Scope Zeroing Tutorial
NK GD - Night Knight Guardian - Scope Zeroing Tutorial
Follow the steps below to zero in your NK GD scope accurately.
Step by Step Zeroing Instructions
- Turn the scope ON.
- Identify the four buttons on top of the scope, from front to back:
- ▲ Forward Arrow
- ▼ Back Arrow
- M (Menu)
- P (Power)
- Open the menu
- Short press (quick press) the M button.
- A menu will appear in the upper left corner of the display.
- The top row of the menu will be highlighted in blue.
- Navigate to the X / Y adjustment screen
- Short press the M button three times until the X / Y line is highlighted blue.
- 3 lines appear on the right side of the screen. X, Y, DIST.
- The X line will be highlighted in blue by default.
- Adjust windage (X axis)
- Use the Forward (▲) and Back (▼) arrow buttons (located in front of the M button).
- Press and hold an arrow to move the crosshair quickly.
- Short press an arrow to move the crosshair in very small increments.
- The X adjustment moves the crosshair left or right.
- Adjust elevation (Y axis)
- Short press the P (Power) button once to move the blue highlight to the Y line.
- Use the same arrow controls as above.
- The Y adjustment moves the crosshair up or down.
- Set the zero distance (DIST)
- Once the crosshair is positioned correctly, short press the P button again to highlight DIST.
- Use the arrow buttons to increase or decrease the displayed distance.
- This distance is for reference, indicating the range at which the scope is zeroed.
- Return to the main menu
- Press the M button once to return to the menu on the left side of the screen.
- Save and exit
- Press M to cycle through the menu options.
- When everything is set correctly, highlight EXIT (blue).
- Short press the P button to confirm.
✅ Your crosshairs are now zeroed and saved.
Quick Tips
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Changing crosshair style or color
Use the same menu accessed by a short press of the M button to adjust crosshair styles and colors. - Using custom presets
- The scope supports five custom presets (Tables A, B, C, D, and E).
- These can store different:
- Zero settings
- Crosshair styles
- Crosshair colors
- Distance references
- Select the desired table from the top line of the menu.
- All settings are automatically saved when you select EXIT.