Swarovski

First 3 shots with this on my Browning BAR were within the size of a quarter at 25 metres. Adjusted the zero to the bullseye and had 3 shots on top of one another at 25 metres. Moved the target out to 100 metres and once again put 3 rounds sub-MOA. This is by far the best scope made for under $1000 and I cannot imagine those that cost more being any better.

The optic quality is what you’d expect from Swarovski. The BRH reticle is a perfect thickness and in .5mil graduations so easy enough to figure out. I’d recommend this scope over other brands in this price point.

Crystal clear and light weight. The BRH reticle and Swarovski app makes long shots a breeze.

Outstanding telescopic Sights. Swarovski makes an excellent product. Purchased for a Mauser M03 using the Mauser quick detachable mount. Constantly impressed with the light and clarity of the image through the scope.

Amazing scope…not only is the IQ top tier but the reticle is fantastic…as is Swarovskis ballistic app that you can use with it. On top of all this the build quality is great and it weighs under 13 oz!

Got a $100 cheaper Z3 10.5 x 10 in a Swarovski box marked 4x12 50 brh. It was also upside down -hiding the makers marks. During the Christmas shuffle it made very suspicious. So I returned it for refund from and reordered from a different seller. Received second one in good order. The properly boxed one also included a very fine field grade scope cover that the upside down misnomer one did not have.I wanted a great twighlight scope and figured the Z3 would be the astonishing winner over a 40 mm twilight maximized scope I bought locally to compare. Nice to have local suppliers that will let you compare and return, if necessary.I spent a sunset twighlight plus a full moon early hour plus a morning twilight comparing scopes and the Z3 did not shine. In fact it had a hypersensitive (to my eyes) diopter setting on the end of the scope tube that lost focus simply because i did not remove my fingers precisely evenly. Then it took at least thirty seconds to focus again and there was no lock. The other cheaper scope I was comparing had a rock solid diopter and was neck in neck in resolution and clarity in near dark and moonlight. The cost plus lack of substantially better performance of the larger 50 mm lens plus hypersensitive diopter made the competition the clear winner in my eyes. So I kept the scope my local guys sold me and returned two Z3s for refunds. I will never bother with European scopes again- buy American like the president says. I would still give it a high rating but the diopter problem could easily cost me a trophy in 30 seconds of wasted time trying to refocus. Oh yes- I forgot- the brh reticle definitely washed out and was lost in the darkness- the competitors duplex was much better and cheaper too.

Can't beat Swarovski optics for clarity and brightness in their rifle scopes. Was a bit spendy but well worth the cost.

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