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Windage/Elevation Adjustment
Windage
Adjustment
Elevation
Adjustment
Elevation Adjustment:
To move the laser beam upward/downward
Windage Adjustment:
To move the laser beam left/right
1. Once the Flashlight/Laser Combo is mounted in position, the Adjustment Screw on the bottom
of the Laser becomes the Elevation Adjustment Screw, and the Adjustment Screw on the side of
the Laser becomes the Windage Adjustment Screw.
2. Stabilize the firearm to minimize any unexpected movement. Fire a test shot. If the impact point
of the bullet is exactly in the center of the target, then the Laser Sight is zeroed. Otherwise, it
needs to be adjusted based on the bullet impact. To move the laser beam upward/downward,
use Allen wrench to rotate the Elevation Adjustment Screw. To move the laser beam left/right,
rotate the Windage Adjustment Screw.
3. Keep test firing and adjusting until achieving zero.
NOTE:
To optimize the Windage/Elevation Adjustment function, the positions of the W/E Adjustment
Screws on each laser unit were pre-set on factory equipment. The Windage Adjustment Screw could be
on either side of the unit, thus may appear different from the example illustration in Fig. 5.1. PLEASE DO
NOT ROTATE THE LASER HEAD. To use the W/E function, refer to the 'IMPACT POINT MOVEMENT
INSTRUCTION' table and follow the W/E adjustment instructions on Page 10.
IMPACT POINT MOVEMENT
INSTRUCTION
W/E Adjustment
Fig. 5.1
Windage
Elevation
10
Adjustment Screw Positions
(From Rear of Laser)
Bullet Impact Point Movement
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