Japan Zeiss Duralyt and Conquest DL were both made in Europe, however, this is not the case with the new Conquest V4. Zeiss Conquest V4 rifle scopes are made in Japan. Currently, there are four V4 models available.

The minimum coverage of the target by the illuminated reticle ensures a perfect aim. With the Conquest® V6 riflescope, ZEISS has once again set a new standard in precision and long-range hunting and shooting.

Both the Zeiss Conquest and the Victory are made in Germany.

Wetzlar, Germany The main manufacturing facility for most Zeiss products, including sport optics, is located in Wetzlar, Germany.

Also controlled by the Carl-Zeiss-Stiftung is the glass manufacturer Schott AG, located in Mainz and Jena. Carl Zeiss is one of the oldest existing optics manufacturers in the world.

Riflescopes of the highest quality are produced by the renowned European sport optics manufacturers such as:

• Zeiss,
• Swarovski,
• Leica,
• Schmidt & Bender,
• Kahles, and.
• Blaser.

The ZMOAi-T20 reticle is ideal for hunting in open terrain or over long distances. The extremely fine minute of angle (MOA) reticle, with a subtension of only 0.06 MOA at 24x, contains MOA tick marks and dots that provide a distance of 1 MOA at reference magnification and cover a bullet drop of 20 MOA.

An illuminated reticle can also be used to provide contrast with a target darkened by its coloration or a shadow. For example, a non-illuminated reticle may be difficult to identify something like a dark brown elk standing in the shadow of a tree. An illuminated reticle is typically lit by a small LED.

Carl Zeiss was born on 11 September 1816 in the German town of Weimar. He built microscopes in Jena from 1846 onward. Together with Ernst Abbe, he succeeded in placing the construction of microscopes on a scientific foundation. This was the basis of today's global player ZEISS.

Carl Zeiss (1816-1888) Carl Zeiss was a famous German instrument maker who lived during the nineteenth century and founded Carl Zeiss, Inc., one of the world's leading manufacturers of optical microscopes and related equipment.

ZEISS Consumer Products combines the company's business with camera and cine lenses, binoculars, spotting scopes and hunting optics. The unit is allocated to the Consumer Markets segment and is represented at sites in Oberkochen and Wetzlar.

Carl Zeiss IMT (Shanghai) Co., Ltd in China is a global production site manufacturing the ZEISS DuraMax, an entry-level shop floor scanning CMM, for worldwide distribution.

I have both and prefer the Leupold. The glass may be a bit better in The Zeiss, though some people would argue that. I think the Leupold is a little easier to look through, the Zeiss seems a little harder to get lined up and I think the "eye box" is a little touchier on it. You really can't go wrong with either one.

Germany. Germany is widely seen as the best glass on the market, it is also the most expensive. However, this really is the best of the best. Almost all of the best scope manufacturers are based in or buy from Germany (or Austria, but close enough).

This standard army scope is also known as the M68 CCO. It is compatible with both M4 and M16 rifles. They can also be fitted onto weapons that have an upper Picatinny rail. The M68 CCO is a reflex red dot sight that features a non-magnifying red dot.

Some variants of Zeiss riflescopes are produced in Germany, while entry-level and mid-range models are outsourced from Japan.