ZEISS Conquest V4 4-16×44 Riflescope with ZBi Reticle #68
The ZEISS Conquest V4 4-16×44 with illuminated ZBi reticle (Reticle 68) is designed for hunters requiring accurate first-shot placement at extended range in open terrain. The tree-shaped crosshairs feature 1 MOA tick mark spacing, providing immediate reference for bullet drop and wind drift without needing turret adjustments in the field.
The scope includes a ballistic stop on the elevation turret and an external locking windage turret, ensuring your zero remains stable during vehicle travel, temperature changes, and rough conditions.
With a 4–16x magnification and 44 mm objective lens, it performs effectively in both close-range woodland shots and long-range hillside scenarios. ZEISS T* multi-coatings and LotuTec lens protection deliver 90% light transmission for clear, sharp images.
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Magnification | 4-16x |
| Objective Lens Diameter | 44 mm |
| Reticle Type | ZBi (Reticle 68) |
| Reticle Features | Tree-shaped, 1 MOA tick marks |
| Coating | T* multi-coating, LotuTec lens protection |
| Light Transmission | 90% |
FAQ
What makes the ZBi reticle unique?
The ZBi reticle features a tree-shaped design with 1 MOA tick mark spacing, allowing hunters to quickly estimate bullet drop and wind drift without adjusting turrets in the field.
Does the scope maintain zero under changing conditions?
Yes, the ballistic stop on elevation and external locking windage turret help maintain your zero during vehicle movement, temperature shifts, and rough terrain.
Is the scope suitable for both close and long-range shooting?
Yes, the 4–16x magnification and 44 mm objective lens provide consistent performance across close-range woodland shots and long-range hillside work.
Hannah Campbell –
This scope has greatly improved my hunting accuracy, especially at longer distances. The illuminated ZBi reticle is easy to read in low light and the 1 MOA ticks help me adjust for wind and drop without touching the turrets. The image clarity is excellent, even in dim conditions.
Charles Parr –
I’ve used this scope in varied terrains and it performs reliably. The windage and elevation locks keep my zero stable during vehicle travel. The T* coating reduces glare and maintains sharp focus in different lighting.
Carol Metcalfe –
The reticle is intuitive and the magnification range covers most of my hunting scenarios. It’s a bit heavy for quick handling, but overall, it’s a solid choice for long-range hunting.
Alison Piper –
The light transmission is outstanding. Even in early morning or late afternoon, the image remains clear and detailed. The tree-shaped crosshairs make it easy to estimate bullet drop quickly.