ZEISS Conquest V4 4-16×44 Riflescope with ZBi Reticle (Model #68)
The ZEISS Conquest V4 4-16×44 with ZBi reticle (Reticle 68) features a compact, lightweight design optimized for long-range hunting in open terrain. It combines a 4–16×44 magnification range with a dedicated ballistic reticle for accurate holdover corrections.
The illuminated ZBi reticle includes tree-shaped crosshairs with 1 MOA spacing between tick marks and dots at reference magnification. Only the central aiming area is illuminated, preserving image clarity in low light without overexposing the scene.
The scope includes a ballistic stop on the elevation turret and an external locking windage turret, enabling precise zero confirmation and stable adjustments. The 44 mm objective lens is coated with ZEISS T* multi-coatings, delivering 90% light transmission for improved visibility in varying conditions.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Magnification | 4-16x |
| Objective Lens Diameter | 44 mm |
| Reticle Type | ZBi (Model #68) |
| Reticle Illumination | Central aiming area only |
| Coating | ZEISS T* multi-coating |
| Light Transmission | 90% |
| Elevation Turret | Ballistic stop included |
| Windage Turret | External locking |
FAQ
What is the purpose of the ZBi reticle in this scope?
The ZBi reticle provides a tree-shaped crosshair pattern with 1 MOA spacing, allowing hunters to make quick holdover corrections for bullet drop and wind drift without adjusting the turrets.
Is the reticle illuminated, and how does it work?
Yes, only the central aiming area of the ZBi reticle is illuminated, which improves visibility in low light while preserving image clarity and preventing overexposure.
Does this scope include features to maintain zero accuracy?
Yes, the scope has a ballistic stop on the elevation turret and an external locking windage turret, allowing users to confirm and maintain a stable zero.
Victor Pullman –
The ZEISS Conquest V4 has proven reliable in field conditions. The ZBi reticle makes range calculations fast and accurate. The illumination is just enough for dawn or dusk shooting without washing out the image. The scope is lightweight and easy to handle during long hunts.
Nathan Edmunds –
I’ve used this scope for several seasons in open terrain. The 4-16x magnification is versatile, and the ballistic reticle helps with long-range shots. The T* coating keeps the image bright even in dim light. Very satisfied with the performance.
Megan Powell –
The scope is well-built and the reticle is easy to read. The illumination is helpful in low light, though it doesn’t cover the entire crosshair. It’s a solid choice for hunters who shoot at distance in open areas.