#J UNERTL HAWK SCOPE MANUAL#

From the orginial 'Unertl Man' also known as The 'Crazy Fast Shipping' Guy.see my feedback.buy with confidence, 100's sold. Folds open like a book with middle page insert.

#J UNERTL HAWK SCOPE MANUAL#

on high quality paper, Manual is Bright & Glossy. Manual repo has 4 pages of print.See picture in auction, Consist of folded page with insert.print on inside cover and inside back page and both sides of the insert. properly focus scope) Parallax and Range setting, Mount Adjustments including changing point of impact, Windage and Elevation information, Cleaning information, Recoil Spring Adjustment, Focusing Readings for Unertl Rifle Scopes which includes chart for 50 feet to 200 yards for most Unertl scopes like 2' Target and Ultra Varmint, 1 1/2' Target, 1 1/4' Target, 1' Target, and 1 1/4' Varmint scopes and Vulture model ( Vulture was made with internal or external adjustments) with parallax adjustment.

Manual covers Adjustment of Ocular, (how to get crosshairs Plumb.straight & level. NOTE: Buy-it-Now.Get it Soon.Shipped ASAP.Got another Unertl Manual listed as 7 Day Auction.Get it now at below average selling price.

Unertl Optical Company Manual: 'Focusing and Use Instructions and General Information' for Unertl Rifle Telescopes.This is orginial Owner's Manual supplied with Unertl Scopes.approved and authorized by Unertl. That would be more better for the do it yourselfer as the old cook used to say.Genuine Orginial Unertl Owner's Manual on Unertl Target and Rifle Scopes. If I had to do it over again, I think I would lay out the 20 bucks or so for 10 feet of some of the 0005 or 0015 tungsten wire that a guy sells on Ebay.

I thought perhaps color of the material might be an issue, but appeared black like I wanted just one of those mysteries. Still is in place, so cannot complain too much. Finally I noticed an old pair of dress socks with some of the fine elastic hanging out, that stretched across the screws worked nicely, not a true fine but a long ways from a medium crosshair. I tried a lot of things, all were way, way too big. I used a human hair, and once in place, the crosshair looked like two telephone poles. So as usual in most things first time around, I did not know what to use for the reticle material. Four screws and some fine wire, mine was just a crosshair type, not a dot etc. So I took the rear of the scope apart and removed the part that houses the reticle. I was always afraid of loosing the anti-fog charge, but then a more enlightened guy told me not to worry about such, guess they never had any in some of their scopes. I bought an old Unertl scope that had a drooping horizontal wire in the reticle.

J unertl hawk scope