Heckler&Koch MR762A1-LRP User Manual

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a corner off the Picatinny rail and remove the cover. They can be snapped into place over

any Picatinny rail surface as per the instructions.

The rail covers can be cut to specific lengths as desired. Some of the rail cover products

contain wire routing and push pad insert capability for lights and laser devices. For more

information, visit www.mantarails.com.

Fig. 71 & 72 – Installing and modifying rail covers

OPTIC – The Leupold VX-R 3-9 X 40 mm Patrol scope has 3X to 9X adjustable

magnification with a 40 mm objective lens. The reticle is a mil dot Tactical Milling Reticle

(TMR) and is in the first focal plane so the reticle subtends correctly at any magnification

setting in order to use the mil dot type reticle for range estimation, holds, and leads on

various targets.

The elevation and windage knobs operate in 0.1 Mil increments (approximately 1/3 MOA

or 0.33 inches per 100 yards) and can be used in conjunction with or without the mil reticle

for ballistic settings to engage a target. The reticle can be illuminated for reduce light

scenarios.

Read the Leupold owner’s manual and booklet “Using the Tactical Reticle System” for

detailed operation, use, and zeroing of the optic and reticle. Additional optic accessory

items for your scope can be purchased directly from Leupold. For more information, visit

www.leupold.com.

• Ensure the rifle, mounts/bases, and optic are level when installing

• (Recommended) Install hex nuts on right side of rifle (as shown in Fig. 73)

• Install the entire base on the upper receiver Picatinny rail and NOT on the Free

Floating Rail System (Handguard) of the rifle

• Eye relief can be adjusted by repositioning the entire scope and mount using only

the base (as a starting point) . It is recommended to have rear ocular lens at the

charging handle location.

Fig. 73 – Basic Scope and Mount Instructions

Leupold Mil Dot TMR reticle - The reticle provides a wide application of use without

relying on a specific caliber, ammunition type, or specific conditions. The user can adjust

the scope turrets for the correct ballistic adjustments (see MR762A1-LRP ballistic guidance

chart), use a hold point with the Mil Dot TMR reticle, or a combination of both.

An example of a combination method would be to set the scope elevation turret with

a zeroed rifle to the known setting for the conditions and use the reticle to hold for the

specific wind conditions. HK recommends confirming or zeroing with an initial zero at 100

yards/meters.

Fig. 74 – Leupold Scope’s Mil Dot TMR Reticle Illustrations

Fig. 75 – Leupold Scope’s Mil Dot TMR Reticle Illustrations