Nikon MTactical .308 Instruction Manual
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To mount the Nikon MTactical .308 scope, first ensure that your rifle is unloaded. Use high-quality mounting rings suited for the tube diameter of the scope. Attach the base to the rifle, then mount the rings and place the scope. Adjust for eye relief and level the reticle before tightening the rings evenly.
To zero the Nikon MTactical .308 scope, set up a stable shooting position at your desired zero range (commonly 100 yards). Fire a three-shot group, observe the point of impact, and adjust the windage and elevation turrets accordingly. Repeat until the point of impact matches the point of aim.
Regularly clean the lenses with a microfiber cloth or lens cleaning solution. Check the mounting screws to ensure they remain tight. Store the scope in a dry, cool place and use lens caps to protect the optics when not in use.
If images appear blurry, first check the focus ring to ensure it is adjusted correctly for your eyesight. Clean the lenses to remove any dirt or smudges. If the issue persists, check for any damage to the scope or consult a professional for further inspection.
The Nikon MTactical .308 scope typically offers an eye relief of around 3.7 to 4 inches. Ensure your eye is positioned within this range to avoid black rings in the sight picture and to protect your eye from recoil.
Adjust the parallax by turning the side focus knob until the target image and reticle are clear and appear to be on the same focal plane. This is usually done at the range you are shooting to eliminate parallax error.
Yes, the Nikon MTactical .308 scope is designed with fully multi-coated lenses to maximize light transmission, making it suitable for low light conditions such as dawn or dusk.
Use a soft, clean microfiber cloth to gently wipe the lenses. For stubborn dirt, apply a small amount of lens cleaning solution to the cloth, not directly on the lens. Avoid using paper towels or rough materials that can scratch the lenses.
If the reticle is not level, slightly loosen the mounting rings and adjust the scope until the reticle is aligned with the horizon or a leveling tool. Tighten the rings evenly once the reticle is level to ensure accuracy.
To perform a tracking test, secure the rifle and scope on a stable platform. Fire a shot at a target, then adjust the windage or elevation turret a set number of clicks. Fire another shot and measure the shift. Repeat to confirm the scope's adjustments are accurate and consistent.