Carl Zeiss Hensoldt Optronics Riflescopes
Carl Zeiss Optronics deliver outstanding optical images, particularly at high magnification. They exceed all optical and ergonomic demands of professional shooters setting the standards regarding handling and design. The
6–24x72, in particular, stands out as a result of its brilliant image quality and exceptional contrast throughout the entire magnification range.
ZEISS T*® multi-coating ensures maximum imaging quality at very high magnification even under the most difficult lighting conditions. Increased transparency in the blue spectral range enables outstanding recognition of details under low-light conditions. The MIL-DOT reticle is equipped with continuous illumination. It can be dimmed as far as needed to prevent the
reticle from over-illuminating the target image even at night. The control electronics are equipped with a memory function which guarantees that the same brightness level is used that was previously set. The lateral parallax compensation minimizes target errors and always ensures optimal focus. As with all ZEISS riflescopes, ther are watertight per ISO 9022-81 and nitrogen-filled.
- Precise targeting with bullet drop compensation
The bullet drop compensation for the 3–12x56 and 4-16x56 (2nd focal plane) is 400 cm and 300 cm for the 3–12x56 FF (1st image plane). The large elevation adjustment ranges ensure bullet drop compensation even at longer distances. Colored index lines and numeric values on the elevation turret very easily indicate the current setting.
- Effective protection for valuable optics
The optics are protected by an extremely robust aluminum housing. A perfect seal and a nitrogen atmosphere in the interior prevent the penetration of dust and moisture.
- Precise targeting in any light
The reticle is equipped with continuously variable illumination which also permits precise target acquisition during low light conditions. The previously used brightness setting on the illuminated reticle is automatically activated when the telescopic sight is turned on. This enables snipers to use a very finely adjustable reticle illumination in varying degrees of brightness. The minimum setting is ideal for weakly illuminated scenes at night, under cloudy skies or with eyes adapted to the darkness, for example. The maximum setting is particularly suitable for missions in bright light.
