2-7X32 RIFLESCOPE

RTS MOD3 GEN2

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Table of Contents

3 OpticSpecifics

5 Explanation of MOA

5 Explanation of Second Focal Plane

6 Reticle Information

6 FastFocusEyepiece

7 Explanation of Parallax

7 FactoryZero,WindageandElevation

8 MountingtheRitonOptic

8 EyeReliefandReticleAlignment

9 BoreSighting

9 ZeroingtheRiflescope

9 ZeroResettheTurrets

10 Troubleshooting

10 Warranty

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MOD3 GEN2 2-7X32Optic Specifics

TheRT-SMOD3GEN22-7x32isarugged,all-conditionsriflescopespeciallyforhunting/shootingaplicatons.theRT-SMOD32-7x32isasecondgenerationriflescopethatwillallowyoutogainoptimalaccuracyincloseandmid-rangehunting/shootingapplications.

DETAILED PRODUCT FEATURES:

• Push/PullLockingZeroResetTurrets

• AircraftGradeAluminumwithRuggedDesignReadyfortheToughestEnvironments

• 100%Waterproof,FogproofandShockproof(testedupto1200G’s)

• 1/4MOAFingertipWindageandElevationAdjustment

• Fast-FocusEyepiece

• AssembledinEP-LevelCleanRoom

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Magnification: 2-7

ParallaxAdjustment: Side,10-Infinityyards

TubeDiameter: 1in

ObjectiveLensDiameter: 32mm

FocalLensPosition:SecondFocalPlane

LensCoating: FullyMulti-Coated,FullWideBand,WaterproofCoated,LowLightEnhancement

Reticle: RitonBulletDropCompensated(BDC)Reticle–Optimizedfor.22LongRifle

FieldofViewat100yds: 50ft@2x–15ft@7x

Material: 6061-T6AircraftGradeAluminum

Weight: 23oz/652g

Length: 9.5in/242mm

EyeRelief: 3.7in/95mm

ExitPupil:13.5mm@2x–4.6mm@7x

ClickValueat100yds/mm: 1/4in/6.95mm

AdjustmentRange: 40MOA

Technical Specifications

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Explanation of Minute of Angle (MOA)

MOAunitofarcmeasurementsarebasedondegreesandminutes.Thereare360degreesinacircleand60minutesinadegreeforatotalof21,600minutes(MOA)inacircle.Aminuteofanglewillsubtend1.05inchesatadistanceof100yards.

*Graduations can be calculated at additional distances beyond 500 yds.

1/4MOA .26 IN .53 IN .79 IN 1.05 IN 1.32 IN

100Yards 200Yards 300Yards 400Yards 500Yards

Second Focal Plane (SFP) Reticle

ThereticleinyourRitonriflescopeisaSecondFocalPlane(SFP).SFPreticlesarelocatedinrearoftheimageerectingandmagnifyinglenses.TheadvantageofaSFPreticleisthatitalwaysmaintainsthesameappearance.Shootersusingreticlehashmarksshouldbeawarethatthelistedsubtensionsusedforestimatingrange,holdover,andwindagecorrectionareatthemaximummagnification.

TO CHANGE MAGNIFICATION:

Simplyturnthemagnificationringtothedesiredmagnificationlevel.Lowerpowersofferawiderfieldofviewwhilehigherpowersofferazoomedinfocusedview.

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Reticle InformationTheRitonMod3Gen22-7x32withitsRitonBulletDropCompensated(BDC)ReticleisOptimizedfor.22LongRifle.Sightinat75yardsandyouwillhave100/125/150yarddropindicators.

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Fast Focus Eyepiece

TheRitonfastfocuseyepieceisdesignedtoquicklyandeasilyadjustthefocusontheriflescope’sreticle.

