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[avator]

Perfect Mike.... good job.

[Hawkeye51]

Edward
I forgot to say that most likely you will need to turn the front ring out (counter clockwise) about 3/4 to one full turn. Pick a target and dial it in @ full magnification. Then use the rear adjustment for fine tune.

Some scopes have the front element sunk in from the cover ring. On those scopes, you will need a variable spanner to catch the groove in the ring. I have an old (cheap) harbor freight digital caliper that I use for this. When I purchased the RWS  1.7 x 20 pistol scope on sale from Umarex (thanks JB) it had a finger print on the inside of the front element. I needed the spanner to remove the element and clean it. When I replaced it, I set the parallax to 20 yards, with the rear adjustment as far out as it would go & still lock up. This gave me more than 2 x magnification & a crystal clear focus for my old eyes. Again, this was a $12.00 scope & I don't recommend any of this with expensive optics.

[Earl]

Edward
Follow the numbered steps. Most "fixed parallax" scopes are fixed at 50 or 100 yards. Lower power scopes like 4.5 max scope for an air gun is probably set to 50 yards. Things closer can seem fuzzy. If you are going to use this scope for 25-30 yard shots and closer, it MAY benefit you to change the fixed parallax. You might also consider a drop of thread lock like "Vibra-Tite" when you reinstall the cover. This will keep it from moving around, especially on a springer.

I would not touch an expensive scope, but for less than $12.00 delivered, I have adjusted this Walther 4.5 to fit my needs. Hope this helps.

I think the eyepiece adjustment is used to focus the cross hairs so they will not be fuzzy.
Have I been wrong all these years?

[Hawkeye51]

Your not wrong Earl, but on both of these scopes, I have been able to back off the adjusting ring at least 1/2 way or more to gain a little bit of magnification and still have crisp cross hairs. Might just be my eyes are so bad, I can't tell the difference. I know that on the pistol scope at 20 yards I couldn't see the pellet holes on a paper plate. After I adjusted the parallax and the rear objective almost all the way out (final eye ring all the way in) I could make out the holes.

[Rick67]

Here she is:





I did not expect her weight; she is heavy, much heavier than my AA S5 full size!

Nice Teutonic quality, as expected.

Oh, and no scuffs and scratches 

[Earl]

Here she is:





I did not expect her weight; she is heavy, much heavier than my AA S5 full size!

Nice Teutonic quality, as expected.

Oh, and no scuffs and scratches 

She is a beauty!
At a bargain price of $360 for an airgun that sells for $700 on Amazon, Pyramyd Air and Air Gun Depot.
You did good Rick67.
Have fun with it.

[Rick67]

Much thanks to you, Earl sir!

[Rick67]

Now that I have seen its build quality, I would not hesitate to buy one in .22 (at the same price), lol!

[Rick67]

The Barra 5-25x50 scope is almost as big as the rifle, lol!

Also got this optic on sale:






Glass-etched mildot with a parallax of 10 yards to infinity.

It is true that this scope is very clear at the highest mag 

[Gunner1985]

Here she is:




Very pretty gun! Did it come empty? How does she shoot?

I did not expect her weight; she is heavy, much heavier than my AA S5 full size!

Nice Teutonic quality, as expected.

Oh, and no scuffs and scratches 

[SILENT SQUIRREL]

Edward
I forgot to say that most likely you will need to turn the front ring out (counter clockwise) about 3/4 to one full turn. Pick a target and dial it in @ full magnification. Then use the rear adjustment for fine tune.

Some scopes have the front element sunk in from the cover ring. On those scopes, you will need a variable spanner to catch the groove in the ring. I have an old (cheap) harbor freight digital caliper that I use for this. When I purchased the RWS  1.7 x 20 pistol scope on sale from Umarex (thanks JB) it had a finger print on the inside of the front element. I needed the spanner to remove the element and clean it. When I replaced it, I set the parallax to 20 yards, with the rear adjustment as far out as it would go & still lock up. This gave me more than 2 x magnification & a crystal clear focus for my old eyes. Again, this was a $12.00 scope & I don't recommend any of this with expensive optics.

