Victory - Frankonia

Riflescopes Victory Diarange T*
Caution
Never look through the riflescope directly at the sun or a laser light
source!
Before using, please ensure that your riflescope is in proper working
condition.
Look through your riflescope to test if the optics provide a clear,
undisturbed image.
Test the correct setting on the reticle with controlled shots.
Inserting and replacing the battery
The Victory Diarange M 2.5 –10x50 T*/M 3 –12 x 56 T* riflescope is powered
by a Type CR 123A lithium battery.
To insert or replace the battery (Type CR 123A), unscrew the cover (4) by
turning it to the left (counterclockwise). The battery (9) is inserted with the
positive end forward (Fig. 3). After inserting the battery, replace the cap (4).
Ensure that the sealing ring (10) is properly seated and in good condition.
Damage sealing rings must be replaced.
A low battery is indicated by a flashing reticle or display.
If the riflescope will not be used for a longer period of time, the battery
should be removed to prevent damage caused by a leaking battery.
Focusing the reticle
Turn the eyepiece (3) to focus the reticle. The reticle then remains sharply
defined throughout the entire range.
Please note that simultaneous focusing of the reticle and the image at high
magnifications and distances less than 100 m is not possible with the
Diarange M 2.5 –10x50 T*/M 3 –12 x 56 T* riflescope from the Victory line as
this riflescope is adjusted to be parallax free at 100 m.
We recommend using smaller magnification settings for distances significantly
less than 100 m. The reticle and image are once again sharply focused as a
result of the larger depth of field when using smaller magnifications. Deviations
in the impact point caused by parallax errors do not occur if you fix your
target directly in the center of the scope, even with longer or shorter ranges. A
rubber ring (7) has been attached to the eyepiece to avoid injury (e. g. recoil).
Magnification change
All magnification levels can be smoothly adjusted between the lowest and
highest level. Change the magnification by turning the changer (2) on the
eyepiece tubes. All magnification levels are identified by numbers on the magnification
changer (2).
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