optic.

4. Once the reticle is in focus, tighten the Lock Ring to secure the adjustment.

Parallax

Dial the Parallax Adjustment Knob until the target image is as sharp as possible. The yard/meter numbers on the knob should be used as general reference points only.

Check for parallax error by moving your head up, down, left, and right without influencing the rifle. The parallax is correct if there is no apparent shift between the reticle and the target image. If you notice any shift, adjust the focus knob slightly until all shift is eliminated.

Magnification

The magnification adjustment is used to change the scope’s “power.” The Razor HD LHT riflescopes are variable powered optics with a 5x optical design.

To adjust your optic’s magnification, rotate the mag adjustment ring clockwise, or counterclockwise, to increase or decrease the magnification to your desired level.

Turrets

1. Pull up on the turret so that it is no longer in the locked position.

2. Following the direction arrows, turn the dial in the direction you wish the point of impact to change. (If you hit high, dial down. If you hit low, dial up.)

3. When finished adjusting, push down to lock the turret in place.

Note: The reticle will move in the opposite direction of the turret dials. When you dial up, the reticle will move down, forcing you to aim higher, changing your point of impact upward.