Vortex Optics RAZOR HD GEN II 1-6X24 RIFLESCOPE — VMR-2 Reticle - Manual (Page 7)

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RIFLESCOP
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Range Sight-In
After bore-sighting the riflescope, select the exact ammunition
you expect to hunt or shoot with and go to the range for the final
sight-in.
1. Be sure to follow all safe shooting practices. Before shooting,
be sure the reticle is in focus (see Reticle Focus Adjustment on
page 4).
2. At your preferred zero distance, fire a three-shot group as
precisely as possible.
3. Next, adjust the reticle to match the approximate center
of the shot group (see Windage and Elevation Adjustment on
page 5).
4. If the rifle is very solidly mounted and cannot be moved,
simply look through the scope and adjust the reticle until it is
centered on the fired group.
5. Carefully fire another three-shot group and see if the bullet
group is centered on the bullseye.
If necessary, make another adjustment to the riflescope and fire
another group to verify zero. This procedure can be repeated as
many times as necessary to achieve a perfect zero.
After the rifle and scope have been zeroed in, the elevation and
windage dials should be re-indexed to their zero indicators. This
will allow you to accurately keep track of elevation or windage
corrections dialed on the turrets in the field and quickly return to
an original zero point setting.
1. While holding the elevation
turret cap firmly between thumb
and forefinger to prevent any
rotation, use the 2 mm hex wrench
to loosen and remove the central
screw on top of cap.
2. Carefully lift the turret cap
straight up and off of the turret
body.
3. Re-install the cap, turning so
that the “0” mark aligns with the
reference dot on the turret body.
4. Re-tighten the central screw
while holding the turret cap firmly
between thumb and forefinger to
prevent rotation.
5. Repeat the same procedure on
the windage turret if desired.
After completing the final sight-in:
Lift and remove
turret cap.
Remove the
central screw.
Re-install the cap,
aligning “0” mark.
After making this adjustment, the turret cap’s zero mark will
correspond with the 200-yard zero on the rifle.