ZEISS Conquest V4 4-16×44 ASV-H

ZEISS Conquest V4 4-16×44 ASV-H (Reticle Quick Adjustment)
The powerful riflescopes of the Conquest V4 line combine the proven ZEISS optical concept with a robust and functional design. The compact construction and the balanced ratio of large field of view and magnification are ideal for all types of hunting. The V4 models are equipped with a 4x zoom and a functional, precise, and absolutely reliable mechanism.

The Conquest V4 4-16×44 is ideal for active hunting and hunting in mountainous terrain thanks to its compact and lightweight design. The zoom range makes this V4 a versatile option for shots at medium and long distances.

4x zoom range impresses with best detail recognition
Excellent target resolution across the entire magnification range
Compact and robust construction
Perfect for stand hunting at dusk
Outstanding performance in low light conditions

Ballistic Turret (ASV – Reticle Quick Adjustment): With the large reticle adjustment range, the shooter has the necessary flexibility for different hunting styles.

Performance

Magnification
4 – 16 x

Effective objective diameter
33.2 – 44 mm

Light transmission
90%

Exit pupil diameter
8.5 – 2.8 mm

Twilight number
11.5 – 26.5

Field of view at 100 m (yds)
9.5 – 2.4 m (28 – 7 ft)

Objective viewing angle
5.4° – 1.4°

Diopter adjustment range
+ 2.0 | − 3.0 dpt

Eye relief
90 mm (3.54 “)

Parallax adjustment
9.1 m – ∞ (10 yds – ∞)

Adjustment range at 100 m
230 × 175 cm

Adjustment per click at 100 m
1/4 MoA (0.7 cm /100 m)

Main tube diameter
30 mm

Ocular tube diameter
44 mm

Objective tube diameter
50 mm

Reticle 20 (Z-Plex) non-illuminated
The very fine reticle 20 is located in the 2nd focal plane. During daytime hunting, it allows for particularly precise aiming, even at long distances. The transition from the bars to the fine lines in the center is arrow-shaped in reticle 20. This allows you to precisely target small objects in particular.

Reticle 92 (ZBR-2) non-illuminated
The ballistic reticles ZBR from ZEISS are located in the 2nd focal plane and have a coverage of 2 MOA (ZBR-2) between the subtensions at the reference magnification of the respective riflescope. The subtensions extend in the shape of a Christmas tree over the lower half of the field of view. They are very well suited for quick, simultaneous compensation of bullet drop and correction of wind drift. Both values can be quickly and precisely determined with the ZEISS Hunting App for practically any ammunition, including the representation of distance values in the reticle graphic.

Reticle 94 (ZMOA-2) non-illuminated
The ballistic reticles ZMOA from ZEISS are located in the 2nd focal plane and have a coverage of 2 MOA (ZMOA-2) between the subtensions at the reference magnification of the respective riflescope. Since the subtensions are only drawn along the crosshair, the shooter maintains a good overview of the entire field of view. They are suitable for both quick compensation of bullet drop and correction of wind drift. Both values can be quickly and precisely determined with the ZEISS Hunting App for practically any ammunition, including the representation of distance values in the reticle graphic.

Reticle 60 illuminated
The 60 reticle appears lighter and finer than the widely used reticle 40 from just a few years ago. The bars cover only half, and there is double the free space between them. It is therefore ideally suited for precise shooting with minimal coverage of the game body. At 12x magnification and a target coverage of only 0.55 cm at 100 m, you always maintain a good overview – fine details do not escape your notice. The illuminated dot is extremely bright and can also be used for daytime hunting. The fine dimming of the dot also allows for optimal use for night hunting. The reticle is located in the 2nd focal plane of the riflescope.

Reticle 64 (ZMOAi-T30) illuminated
The reticle ZMOAi-T30 is the illuminated version of the ZMOA-T30. It offers the perfect balance between sporting and hunting shooting. Hunters and sport shooters prefer this option for their all-round riflescope. The MOA crosshair (Minute of Angle) contains MOA marking lines and points that provide a distance of 1 MOA at the reference magnification and cover a bullet drop of 30 MOA. The lateral lines and hold points are extremely useful for wind correction and are placed with maximum effectiveness and minimal distraction in the field of view. The reticle illumination is limited to the central fine cross, preventing glare for the shooter and providing an extremely effective and precise aiming point in low light conditions. The changes in coverage values and the resulting values for compensating bullet drop and correcting wind drift can be quickly and precisely determined for practically any ammunition using the ZEISS Hunting App.

Reticle 68 (ZBi) illuminated
This reticle was primarily developed for hunting in open terrain and at long distances. The tree-like crosshair is intuitively designed and offers a very precise aiming point. The marking lines and points have a distance of one angular minute (1 MOA) at the respective reference magnification and always provide a suitable hold point even in windy conditions. Bullet drop and wind drift can be quickly and precisely determined with the ZEISS Hunting App for practically any ammunition, including the representation of distance values in the reticle graphic. Only the central part of the reticle is illuminated, allowing for precise aiming even in low light conditions. The changes in coverage values and the resulting values for compensating bullet drop and correcting wind drift can be quickly and precisely determined for practically any ammunition using the ZEISS Hunting App.