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01-07-2013, 09:36 AM
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Re: Zeiss conquest HD 5x25- 50
I don't know how many revolutions per turn, but they have 65 MOA of adjustment. That's the same as a viper pst with a 30mm tube but you get it in a lighter, more compact 1 inch scope.
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01-07-2013, 09:56 AM
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Re: Zeiss conquest HD 5x25- 50
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So has anyone seen what the MOA per turret revolution is and how much total elevation is has. I will guess 65
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Looking at the few pictures I've found, I want to say 20moa.
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I don't know how many revolutions per turn, but they have 65 MOA of adjustment. That's the same as a viper pst with a 30mm tube but you get it in a lighter, more compact 1 inch scope.
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With a 50mm objective, it's not going to be much more compact. The 42's should be though, might make a great scope for a lightweight sheep rifle. I'd also like to see how the locking turret works.
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01-07-2013, 10:11 AM
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Re: Zeiss conquest HD 5x25- 50
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With a 50mm objective, it's not going to be much more compact. The 42's should be though, might make a great scope for a lightweight sheep rifle. I'd also like to see how the locking turret works.
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I too would like to see how the locking turrets function. The 1 inch tube won't make a huge difference on weight, but it doesn't hurt it's adjustment range either so it's a toss up in my book. I do wonder how much more travel they could have got with a 30mm tube though...
I imagine the glass will be really good. I'm interested to see some first hand reviews.
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01-07-2013, 10:17 AM
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Re: Zeiss conquest HD 5x25- 50
65 moa is enough for most users. If set up with a 30 moa rail this should give you around 60 moa up. That would get my 300 win out past a mile at my altitude.
As long as the turret revolutions are in 10's either 10 or 20 would be fine for me. I just hate it when a mfg. does something stupid like 12 or 13 moa per rev. That can get confusing.
Sorry if I missed it but what is the MSRP?
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01-07-2013, 10:34 AM
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01-07-2013, 10:36 AM
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Re: Zeiss conquest HD 5x25- 50
I am also very interested in puttung my hands on one of these scope. I am looking at the 3x15x42 model. I thought cameralandny said the elevation was 70 and windage was 50 but I could be wrong. I would like to hear some hands on reviews before I buy one. Sorry the elevation is 65 on the 5x25x50 but he 3x15x42 is 70 moa.
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01-07-2013, 10:37 AM
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Re: Zeiss conquest HD 5x25- 50
999.99- 1074.99 depeding on reticle choices.
Not too shabby I guess.
Am I the only one thinking it looks funny with that iddy biddy tube & 50mm obj?
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