Viewer Conquest V4 4-16x44 with Turret Ballistics

The Zeiss Conquest V4 4-16x44 scope with ballistic turret is of high quality and resistance, the powerful line of Conquest V4 scopes combine the proven optical concept of ZEISS with a robust and functional design. Equipped with a 4x zoom and fully functional and reliable mechanics, these scopes become the new benchmark in their class. The visor is ideal for waiting both at night and at twilight. Thanks to its balanced zoom range, the compactly designed riflescope is the all-rounder for medium and long-range shooting.
Features:

• Functional mechanical system: Absolute reliability. The mechanical system shows its capacity in all those situations that require a quick reaction from the hunter.
• Ballistic turret: With the wide adjustment range of the reticle, the hunter has the necessary flexibility for different forms of hunting.
• Ballistic reticle: The reticle can be adapted to different shooting distances and the needs of the hunter.

Technical data:

• Magnification: 4 x-16 x
• Effective lens diameter: 33.2mm-44mm
• Exit pupil diameter: 8.5mm-2.8mm
• Twilight factor: 11.5-26.5
• Field of view at 100m: 9.5m-2.4m
• Objective Angle of View: 5.4 ° -1.4 °
• Diopter adjustment range: -3 / + 2
• Eye distance: 90mm
• Parallax free: 45.7 - infinity m
• Adjustment range at 100 m: 230 x 175 cm
• Click fit at 100m: 0.7cm
• Center tube diameter: 30mm
• Eye Tube Diameter: 44mm
• Objective Tube Diameter: 50mm
• LotuTec® / Nitrogen filled: ha / ha
• Water resistance: 400 mbar
• Operating temperature ° C: -20 / + 55
• Length: 356mm
• Weight without inner rail: 640 g

Grids:

• ZBR and ZMOA not illuminated: ZEISS ZBR and ZMOA ballistic reticles incorporate fixed MOA undervoltages. The number that accompanies the name of the graticule (eg: ZBR- “1”) indicates the distance in MOA between the lines [Distance “A” - p. eg: “1” MOA]. The vertical and horizontal cross lines can be used to compensate for height and drift and to aim at the target, if the optimal magnification is set following the indications in the graph.