6and7, can you confirm or correct B&H's specs that the windage and elevation adjustments are 52MOA? With a 34mm (or is it 36mm? Zeiss and B&H differ on this) main-tube diameter, the gross elevation change ought to be around 100MOA...so maybe the specs are 52MOA from center?Great optics. Solid mechanics. Large. Heavy. It could have been great for F-Class, but the reticle option and turret rotation, and click values are a big miss for F-Class. The optics are beautiful.
Have since determined that the scope indeed has a 36mm tube.6and7, can you confirm or correct B&H's specs that the windage and elevation adjustments are 52MOA? With a 34mm (or is it 36mm? Zeiss and B&H differ on this) main-tube diameter, the gross elevation change ought to be around 100MOA...so maybe the specs are 52MOA from center?
TY all.. I think Ledd's comment--big swing and miss by Zeiss--is quite appropriate.. I was really looking for a hi-power scope with a simple reticle--to replace my Trijicon Tenmile 4.5-30X56X34.. The Zeiss probably is the one optically and with TWO excellent, simple reticles, but it's sure not in respect of point-of-impact-adjustment ranges.. Since my post yesterday, I've calculated that the vertical-adjustement range is 48MOA (total).. I wonder why they bothered.. AND $4K!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
So I'm keeping my Trij.
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