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My dad has the same scope. You should have 2 horizontal bars towards the top of your scope, you have to put the bottom bar on the belly of a deer or elk and the top bar on its back, you turn your magnification ring untill the animal fits in between the 2 then look at that yaradge and thats how far the anmimal is. Then you turn the knob on the top of your scope to 2-3-4-5-6 depending on what the range is 200-300-400 ect... and hold dead on the animal, i have used these scopes before there great. My dads has 2 differnet insertes for your bullet drop one for elk and one for deer..let me know if any of this doesn't make sense..

[QUOTE="wis_sharpshooter, post: 750887, member: 7007"] My dad has the same scope. You should have 2 horizontal bars towards the top of your scope, you have to put the bottom bar on the belly of a deer or elk and the top bar on its back, you turn your magnification ring untill the animal fits in between the 2 then look at that yaradge and thats how far the anmimal is. Then you turn the knob on the top of your scope to 2-3-4-5-6 depending on what the range is 200-300-400 ect... and hold dead on the animal, i have used these scopes before there great. My dads has 2 differnet insertes for your bullet drop one for elk and one for deer..let me know if any of this doesn't make sense.. [/QUOTE]

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