Zeiss unicorn: V6 2.5-15x56

[stooxie]

Hi all,

In case anyone is interested, Zeiss makes a V6 2.5-15x56mm (#60 reticle) that isn't advertised anywhere in America. There is a single US importer that is selling them for a pretty darn good price right now. It was Zeiss themselves that gave me this link:

https://www.woods-n-water.com/zeiss/conquest-v6-2515x56-60-plex-ill-186524

I have no affiliation with them, just always amazes me how the good stuff is somehow "not really for the US."

-Stooxie

 

[Rams horns]

having extensively used the 1-6x24, 2-12x50 and 2.5-15x56. On the Zeiss side I've only had my V6 2-12x50 for a short time, but you do see a difference. Not to mention that the illumination unit is much nicer on the Swarovski scopes.

 

[General RE LEE]

Hi all,

In case anyone is interested, Zeiss makes a V6 2.5-15x56mm (#60 reticle) that isn't advertised anywhere in America. There is a single US importer that is selling them for a pretty darn good price right now. It was Zeiss themselves that gave me this link:

https://www.woods-n-water.com/zeiss/conquest-v6-2515x56-60-plex-ill-186524

I have no affiliation with them, just always amazes me how the good stuff is somehow "not really for the US."

-Stooxie

Turret values are in centimeters, which I doubt many folks are going to want the headache of doing conversions. Euro Optic also had a similar scope and I looked it over until I saw the click values.

 

[Wapiti1]

Turret values are in centimeters, which I doubt many folks are going to want the headache of doing conversions. Euro Optic also had a similar scope and I looked it over until I saw the click values.

Centimeter and MIL are the same adjustments. 1 cm at 100 m is 1/10 MIL.

No conversion needed.

Jeremy