Zeiss Diavari VM/V 5-15x42T
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Zeiss Diavari VM/V 5-15x42T
I plan to purchase a Zeiss Diavari VM/V 5-15x42T at the end of the month. This scope does not have any manual parallax adjustment, and was told one was not needed for these types of Zeiss scopes even out to infinity at the highest powder. Is this true Zeiss Diavari V/M owners? Thanks in advance.
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RE: Zeiss Diavari VM/V 5-15x42T
all i can tell you is that scope is one of the brightest and clarity is top notch. ( but the one i looked at was a lowered powered scope).
let me know if it is actually worth the $$$
let me know if it is actually worth the $$$
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RE: Zeiss Diavari VM/V 5-15x42T
Just got a 3x9x42 a couple of months ago !! Forgive me for not being a scope expert (I'm more of a bowhunter) !!
But I really like the scope ! It's the brightest scope I have used and the adjustments are crisp and precise ! I don't know what parralax is.....but if it has to do with the dial on the back of the scope.......it makes a big difference in low light !! I can make adjustments an see clearly way past legal shooting hours ! The only thing I wish mine had......is the crosshairs that adjust to the power setting ! My friend(got me to get one) has a vm/v in a 3x12x56 and his crosshairs are easier to see at higher magnification and low light conditions !! Mine work......his are just easier to make out !!
Hope that helps......but like I said ...not a knowlegable scope person !! I hope this is the last one I ever buy !! Good Luck !!
But I really like the scope ! It's the brightest scope I have used and the adjustments are crisp and precise ! I don't know what parralax is.....but if it has to do with the dial on the back of the scope.......it makes a big difference in low light !! I can make adjustments an see clearly way past legal shooting hours ! The only thing I wish mine had......is the crosshairs that adjust to the power setting ! My friend(got me to get one) has a vm/v in a 3x12x56 and his crosshairs are easier to see at higher magnification and low light conditions !! Mine work......his are just easier to make out !!
Hope that helps......but like I said ...not a knowlegable scope person !! I hope this is the last one I ever buy !! Good Luck !!