Zeiss RapidZ Reticle Subtension Details

[gznokes]

For those of you using any of the Zeiss RapidZ scopes, I thought I'd post up some information I wasn't able to readily find on this site or other places online. It is the reticle subtension details. The descriptions are in inches at 100 yards. I have always had a very good experience with Zeiss customer service and that is where I got this. Anyway, for those who want it in MOA, the conversion is pretty straight forward. I hope this helps. The scope is not perfect, but it has been very well thought out. One thing I'm not nuts about is the .35" thick crosshair but that can be argued as well. For my taste it is a little thick for sighting in at 200 yards and shooting really tight groups because it nearly covers a 1" bullseye, but in a hunting application the thicker cross hair is nice.

 

[Barrelnut]

NICE! Thanks! I like this better than zooming the scope down to match partcular ballistics. I will have to thy this out.

And welcome to the forum BTW....

 

[FALAK]

Found this old post. Thanks for the excellent detective work

 

[dougduey]

For those of you using any of the Zeiss RapidZ scopes, I thought I'd post up some information I wasn't able to readily find on this site or other places online. It is the reticle subtension details. The descriptions are in inches at 100 yards. I have always had a very good experience with Zeiss customer service and that is where I got this. Anyway, for those who want it in MOA, the conversion is pretty straight forward. I hope this helps. The scope is not perfect, but it has been very well thought out. One thing I'm not nuts about is the .35" thick crosshair but that can be argued as well. For my taste it is a little thick for sighting in at 200 yards and shooting really tight groups because it nearly covers a 1" bullseye, but in a hunting application the thicker cross hair is nice.

Do you happen to have this in a PDF file? I can't read all the subtension details for the Rapid Z1000. I just picked one up used and would love this info.
Or should I just call Zeiss and see if they'll send me this info?

Thanks
Doug

 

[tigerfan]

Do you happen to have this in a PDF file? I can't read all the subtension details for the Rapid Z1000. I just picked one up used and would love this info.
Or should I just call Zeiss and see if they'll send me this info?

Thanks
Doug

Doug, were you able to get this in PDF? I have the Rapid Z1000 and would be interested in the details as well. Thanks

 

[Idaho Trecker]

Here you go.
Ryan

 

[MudRunner2005]

If yall are interested in an App for your smartphone that will show you VERY accurate sub tensions for just about ANY and EVERY BDC, MilDot, MilQuad, MOA, Vortex or any other brand of scope with a particular reticle, I HIGHLY recommend trying the iStrelok app.

They are constantly putting out updates with the newest and latest reticles for just about every brand on the market. And you input your specific rifle and load info into it's algorithms, and it spits out a perfect BDC version of your reticle and shows you where your drops are on your reticle. You can save up to like 10 different rifle/scope combos.

https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/istrelok/id319662395?mt=8

 

[dougduey]

If yall are interested in an App for your smartphone that will show you VERY accurate sub tensions for just about ANY and EVERY BDC, MilDot, MilQuad, MOA, Vortex or any other brand of scope with a particular reticle, I HIGHLY recommend trying the iStrelok app.

They are constantly putting out updates with the newest and latest reticles for just about every brand on the market. And you input your specific rifle and load info into it's algorithms, and it spits out a perfect BDC version of your reticle and shows you where your drops are on your reticle. You can save up to like 10 different rifle/scope combos.

https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/istrelok/id319662395?mt=8

Mudrunner
There's a regular version for $4.99 and a Pro version for $11.99. which one are you referring to??

 

[MudRunner2005]

Mudrunner
There's a regular version for $4.99 and a Pro version for $11.99. which one are you referring to??

I just checked and I'm running the regular $4.99 version.