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