TO ADJUST THE RETICLE FOCUS:

1. Lookthroughthescopeatablankwhitewallorwhitepaper.

2. Turntheeyepieceinoroutuntilthereticleimageisascrisp

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Mechanical Zero

YourRitonriflescopeispre-setfromthefactorywiththereticleinthecenteroftheadjustmentranges.

TO FIND FACTORY ZERO:

1. Dialturretonedirectionuntilitwillnolongerrotate. NOTE-Donotforcetheturretpastit’sstoppingpoint.

2. DialturretoppositedirectioncountinghowmanyMOAitturns.

3. DividethattotalnumberofMOAinhalfanddialtothatnumberforyourfactoryzero.

4. Completethisprocedureforbothwindageandelevationdialstoapproximatelycenterthereticle.

Explanation of Parallax

Parallaxdescribesasituationwherethefocalplaneoftheobjectinthescopeisoffsetfromthereticle.Ifyouhaveparallax,youhaveanopticalillusionthatmustbecorrected.Parallaxshouldnotbeconfusedwithfocus.Parallaxcompensationchangesneitherthefocusofthereticlenorthefocusoftheimage;itsimplymovestheplanesatwhichthesetwoobjectsareinfocussothattheysharethesameplane.

TO ADJUST THE PARALLAX:

1. Setyourfastfocuseyepieceforyoureye.Lookatablankbackdropandturnyoureyepieceinandoutuntilyouhaveacrispsharpreticle.

2. Lookthroughscopeandplacecross-hairontarget.Moveyourheadaroundwithoutleavingexitpupil.Doesthecrosshairmoveorbecomeblurry?

3. Ifthecross-hairmovesorisblurry,setthesideparallaxtoestimatedrange,usethisasyourstartingpointandfinetuneasneeded.

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Mounting Your Riton Riflescope

Alwaysusehighqualityringsormountthatmatchyouroptic’smaintubediameter.

TO MOUNT YOUR RITON RIFLESCOPE:

1. Mountthebottomringhalvesormountonthemountingbaseofyourrifle.

2. Placetheriflescopeonthebottomringhalvesandlooselyinstalltheupperringhalvessothatyourriflescopeisabletomovebetweenrings.

3. Beforetighteningthescoperingscrews,adjustformaximumeyerelieftoavoidinjuryfromrecoil.

4. Tightenthescoperingsperthetorquespecsoftheringsormount.

Note - If using Riton scope rings or mount, the recommended torque specs

are 45 in/lbs for the base and 18 in/lbs for the top halves of the rings.

Eye Relief and Reticle Alignment

TO SET A PROPER EYE RELIEF AND RETICLE

ALIGNMENT:

1. Settheriflescopemagnificationtothehighestsetting.

2. Slidetheriflescopeasfarforwardaspossibleintherings.

3. Whilelookingthroughtheriflescopeinanormalshootingposition,slidetheriflescopebacktowardsyourface,payingattentiontothefieldofview.Justasthefullfieldofviewisvisible,stopthemovementoftheriflescope.

4. Withoutdisturbingthefront-backplacement,rotatetheriflescopeuntiltheverticalcrosshairexactlymatchestheverticalaxisoftherifle.Useofareticlelevelingtool,aweighthungonarope,orbubblelevelstohelpwiththisprocedure.

5. Afteraligningthereticle,tightenandtorquetheringscrewsdownperthemanufacturer’sinstructions.

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Bore Sighting

Boresightingisapreliminaryproceduretoachieveproperalignmentofthescopewiththerifle’sbore.Initialboresightingoftheriflescopewilldecreasetheamountoftimeandammunitionyouneedtouseattherange.

Thiscanbedonebyusingamechanicalorlaserboresighteraccordingtothemanufacturer’sinstructionsorbyremovingtheboltandsightingthroughthebarrelonsomerifles.

