Noblex N6 comfort + TAC IPSC Paket, User Manual

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Lateral Adjustment (R) (5)   

Turning the handle elements in direction of the arrow will shift the hit point 

to the right. 

You can feel the limit of the adjustment range as an end stop. Always screw 

the protective caps (3) back onto the domes to prevent unintentional reticle 

adjustments and to ensure water tightness. In doing so, please pay attention 

to the fit of the sealing rings (6). 

Loosening the Torx head screws (8), you can turn the scale disc (7) so that 

both index marks are opposing each other, ensuring a quick recovery of 

your “shot in” zero position of the reticle when you are using different am-

munition or loads. 

The adjustment range for the hit point correction is well assessed. However, 

if scale graduation is not sufficient, you should have a gunsmith check the 

mounting of the riflescope. 

ZOOMING

You can easily adjust the zoom by turning the vario-ring (10) according to 

target range and ambient light conditions. 

The main zoom values are engraved on the vario-ring (10) for orientation, 

yet you can set any continuous value in between while experiencing steady 

image quality, visual acuity, and perfectly maintained hit point position. 

SETTING VISUAL ACUITY 

You can set the visual acuity by turning the outer eyepiece ring (11). A pos-

sible eye defect is compensated when the reticle is perceived clearly during 

relaxed seeing. 

Eye defect compensation is up to ±3 dioptre. 

You should set the visual acuity generally while using the highest zoom be-

cause it best lets you evaluate the visual acuity due to maximum resolution. 

If you change the zoom afterwards, it does not change the previous setting 

of visual acuity. 

ACCESSORIES 

One of the protective caps on the reticle adjustment is constructively 

designed larger. With the help of a magnet, it serves as a compartment for a 

back-up battery of the format CR2032. 

To protect the rifle scope, a neoprene sleeve is included.

If you wish, we can deliver a telescope rubber light protection shield that 

ensures accurate distance from eye to eyepiece and would soften possible 

recoil.