HD R/T
BINOCULAR
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Quick ranging with silhouettes
To use the reticle, simply match the
person or object being ranged to the
silhouette that is closest in shape and read
the indicated yardage.
Note:
The best
accuracy will be obtained by bracing the
arms or using a tripod mount.
The Viper HD tactical binocular comes with
tethered objective lens covers plus a soft,
waterproof piece that completely covers the
eyepieces. For convenient use, simply snap the
eyepiece cover around the neckstrap.
Lens Covers
The Viper HD R/T’s protective case provides safe storage between viewing
sessions. The carry strap is already attached to the case.
Carry Case
a
ccessories
Securely attach your binocular to the binocular strap:
Neckstrap
1. Thread the end of the
strap from the bottom
up through the strap
attachment loop.
3. Adjust the overall
length and pull the strap
webbing tight so it is
secure within the buckle.
2. Hold the buckle and
thread the end of the
strap inside the buckle.
Note:
Please
do not
thread a metal ring directly onto the strap attachment loop
when attaching rings or clips for other after-market equipment. Instead, use nylon zip
ties according to the manufacturer’s instructions.
28cm / 11”
50cm / 20”
44cm / 17”
Using silhouette widths—
The silhouettes used in the R/T reticle are based on
an average 20-inch shoulder width and 11-inch head width. Take your range
reading from the silhouette that most closely matches the size of the person.
Using silhouette heights—
Heights of the silhouette may also be used to
quickly estimate range when comparing objects of known dimensions. For
example, assuming a typical back-to-brisket dimension of 17 inches, a deer can
be ranged using the 17-inch shoulder height on any of the silhouettes.
Examples
Ranging with
Silhouette Width
20 Inches
Ranging with
Silhouette Height
17 Inches
Use the width or height
of the silhouette for
quick ranging of a target.