TO BORE SIGHT YOUR RIFLESCOPE:

1. Placetheriflesolidlyonarestandremovethebolt.

2. Sightthroughtheboreatatargetapproximately100yardsaway.

3. Movetherifleandtherestuntilthetargetisvisuallycenteredinsidethebarrel.

4. Withthetargetcenteredinthebore,makewindageandelevationadjustmentsuntilthereticlecrosshairisalsocenteredoverthetarget.

Note - If a laser bore sighting or any other similar device inside the bore

was used, it must be removed before firing. An obstructed bore can cause

serious damage to the gun and possible injury to the shooter.

Zeroing the Scope

IMPORTANT SAFETY CHECKS:

• Alwayscheckyourweaponandsurroundingsforsafety.

• Followallweaponmanufacturersafetyguidelines.

• Alwaysshootfromasolidrestusingconsistentandproperform.

• Besurethatyourtargetisleveltoaidinaccuratesight-inprocess.

TO ZERO THE SCOPE:

1. Startsight-inprocessfrom25yards,fromsolidrestfire3-shotgroup,ensuringthatyoufireatsamespoteachtime.Usegridlinesontargettocenterandlevelyourcrosshairs.

2. Afterthefirst3-shotgroup,makeadjustmentstobringbulletimpacttocenteroftargetyou’reshootingat.Repeatthisprocessat100yardsandyouwillhaveaccurate100yardzero.

Note - Scope graduations are 1/4 MOA. Scope turrets are marked

with direction of bullet impact change. At 100 yards a 1/4 MOA scope

adjustment will move bullet impact 1/4 inch in direction adjusted. At 25

yards that same 1/4 MOA adjustment will be 4 times smaller, so 1/4 MOA

adjustment at 25 yards will move bullet impact 1/16 of an inch

Zero Reset of Turrets

Byzeroingtherifleat100yards,theshootercancalculatehowmanyclicksofadjustmentareneededfordifferentdistancesor

windconditions.

TO ZERO RESET YOUR TURRETS AFTER YOUR RIFLE IS

SIGHTED IN:

1. Removethescrewfromcenterofturretandtakeofftheturretknob.

2. Puttheturretknobbackonwithzerolinealignedwithmarkbelowtheturningknob.

3. Tightenthescrewtolockitin.

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Troubleshooting

Problemsthoughttobeassociatedwiththescopeareoftenactuallymountproblems.Taketimetoensurethemountsaretighttotherifleandthatscopeissecuredanddoesn’ttwistormoveintherings.Confirmthatcorrectbaseandringsarebeingusedandintheproperorientation.Besuretotorqueringspermanufacturer’sspecs.

Keepinmindtherearemanyissuesthatcancausepoorbulletgrouping.Alwaysutilizeasolidrestandmaintaingoodshootingtechnique.Haveaqualifiedgunsmithlookoveryourrifletobesureallthingsareinworkingorder.Seethattheactionandbarrelareproperlycleaned.Someriflesandammunitiondon’tworkwelltogether,trydifferentammunitionandseeifaccuracyimproves.

Riton Warranty

AsapartoftheRitonPromisewebelieveinprovidingyouwiththebestpossibleservice,includingtheindustry’sbestwarranty.Thequalityofourproductsmakesthisthebestwarrantyyou’lllikelyneverhavetouse;however,ashuntersandoutdoorsmenandwomen,weknowthatbadthingssometimeshappentoeventhemostcautious.

OUR WARRANTY IS SIMPLE:

• NoproofofpurchaseorregistrationrequiredforyourRitonproducts.

• Lifetimewarrantyregardlessoforiginalpurchaser.

• Allwarrantyreplacementswillreceiveabrand-newproductofftheshelf.Wewillnoteverreplacetheproductwitharepairedorrefurbishedproduct.

• Replacementproductwillbeshippedwithin48hoursofreceivingandapprovingyourreturn.

• Loss,theftand/ordeliberatelywornanddamagedproductsarenotcovered.WarrantyisVOIDifdamageresultsfromunauthorizedrepairoralteration.

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