Zeiss Conquest V4 6-24×50 ZMOA-1
High-quality optics for rugged hunting use–The Zeiss Conquest V4 6-24×50 ZMOA-1.
24x magnification and parallax compensation make this scope a specialist for precision shots from long distances.
Features
- Functional Mechanical Parts (Unparalleled Reliability): The scope’s mechanical parts prove their worth in every situation that demands a quick reaction from the hunter.
- Ballistic Turret: With its wide reticle adjustment range, the hunter has the flexibility needed for a variety of different hunting methods.
- Ballistic Reticle: The reticle can be individually adjusted to target distances and the hunter’s needs.
Reliability
Tested in the laboratory. Proven in nature.
Hunting optics are not a scientific instrument but tools which must function in every hunting scenario. If there is heavy rain when you are hunting, there is only one motto to go by: Persevere! The waterproofness of your optics should be the last thing on your mind.
- Shock
- Waterproofness
- Continuous Shock
- Temperature
- Corrosion
Technical Data
| Magnification | 6 x | 24 x |
| Effective lens diameter | 44,9 mm | 50 mm |
| Exit pupil diameter | 7,5 mm | 2,1 mm |
| Twilight factor | 16,4 | 34,6 |
| Field of view at 100m | 6,3 m | 1,6 m |
| Ojective viewing angle | 3,6° | 0,9° |
| Diopter adjustment range | -3/+2 | |
| Eye relief | 90 mm | |
| Parallax-free | 45,7 – ∞ m | |
| Adjustment range at 100m | 230 x 175 cm | |
| Adjustment per click at 100m | 0,7 cm | |
| Centre tube diameter | 30 mm | |
| Eyepiece tube diameter | 44 mm | |
| Objective tube diameter | 56 mm | |
| LotuTec® / Nitrogen filled | ja / ja | |
| Water resistance | 400 mbar | |
| Operating temperature | -20/+55 | |
| Length | 368 mm | |
| Weight without inner rail | 690 g |
Reticle: ZMOA-1
non-illuminated
ZEISS ZMOA ballistic reticle features fixed MOA subtensions. The number followed by the reticle name (e.g ZMOA-“1”) indicates the distance in MOA between the hashmarks [Distance “A” – e.g. “1” MOA]. The hashmarks on the horizontal and vertical crosshairs can be used for windage and elevation compensation, and for target ranging, when used with the optimum magnification setting stated in the charts.
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