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Scope mount, check the tube diameterMauser M12/M98/ZASTAVA 70 Hexalock 30 mm Bolt Handle Knob899,00 lei
Description
ZEISS Conquest V6 are FL lenses and T* lenses to achieve a classic light transmission of 92%, ensuring optimal visibility and corresponding resolution, even in low light conditions. The water-resistant ZEISS LotuTec® lens coating keeps the lenses clean on the outside at all times. Simply, the ZEISS Conquest V6 with its zoom allows flexibility and sets a new standard for features and performance in its price category.
ZEISS Conquest V6 is part of the premium series and sets new standards in terms of price/performance ratio, features, and legendary quality – an uncompromising “entry level” in the ZEISS premium class.
Conquest V6 2.5-15x56
It is part of the medium-radius scope range, ideal for hunting in difficult light conditions.
The presented model is equipped with the ASV adjustment system, for adjusting and compensating the bullet drop.
ASV operation mode: we position the system so that the two tips, the one on the turret and the one on the ASV, do not block each other, and we turn 8 clicks to the left because the group was 8 cm higher (for example). Always remember that turning to the left - counterclockwise means we move the group down, and turning to the right - clockwise means moving it up!
We do the same thing for the left/right adjustment on the horizontal: turning counterclockwise means moving to the left and turning clockwise means moving to the right! We turned 4 clicks to the left because the group was 4 cm to the right. We finished these adjustments and will fire other shots towards the center of the target, to see if the bullets hit where we want them to, that is, at “0”. Another important thing to remember, if the scope does not have the BDC Plus system, we will simply remove the turret cap and adjust the clicks. The directions are the same.
If after executing the next 3 shots the group is exactly where it needs to be, “at 0” in the center of the target, it means that the weapon is zeroed “at 0” on the target. The only thing left for us to do is reassemble the BDC Plus. However, keep in mind that the tip inside the BDC must be positioned to the right of the turret tip to be able to turn the adjustment counterclockwise to reach the desired position, and at position 100 is my starting point.
Now we can reposition the anti-turret. We press the spring, fix it in position and tighten the screw. Next is the correct positioning of the scale. With two fingers we hold the BDC tightly, unscrew the cap and now we can freely move the scale to the desired position. We set it exactly at 0 and then tighten the cap. We will then proceed the same way for the left/right adjustment on the horizontal.
Type: Scopes; Twilight factor: 7.1 - 29; Weight: 690; Length: 352; Field of view: 16.4-2.7; Diopter correction: +2 | -3 dpt; Diameter of the illuminated circle on the eyepiece: 9.7-3.7; Optimal eyepiece-eye distance: 90; Adjustment / click: 1; Adjustment: 0.2;
ZEISS Conquest V6 is part of the premium series and sets new standards in terms of price/performance ratio, features, and legendary quality – an uncompromising “entry level” in the ZEISS premium class.
Conquest V6 2.5-15x56
It is part of the medium-radius scope range, ideal for hunting in difficult light conditions.
The presented model is equipped with the ASV adjustment system, for adjusting and compensating the bullet drop.
ASV operation mode: we position the system so that the two tips, the one on the turret and the one on the ASV, do not block each other, and we turn 8 clicks to the left because the group was 8 cm higher (for example). Always remember that turning to the left - counterclockwise means we move the group down, and turning to the right - clockwise means moving it up!
We do the same thing for the left/right adjustment on the horizontal: turning counterclockwise means moving to the left and turning clockwise means moving to the right! We turned 4 clicks to the left because the group was 4 cm to the right. We finished these adjustments and will fire other shots towards the center of the target, to see if the bullets hit where we want them to, that is, at “0”. Another important thing to remember, if the scope does not have the BDC Plus system, we will simply remove the turret cap and adjust the clicks. The directions are the same.
If after executing the next 3 shots the group is exactly where it needs to be, “at 0” in the center of the target, it means that the weapon is zeroed “at 0” on the target. The only thing left for us to do is reassemble the BDC Plus. However, keep in mind that the tip inside the BDC must be positioned to the right of the turret tip to be able to turn the adjustment counterclockwise to reach the desired position, and at position 100 is my starting point.
Now we can reposition the anti-turret. We press the spring, fix it in position and tighten the screw. Next is the correct positioning of the scale. With two fingers we hold the BDC tightly, unscrew the cap and now we can freely move the scale to the desired position. We set it exactly at 0 and then tighten the cap. We will then proceed the same way for the left/right adjustment on the horizontal.
Type: Scopes; Twilight factor: 7.1 - 29; Weight: 690; Length: 352; Field of view: 16.4-2.7; Diopter correction: +2 | -3 dpt; Diameter of the illuminated circle on the eyepiece: 9.7-3.7; Optimal eyepiece-eye distance: 90; Adjustment / click: 1; Adjustment: 0.2;