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New Zeiss scope (ELR)
- Thread starter Golfman
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Hi,
Pretty sure you have some numbers mixed up, lol...
I heard a true 1x to 36x with adjustable objective range from 42mm to 72mm.
Only time will tell
Sincerely,
Theis
Pretty sure you have some numbers mixed up, lol...
I heard a true 1x to 36x with adjustable objective range from 42mm to 72mm.
Only time will tell
Sincerely,
Theis
soooooo what you’re saying is It’s gonna be a Hendsolt and cost roughly $10,000.00……. plus shipping
Oh...he means 7-25x56mm. I was having flashbacks to Spinal Tap and Stonehenge.
@Golfman, why don’t you just tell us how you know this? It looks like you were asking for confirmation that someone has seen it in person - but what’s your basis for stating it’s coming?
A little bird just told me your information isn’t correct. Care to make a friendly wager?
Well, I have no doubt that Zeiss is going to do something nice that many here will like, but I think that our Golfbuddy here is just on a fishing expedition.
The times I've used that excuse.
They are. Sorry its a 5x25x56. I said 7x25x56 earlier but meant 5x25x56nah man I have no idea. Just being a smart ass.
Im big Zeiss fan, I’d love to see them put an optic like that together. We’ll see what happens
Just so you know, that’s 5-25, as in the magnification range, and x56, as in the objective lens size in mm. So 5-25x56, assuming that is what is actually being released.
Hahaha! I’m not optics man, I’m Captain Obvious.
Technically it's 5-25X, 56 mm objective; X being the symbol for image size multiplication (ie magnification)
But yeah he's still wrong and every time some toolbag writes 3x18x50 or similar it's like hearing nails across the chalkboard
Hi,
Wait, what?? So I was correct after all...go figure, lol
Sincerely,
Theis
Wait, what?? So I was correct after all...go figure, lol
Sincerely,
Theis
Hi,
Pretty sure you have some numbers mixed up, lol...
I heard a true 1x to 36x with adjustable objective range from 42mm to 72mm.
Only time will tell
Sincerely,
Theis
Hi,
Except you weren't right even when told you had wrong numbers/information you doubled down on your "wrongness" lolol.
Sincerely,
Theis
40.7?
My Mark 5 has 42, but sadly only 29 left after I zerod it.
Does this mean the mark 5 is more better by 1.3 mills?
Hi,
He cannot release pictures until the allowed date.
He is acting as if he is in on some super secret shit, lol....I am literally looking at the zeiss partner package that arrived awhile ago.
And when he says "be here"...he is not referring to him actually having the scope.
He is referring to the official launch date from Zeiss themselves.
The scope looks really good!! It should be well received.
Now in regards to that PIE!!!
@Globalstar66 ..You do realize that you are the only person that has been wrong in this entire thread is the OP right, lolol?
Sincerely,
Theis
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The March should have been looked upon as a great solution too but their price point was stupid and only two people used them in King. Hopefully Zeiss doesn't instantly price themselves out of the market.
-Alex
Hi,
The price is actually pleasant
The .mil guys that ever used the Henny will be drawn to this scope.
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March did come out the gate with complete insane price but they did so with the mindset of "marketing" that scope specifically to the ELR crowd. In which that crowd already drops serious money into equipment so March assumed that mentality would just roll over to their scopes and it did not.
Although the OP posted "ELR" in this thread title....
ZEISS is not using that terminology and marketing stance at all!!!!
Sincerely,
Theis
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Yes, literally his / her whole existence on this forum has been dedicated to this lucrative Zeiss release lol.
I am a bit surprised there has been no other source of info… Other than this of course.
Hi,
Because some of us are professionals and take leaking of information more serious than others.
There are lots of people and companies that have known about this scope coming for months before OP spouted off the wrong information, lol....
But in this industry "loose lips sink ships" and jeopardizing my dealings with Zeiss in order to post information so I can be seen as "in the know" is nowhere near how most in the industry work.
Sincerely,
Theis
I think you have some things mixed up,
There is no new Zeiss scope like that, so don't be here Friday or else
and looking at your specs again there is definitely not a new Zeiss that looks like that, can confirm it's not happening
There is no new Zeiss scope like that, so don't be here Friday or else
and looking at your specs again there is definitely not a new Zeiss that looks like that, can confirm it's not happening
On price, does the first number rhyme with tree?Hi,
The price is actually pleasant
The .mil guys that ever used the Henny will be drawn to this scope.
Edited To Add:
March did come out the gate with complete insane price but they did so with the mindset of "marketing" that scope specifically to the ELR crowd. In which that crowd already drops serious money into equipment so March assumed that mentality would just roll over to their scopes and it did not.
Although the OP posted "ELR" in this thread title....
ZEISS is not using that terminology and marketing stance at all!!!!
Sincerely,
Theis
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Not sure that "people" are leaking info - Zeiss actually have info on the new 525 and 318 scopes on their US website - which is available to the public. Just saying.... https://www.zeiss.com/consumer-products/us/hunting/riflescopes/lrp-s5/lrp-s5-318-50.html
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I had seen mrad / moa adjustments but the reticles only in moa.
Nope, they have the info in the detail - I guess they just didn't load pics of the MIL. This is from the website: "The ZF-MRi smart reticle was designed with professional input from active competitors and instructors. Its purpose is to dominate at PRS and NRL matches. The milliradian (MRAD) reticle incorporates a "tree-style" primary structure with useful hash marks, dots, and reference numbers –without the clutter. The points-of-aim and holds are represented in 0.02, 0.05, and 1.0 MRAD increments; and even numbers are displayed for fast and intuitive visual reference. If winning is your goal, then the ZF-MRi reticle was made for you."
