ZEISS LRP S3 6-36x56mm Rifle Scope FFP ZF-MOAi (MOA) Illuminated Reticle
ZEISS LRP S3 6-36x56mm Rifle Scope FFP ZF-MOAi (MOA) Illuminated Reticle, The ZEISS LRP S3 puts true long-range capability in your hands, with HD optics, premium lens coatings, and exceptional elevation turret travel that lets you reach out farther than you ever though possible. ZEISS higher-definition glass produces 90% to-the-eye light transmission for excellent target resolution and exceptional clarity in all light conditions-even twilight. And since deer move at dusk, being able to pick out tines in the dying daylight gives you a huge advantage. The T* 6-layer light transmission coating guarantees maximum color rendition and image brightness-so the views are always vivid, colorful and true to life. And because the weather isn't always ideal, ZEISS outfitted the LRP with their innovative LotuTec coating, which enables a clear and unhindered view in all weather conditions, rain included. For long-range hunting and shooting, the LRP S3 features an amazing 110 MOA of elevation travel to help you push your rifle to the limit-up to 1,500 yards and beyond, right out of the box. The Ballistic Stop feature provides an absolute return to zero, and the external locking windage turret provides immediate adjustments for wind correction. More on the ZF-MOAi (#17) illuminated reticle The ZF-MOAi smart reticle was designed with precision shooting and long-range hunting in mind. This is a great reticle for the most challenging shots in the field and on the range. The clean and clutter-free reticle utilizes hash marks that represent 1 MOA (minute of angle), and even numbers are displayed for fast visual reference. The windage dots below centerline are placed at 2 MOA increments, so that you can easily confirm the wind's influence on the bullet's impact downrange. The floating center point of aim provides a precise hold on the most difficult targets. Your choice of red or green illumination along with 5 brightness settings provide the right reticle for every shot. High-definition glass produces 90% to-the-eye light tr