SWAROVSKI Z5 3.5-18X44 BRH 1171939
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HIGH MAGNIFICATION MEETS LARGE FIELD OF VIEW
The Z5 from SWAROVSKI OPTIK is a 1-inch rifle scope with 5x zoom - an innovative combination. Due to its high magnification and its large field of view, it is particularly versatile and eminently suitable for various types of hunting. The Z5 offers exceptional optical performance in a slim rifle scope.
IN A CLASS OF THEIR OWN
With the new 1-inch range with 5x zoom, SWAROVSKI OPTIK delivers performances that have only rarely been achieved previously by any other rifle scope of the 30 mm class. The slim, compact Z5 rifle scopes are designed for harsh everyday hunting - they are reliable companions in many hunting situations.
Z5 3.5-18x44 P
While mountain hunting in rough terrain or even for extremely long shots in open fields: you can rely on the Z5 3.5-18x44 P as a reliable companion. Diamond-bright optic, familiar rugged mechanism and third parallax turret - these are the most impressive features of this 1-inch rifle scope.
ARTICLE NO 1171939
| Magnification | 3.5-18x |
| Effective objective lens diameter (mm) | 35-44 |
| Exit pupil diameter (mm) | 10-2.4 |
| Exit pupil distance (mm) (Eye relief) | 95 |
| Field of view (ft/100 yds / m/100 m) | 30-6 / 10-2 |
| Field of view (degrees) | 5.8-1.17 |
| Field of view, apparent (degrees) | 21.5 |
| Dioptric compensation (dpt) | -3 to +2 |
| Light transmission (%) | 90 |
| Twilight factor acc. to DIN ISO 14490-1 | 9.3-28 |
| Impact point corr. per click (in/100 yds / mm/100 m) | 0.25 / 7 |
| Max. elevation / windage adjustment range (in/100 yds / m/100 m) | 58/36 / 1.6/1 |
| Parallax correction (yds / m) | 55-∞ / 50-∞ |
| Objective filter thread | M 46x0.75 |
| Length (in / mm) | 14.29 / 363 |
| Weight (oz / g) | 15.9 / 450 |
| Central tube diameter (in / mm) | 1 / 25.4 |
| Functional temperature | -4 °F to +131 °F (-20 °C / +55 °C) |
| Storage temperature | -22 °F to +158 °F (-30 °C / +70 °C) |
| Submersion tightness | 13 ft / 4 m water depth (filled with nitrogen) |