Zeiss Victory RF 8x42 LRF Binoculars
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Product description
With targets at a distance of 1,000 yards | meters and beyond an accurate range reading becomes more and more critical. Small inaccuracies in the reading could be enough to result in a miss. It is in theses shooting situations when you need to choose a rangefinder you can trust. Because having an accurate range - and sight correction - is key for a competitive shooter.
The lightweight and compact 42 mm rangefinder models allow maximum mobility with connectivity. The real-time ballistics system of the Victory RF can be synchronized with the ZEISS Hunting App via Bluetooth.
Measuring within seconds
The software of the rangefinder is being constantly revised and updated to further improve its performance, giving you a speedy and accurate reading.
Bluetooth synchronisation with ZEISS Hunting App
The Rangefinder System is a laser rangefinder with an integrated real-time ballistics computer. The consideration of all relevant factors and customisation with the aid of the ZEISS Hunting App ensures precisely placed shots at any distance.
Maximum range of 2,500 yards | 2,300 meters
The rangefinder determines the precise target distance up to a maximum range of 2,500 yards | 2,300 meters.
Calculate precise setting for BDC (ASV)
With a single button press, the Victory RF measures the distance, angle to the target, the temperature, and the athmospheric pressure. Based on your ballsitic profile, it then calculates the bullet drop and the necessary elevation compensation.
A clear view, whatever the weather
Sooner or later, your shooting time and bad weather will collide. This is why ZEISS developed LotuTec®. A protective exterior lens coating for ZEISS optics that enables a clearer and unhindered view in all weather conditions. It helps to greatly repel rain, snow, dust, and fingerprints, and makes lens cleaning easier.
ZEISS T* Coating
ZEISS T* coating is a guarantee of the brilliant, high-contrast images which you will experience above all in adverse light conditions and in the twilight. Behind it, however, there is no specific formula for building up the layers. Instead, it is a technology that is constantly adjusted to suit new glass materials and requirements, which varies from lens to lens.
