Zeroing The Elevation Dial For K312I And K624I - KAHLES K16i Bedienungsanleitung

3. Loosen the locking screw till you get a free moving index
disc (3)
4. Turn the index disc/ring (3) until the zero point of the scale
is aligned with the index point on the scope
5. Hold the index disc/ring (3) and the turret disc (2) turn the
locking screw clock wise in right direction. While
performing this process you should hear no mechanical
click. Your adjustment is now zeroed to your point of
impact.
6. Your adjustment is now zeroed to your point of impact.
Pay attention, never use any strong force when you do any adjust-
ments on the turrets.

6.2 Zeroing the elevation dial for K312i and K624i

Using the supplied allen key, loosen the two set screws on
the turret 1– 3 turns (do not remove the set screws
completely) until you have a
free moving turret without
clicks. With the set screws
loosened turn the elevation
turret in the down direction
(the direction of bullet impact
is engraved on the adjustment)
until it stops. This will be 3 or 4
marks below the zero mark on
the dial. Turn the turret so that the zero on the dial lines up
with the indicator mark on the body tube. Align the marks
and using the short end of the supplied allen key tighten
again the two set screws to approximately 1 Nm or 8 inch
pounds (do not exceed 1 Nm or 8 inch pounds).
Your elevation is now zeroed.
The mechanical (physical) stop will be about 3 or 4 clicks
below zero. This allows adjustments slightly below zero for
special conditions as increased temperature or closer
targets.
Pay attention, never use any strong force when you do any adjust-
ments on the turrets.
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