Thanks, Mike
The picture & instructions are just what's needed to get me started
My pair of 1.5-4.5 Walthers arrive on Tuesday
I'll play with them for awhile before undertaking the task.

I do have one question.
In Step 1 in the picture
Are you saying to screw the eyepiece lens all the way in,  as opposed to using it to adjust the sharpness of the retical for my eyesight?

Ed

[Rick67]

Here she is:




Very pretty gun! Did it come empty? How does she shoot?

I did not expect her weight; she is heavy, much heavier than my AA S5 full size!

Nice Teutonic quality, as expected.

Oh, and no scuffs and scratches 

Yes, empty, sir!

Have not shot it yet, lol!

[Earl]

Both the R10 4.51 and the 4.48mm pellets are back in stock at Umarex.
I bought 4 more tins of the 4.51 mm for $22.37 delivered plus another scope for $11.60 delivered.
The discount codes NRA2020(20% off) and the FREESHIP codes both worked.
I cannot resist cheap prices.
I need professional help.

[JaRoHe]

You're not the only 1 that needs help Earl... I keep thinking there has to be an end to my madness... but I apparently haven't reached it yet!!!

Another 12 tins ordered... brings the total to 40 tins of the RWS R10's, 6 Scopes, and miscellaneous other items... I'm a sucker for a good sale.

Those R10's have become favorites for several of my air rifles... their previous favorites have been pushed to the back of the shelf!!!

[avator]

Couldn't resist.. grabbed 2 more of the Walther scopes. $23.20 shipped. With over 100 airguns around here I can always use scopes.
One of the best features are the rings with Allen screws instead of those thumb screws that usually come bundled with inexpensive scopes.
Thanks again JB.

[Earl]

The R10-4.51mm seem to group a little better that the R10-4.48mm in my guns.
Has anyone else had similar results?

[Earl]

These sure are good scopes for $11.60.  Thanks JB-Umarex.
1.5-4.5 x 32 scope for $14.50: https://www.umarexusa.com/walther-air-rifle-scope-15-45x32-with-rings-2300570

[Hawkeye51]

Earl

I h@ve bought a total of 10 tins of 4.51 & 10 tins of 4.48's and 3 scopes. It's a no loose deal. The pellets are great quality to me and I'm shooting them in  several different P 17's, from 415 fps up to 475 fps.  Granted I'm shooting pistols at 20 yards, so not a complete review of accuracy, but they seem to do dime groups of 5 shots with a red dot or 1.7 X  scope (RWS sale), with old man eyes. Cataract surgery coming up next month, yea!

The 4.48's load easier in all of my P17's, and shoot about 8-10 fps faster, and the accuracy seems the same. If I push a pellet through the 4.48's  all have light scoring on the head and skirt. Not very scientific , but thats all I have.  I'll try my  D34 with a scope and report back.

THANK YOU!!! THANK  YOU!!! Justin for the bargins you have posted! We all appreciate it very much.

[JaRoHe]

The R10-4.51mm seem to group a little better that the R10-4.48mm in my guns.
Has anyone else had similar results?

Just in case... I did pickup 5 tins of the 4.48mm's to try out!!!  I shot probably 25 or 30 of these thru my Sportsman 900 and didn't notice any difference in the groupings between the 4.51mm vs. the 4.48mm

I plan on running some shot groups thru the chronograph this weekend... weather permitting!!!  I'll report velocity readings when I do... it's been windy here all week, and according to the weather forecast it's going to be windy all weekend, so I wouldn't make any judgements based on shot groups taken.

[james828]

Thanks OP for the tip, I ordered 12 tin of R-10 4.51mm , shoot excellent out of my 1377, Fusion 1 , Gamo tac ( got it from my kids ) all those are shooting around 600 fps and Gamo tac about 490 fps , good group at 20 yards (1/2-3/4 inch)