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ZF 6-24X72 | MilDot | SF
[Code: 10139110]
The lens diameter considerably influences the optical capabilities of a telescopic sight. With increasing magnification, the brightness of the scene diminishes. This factor plays a key role in the military, in particular, where long ranges are common. Under adverse weather conditions such as precipitation, twilight and haze, high magnification often leads to unwanted results.
Therefore, we have limited our 6x to 24x telescopic sights to a magnification range that is both beneficial and noticeable to the user and combined it with a 72 mm lens.
The 6–24x72 is the right telescopic sight when extremely precise adjustability and very high magnification are required.
Extended magnification range
Extended magnification range
2nd focal plane reticle
72 mm lens diameter for maximum light intensity
| Optical data |
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| Magnification |
6 x - 24 x
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| Objective Lens Diameter, mm |
72
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| Exit pupil |
12.0 to 3.0 mm
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| Fields of view (at 1000 m) |
61 - 17 m
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| Dioptre adjustment |
-2.5 dpt to +2 dpt
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| Transmission |
approx. 90%
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| Elevation/azimuth click stops |
0.1 mrad (1 cm / 100 m)
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| Max. elevation adjustment range |
200 cm / 100 m
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| Max. azimuth adjustment range |
±50 cm / 100 m
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| Parallax compensation |
50 m to ∞ m
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| Reticle |
2nd image plane
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| Electrical data |
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| Reticle illumination |
red
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| Automatic reticle illumination shut off |
after 3 h
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| Low battery display |
optical, illuminated reticle pulses
after it is turned on
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| Power supply |
3 V CR 2032 to -20°C button cell;
alternatively: 3 V BR 2032 to -40°C;
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| Mechanical data |
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| Dimensions (L x W x H ) |
380 x 94 x 87 mm
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| Ring diameter (assembly) |
34 mm
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| Weight |
1100 g
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| Ambient conditions |
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| Environmental test |
MIL-STD-810G, DIN ISO 9022 (excerpt)
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