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Victory Compact Point
Installation of Compact Point "Zeiss plate"
The installation of Compact Point "Zeiss plate" provides a flat base plate with
holes for assembly predominantly on swivel and rail installations.
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parts for weapons from various manufacturers. The installation parts appropri-
ate for your weapon system can be purchased from your specialty store.
Installation of Compact Point "Blaser R93"
The Compact Point "Blaser R93" may be mounted on the Blaser R93 without
the use of any additional tools.
Installing the Compact Point "Blaser R93"
Press the push button (Fig. 5/L) of the Compact Point "Blaser R93" and place
the opposite housing pin (Fig. 5/M) in the installation hole provided on the
weapon. Place the Compact Point in the direction of the arrow (Fig. 7),
release the push button and lock into place.
Adjusting the Compact Point "Blaser R93"
Adjustment of the Compact Point "Blaser R93" installation to the Blaser R93
is performed by turning the M2 hexagon socket screw (Fig. 5/N). Locking is
done by the M1 hexagon socket screw (Fig. 5/O).
Removing Compact Point "Blaser R93" from the rail
Follow the above directions in the reverse order – Hold the push button and
remove the Compact Point in the opposite direction to the arrow (Fig. 7).
Adjusting the target dot
Before each adjustment loosen the locking screw for target dot locking
(Fig 1/D).
Adjustment of the Compact Point is infinitely variable and is done via the
adjusting screw for height (Fig. 1/A) and lateral (Fig. 2/H) variation.
Use the special wrench included for adjustment.
There is an indexing disk on the special wrench. Mark B (Fig. 1) can be used
as a reference point for the height and Mark C (Fig. 1) for the transverse.
(1 division on the indexing disk = 2.5 cm/100 m).
Note the variation between the target dot and point of impact during shoot-
ing and correct as follows:
Point of impact below the target dot:
(weapon shooting low) – turn the adjusting screw in up direction
Point of impact above the target dot:
(weapon shooting high) – turn the adjusting screw away from the up direction