Finally found the specs on this and not something I will use to its ability as I just hunt.
Zeiss Hensoldt ZF 3-12×56 SSG-P Mildot reticle with dial indicator. Scope is what I would consider as new as the grease looks new on the throw lever and does not look like it's been mounted. Has a built in mount. Its FFP, has parallax (-p), and takes 2-AA for illumination. Would make a great collector piece or tactical scope. Looks to have the original instructions, cleaning kit, and laser deflector lens cover.
"The Carl Zeiss Hensoldt SSG-P is an extremely robust German military specification sniper scope with unique features not found in other scopes. Characterized by extremely high optical quality, a quick release lever mount, and an illuminated first-focal plane mildot reticle, this scope has no peer.
The reticle features a .5 MRAD scale located in the bottom right corner of the field of view that includes a chevron showing the amount of elevation dialed into the turret. This allows the user to know the amount of elevation clicked onto the elevation turret while still maintaining a target visually through the scope. The small triangle will actually climb the ladder as the elevation turret is turned, allowing the shooter to see the exact elevation adjustment being dialed without looking at the turret. Since the reticle is illuminated, the chevron and elevation scale can be seen in low light conditions. The same .5 MRAD scale can also be used for ranging purposes more accurately than a standard mil-dot reticle. Add to this the fact that the center line height of the scope was made to line up perfectly with the NSV 80 Night Vision optic from Hensoldt and you might just have the greatest sniper scope of all time.
Specifications
Scope Weight: 2 lbs. 6.8 oz.
Magnification Range: 3 to 12x
Scope Objective Lens Diameter: 56
Scope Turret Adjustment: .1 Mil
Reticle Position: 1st
Field of View: 90m to 25m (at 1000 m)
Illuminated Reticle: yes
Scope Finish: matte black
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Looking for $3500 obo. Prefer FTF in Weatherford or Fort Worth, TX but would split shipping and insurance cost.
Zeiss Hensoldt ZF 3-12×56 SSG-P Mildot reticle with dial indicator. Scope is what I would consider as new as the grease looks new on the throw lever and does not look like it's been mounted. Has a built in mount. Its FFP, has parallax (-p), and takes 2-AA for illumination. Would make a great collector piece or tactical scope. Looks to have the original instructions, cleaning kit, and laser deflector lens cover.
"The Carl Zeiss Hensoldt SSG-P is an extremely robust German military specification sniper scope with unique features not found in other scopes. Characterized by extremely high optical quality, a quick release lever mount, and an illuminated first-focal plane mildot reticle, this scope has no peer.
The reticle features a .5 MRAD scale located in the bottom right corner of the field of view that includes a chevron showing the amount of elevation dialed into the turret. This allows the user to know the amount of elevation clicked onto the elevation turret while still maintaining a target visually through the scope. The small triangle will actually climb the ladder as the elevation turret is turned, allowing the shooter to see the exact elevation adjustment being dialed without looking at the turret. Since the reticle is illuminated, the chevron and elevation scale can be seen in low light conditions. The same .5 MRAD scale can also be used for ranging purposes more accurately than a standard mil-dot reticle. Add to this the fact that the center line height of the scope was made to line up perfectly with the NSV 80 Night Vision optic from Hensoldt and you might just have the greatest sniper scope of all time.
Specifications
Scope Weight: 2 lbs. 6.8 oz.
Magnification Range: 3 to 12x
Scope Objective Lens Diameter: 56
Scope Turret Adjustment: .1 Mil
Reticle Position: 1st
Field of View: 90m to 25m (at 1000 m)
Illuminated Reticle: yes
Scope Finish: matte black
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Looking for $3500 obo. Prefer FTF in Weatherford or Fort Worth, TX but would split shipping and insurance cost.
