Thread: Zeiss hd5

Theyre excellent scopes, im going to get myself another one very soon

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Does the target turret model still have the Zero stop which only allows one rotation of the turret?
How much MOA per turret revolution? Still 16.5MOA?

Wish they came with a TMOA reticle option, not just the Ballistic plex rapid ones.

Originally Posted by Beetroot

Does the target turret model still have the Zero stop which only allows one rotation of the turret?
How much MOA per turret revolution? Still 16.5MOA?

Wish they came with a TMOA reticle option, not just the Ballistic plex rapid ones.

Yip

I had a 3-15 x 44 ( I think it was 44mm ) & I didn't rate the glass at all, Mine was fairly average & the plex cross hairs were far to fat in the centre also it was pretty heavy for a 1" tube & yes the R on the windage turret pointed the wrong way.

I did however like the target turrets & their zero lock and the Loutec ( rain guard feature )


I'd go for a Leupy 3-18 ZL VX 6 next time.

Originally Posted by Philipo

I had a 3-15 x 44 ( I think it was 44mm ) & I didn't rate the glass at all, Mine was fairly average & the plex cross hairs were far to fat in the centre also it was pretty heavy for a 1" tube & yes the R on the windage turret pointed the wrong way.

I did however like the target turrets & their zero lock and the Loutec ( rain guard feature )


I'd go for a Leupy 3-18 ZL VX 6 next time.

Yeah, I compared both recently in H&F Palmy. I found the cross hairs on the VX6 just to fine for tight bush hunting and the fatter HD5 one a lot better.

[QUOTE=Beetroot;395547]Does the target turret model still have the Zero stop which only allows one rotation of the turret?
How much MOA per turret revolution? Still 16.5MOA?

I just unscrewed mine. Well they did in the shop and hey presto more adjustment.