ZEISS Conquest V6 1-6x24mm

The ZEISS Conquest V6 1-6x24mm has set a new standard of design, quality and function. The Conquest V6 scopes are developed and made in Germany, and each gives you top of the line optical and mechanical technology.

With true 6x magnification, this model is made for really fast target acquisition. The large, generous eyebox, combined with a wide field of view, makes it very versatile in close encounters, from dense cover and 3 Gun competitions to mid range hunting conditions in open terrain.

ZEISS Conquest V6 1-6x24mm Features

Industry Leading Optical Performance

SCHOTT glass, FL lenses, enhanced T* multi coating and LotuTec hydrophobic coating makes 92% light transmission and great target resolution across the whole magnification range, even in low light settings.

Second Focal Plane Reticle Options

Additionally to the plex style #60 illuminated reticle (fiber optic, fine red dot), plex style #6 and #43 mil dot, ZEISS offers the new ZBR and ZMOA ballistic reticles. ZBR and ZMOA are MOA based smart reticles. All options have fine crosshairs in the second image plane to ensure minimum target coverage and maximum visibility.

Fast and Precise

The external turret – with .25 MOA click adjustments (.50 MOA on 1-6×24), Ballistic Stop feature, multiple revolutions and 80 clicks per rotation, lets you shoot and stay on target from a long distances.

Large Adjustment Range

The 30 mm single piece, machined, aircraft grade aluminum tube is very rugged. The machined shoulder set up also gives a 62-103 MOA total elevation adjustment, depending on model, for long range hunting and shooting.

Made in Germany

Surprisingly reliable internal components and unreal precision mechanics gives you consistent and flawless operation for a long time.

True 6x Zoom

Impressive magnification with a true 6x zoom ratio gives you more versatility across a wide range of applications.

VERY Generous Eyebox

Setting up your shot has never been easier, thanks to the large, generous and forgiving eyebox. Once you get yourself behind the scope, you will see the reticle, target and full image faster.