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**From the manufacturer**
**Strike Eagle 1-8×24 First Focal Plane Riflescope**
The Strike Eagle 1-8×24 FFP gives the accurate holdovers at any magnification you’ve been looking for in an LPVO. The EBR-8 reticle provides true red dot-like performance at 1x and holdovers out to 600 yards, and an included ranging feature lets you make quick decisions in the reticle. With 9 daylight and 2 night-vision settings, you can dial up illumination to perfectly match your scenario. Put all that in a 30mm tube with capped turrets to keep your zero safe, plus a throw lever for rapid magnification changes, and you have an LPVO born to ring steel.
**EBR-8 MOA Reticle**
- Our exclusive EBR-8 MOA first focal plane, glass etched, illuminated reticle facilitates quick transitions from close ranges out to 600 yards.
- First focal plane subtensions remain accurate at any range.
- Illuminated reticle eases use in low light and dark backgrounds.
- The ranging feature at the top of the reticle can be used to range a silhouette.
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IlluminationThe Strike Eagle 1-8×24 FFP uses a variable intensity reticle illumination system, found on the optic’s left-hand side. To activate the illumination, rotate the illumination dial to the desired intensity setting. The Strike Eagle has nine daylight illumination settings, and two night vision compatible settings. To turn the illumination off, dial the Illumination Dial to “0.” |
MagnificationThe magnification adjustment is used to change the riflescope’s “power.” The Strike Eagle 1-8×24 FFP is a variable powered optic with an 8x optical design. This will allow you to change the power from 1x to 8x using the Magnification Adjustment Ring. |
Ocular FocusThe Strike Eagle 1-8×24 FFP uses a Fast-Focus Eyepiece designed to easily adjust the focus on the riflescope’s reticle. 1. Turn the magnification ring to the highest power. Looking through the optic, turn the Fast-Focus Eyepiece counterclockwise until the reticle is slightly blurry. 2. While looking at a white wall or a clear blue sky, taking short glances through the optic, turn the Fast-Focus Eyepiece clockwise until the reticle is clear and crisp as soon as you look through the optic. This may take several attempts. |
TurretsTurrets are used to adjust the point of impact. The Strike Eagle 1-8×24 FFP uses 1/4 MOA turret adjustments on both the Windage and Elevation Turrets. Each click will move the point of impact roughly 1/4″ at 100 yards. The turret on the top of the scope is the Elevation Turret, which is used to adjust the point of impact up and down. The turret on the right-hand side of the scope is the Windage Turret and is used to adjust the point of impact left and right. |
**Throw Lever**
1. Find the center of travel on your riflescope’s Magnification Adjustment Ring. This should ensure that the Throw Lever does not contact anything.
2. Gently spread the ring enough to get it over the eyepiece.
3. Slide the Throw Lever onto the magnification ring at the desired position.
4. Insert the hexscrew through the unthreaded hole in the lever and into the ring and tighten only until snug and the ring does not slip when rotated. If you use a torque wrench, tighten to 2.2 inch-pounds (in.lbs.).
5. Test to ensure the Throw Lever is in the best position for you. To adjust, simply loosen and reposition the lever to a more comfortable position. Then, retighten and test the new position.
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