Inverted post reticule with 1.5m
range finder
The 1P29 is tritium illuminated
and does not require batteries. Tritium will most
likely be deactivated but there are ways to have them
relit. Contact "Mcnee229"
of theakforum.net for information, his hard
work and ingenuity allowed him to fabricate a complete
replacement insert.
Tritium cartridge, remove the three screws to take
the insert out
The optic is also zeroed on the 400m concept,
meaning that if you shoot from 100m your point of
impact should be about 22-25cm higher than your point
of aim. The 1P29 does not have additional chevrons or
range lines for various distances, this optic is
intended to aim center mass at all engagement ranges.
For distances longer than 400m the range cam can be
adjusted to the correct distance and the same COM
point of aim should be used.
Thanks to "Voron" of
theakforum.net for translating
1) body
2)screw
3)illuminator
4)body
5)finger-type screw
6)nut
7)Mount
8)axis-screw
9)screw
10)mount
11)screw
12)Axis cams
13)axis-screw
14)....not sure
15)eye piece
16)a-index, b-markings(for which weapon, hence this
one is fro AK), little b index
Installing the proper CAM/adjustments:
-To install the proper cam (12), is dependent on the
type of firearm that will be selected by the user
1)unscrew the screw with spring washer (11)
2)unscrew about 1-2 revolutions screw (9)
3)unscrew screw (8) about 5-7mm
4)unscrew nut (6) until endpiece of inner screw (5),
while noting and remembering its original position
5)Lift the mount (7) above mount (10)
6)get the axis #12 (cam)
7)install the correct one (basically make sure you are
putting the right cam on the right caliber weapon)
8)tighten spring , when tightening nut (6) to its
original position
9)tighten screw (8) about 5-7mm
10)secure screw (8), while tightening screw (9) until
the end
11)tighten screw with springlike-washer (11) until the
end
Zeroing:
1)slide on the correct axis cam (of your rifle
type)
2)put the scope on the rifle via clamping rail
3)PUT your rear leaf blade to position "4" or 400
meters
4)fire 5 shots on semi-auto using open sights with
rear leaf set on "4"
5)fire 5 shots with scope
6)check the deviation from both strings of fire
7)If your POI differentiates,turn 1-2 turns screw (9),
(to loosen it)
8)and using provided key-screwdriver bring the POIs
together by turning screw-axis (8) AND (13)
8)tighten (9)
To
put it another way:
Windage is adjusted by axis
screw #13 - clockwise for trajectory RIGHT and counter
clockwise for trajectory LEFT.
Elevation is adjusted by first loosening screw #9,
then turning screw #8 clockwise for trajectory DOWN
and counter clockwise for trajectory UP. When finished
tighten screw #9.
Elevation is controlled by physically raising the
optic body, the inverted chevron is not moving inside
the housing.
1P29 is centered over the bore
but sits high enough to allow the use of the iron
sights under the scope body. The NPZ universal mount
will fit the SVD rail and most AK rails.
In service (MilitaryPhotos.net)