ZEISS Conquest V6 2-12x50mm Scope

Features

ZEISS Conquest V6 2-12x50mm Features

• • 92% Light Transmission

SCHOTT fluoride glass for a bright viewing image and optimum target resolution, and the finest resolution of details, even in the harshest conditions and most challenging environments.

• • The World’s Finest Illuminated Dot

The secret behind the precision of ZEISS scopes is their ultra fine illuminated dot and its extremely low target coverage. With only a fraction of the thickness of a human hair, the fibre optics system delivers the world’s finest illuminated dot – 3.3 millimeter target coverage at 100 meters is the breathtaking result (V8 & V6 @ 20x). Pure precision for the smallest targets and the greatest distances.

• • ZEISS T* Coating

ZEISS T* coating is a guarantee of the brilliant, high contrast images which you will experience above all in adverse light conditions and in the twilight. Behind it, however, there is no specific formula for building up the layers. Instead, it is a technology that is constantly adjusted to suit new glass materials and requirements, which varies from lens to lens.

• • A Clear View, Whatever the Weather

There are always exciting things to be seen in the world of nature – even in wet weather. This is why ZEISS developed LotusTec. A coating for the lenses of binoculars and spotting scopes that enables a clear and unhindered view in all weather conditions.

• • Stable and Shot-Proof

The ZEISS Conquest V6 scopes are all ideally suited for use with “clip-on” attachments.

• • Precision in the Face of Stress

When you’re out hunting, the optics are exposed to extreme forces whenever shots are fired with the variety of different calibers and weapons often fall over, ZEISS optics confidently brave all this and more during every hunting trip.

• • Shock Test with up to 1,500 Times G-Force

1,500 g corresponds to the shooting load of the .460 Weatherby Magnum caliber.

• • Wash with All Waters

Hours of waiting in the unrelenting pouring rain when out driven hunting, or the necessary cleaning of the optics with a water bottle – ZEISS hunting optics are built to be used and remain waterproof even when things get rough.

• • Waterproofing Immersion Test

ZEISS tests simulate continuous rain and complete immersion off the optics in water, ensuring that all ZEISS optics are fully waterproof.

• • Tenaciously Mobile

Driving along bumpy forest and country lanes with the gun in the boot or navigating rough terrain on foot – bumps and shocks are a normal part of hunting. So it’s all the better if the optics are prepared.

• • Continuous Shock for 90 Minutes

Even after one and a half hours of continuous vibration in different directions, the group of the optics remains unchanged.

• • From the Sahara to the Arctic

From the heat of the hut to the bitter cold of the outdoors, or hours in the blazing sun – ZEISS hunting optics operate reliably in extreme climatic conditions.

• • Temperature Shock

Deep freezing to -40°C and temperatures shock from -25°C to 50°C in under 5 minutes. In the climatic chamber, ZEISS optics are tested to the material’s limits.

• • Hard Shell, Hard Core

When you go hunting, your optics are often exposed to aggressive liquids such as hand sweat and cosmetics. But thanks to a high quality seal, these don’t stand a chance against ZEISS optics.

• • 24 Hours in Salt Spray

Side by side with metal test strips, ZEISS optics were stored in an aggressive salt water spray for 24 hours. While the test strips were covered in rust, the optics were entirely unfazed.

• • Reticle 60 Illuminated 

The reticle 60 is lighter and finer than the reticle 40, which was widely used only a few years ago. The bars have only half the sub tension of the earlier model and there is twice the amount of free space between them. It is therefore ideally suited for precise shooting with the least possible coverage of the target game. With 12x magnification and a subtension of only 0.55 cm at a distance of 100 m, you always have an excellent overview – no fine details are hidden from view. The illuminated dot is extremely bright and can therefore also be used for daytime hunting. The brightness of the illuminated dot can be dimmed at extremely finely, making it ideal for night hunting as well. The reticle is located in the scope’s second focal plane.