Swarovski Optik presents the Z3 - the natural successor to their successful AV riflescope series. The Z3 sports a 1.0" tube with an impeccable scratch-resistant anodized exterior, and the tube's interior is finished with a finely machined microstructure surface to reduce residual reflections. The Z3's trim profile offers a clean unobtrusive look. The field of view is crisp, wide, and rich with fine detail.

The Z3 3-9x36 concentrates on the essentials - it's light, compact, and reliable. The entire scope is fully water and fogproof thanks to a meticulous nitrogen-purging process. The low-profile turrets offer ¼ MOA click-stop corrections, and the quadratic adjustment range provides a generous 58 MOA for both windage and elevation correction. The lenses have been fully multicoated to optimize light transmission, and the external lens surfaces have been treated with a scratch-resistant SWARODUR protective coating.

This Z3 riflescope is configured with a 1.0" tube, and a 4A reticle in the second focal plane. The parallax correction is factory preset at 109 yd/100 m.

A mounting base and rings are used to attach a riflescope to a firearm. A comfortable sight picture is contingent upon the height of the rings. A comfortable cheek-weld is the result of properly positioning the scope over the receiver. Mounting the scope close to the receiver is preferable, yet scopes with larger objectives need higher rings so the front bell can clear the barrel. It should be noted that in many mounting applications, a professional gunsmith's skills will be needed for proper installation.

1.0" Tube    Waterproof    Fogproof    4A Reticle

• 3x magnification range
• Parallax setting: 109 yd / 100 m
• 36 mm objective keeps a low profile
• SWAROTOP coatings: anti-reflective multicoating enhances light transmission
• SWARODUR coating: protective scratch-resistant coating on external lens surfaces

• Nitrogen purged - waterproof to 13.0'/4.0 m
• Durable yet lightweight 1.0" aluminum main tube
• Microstructure surface: precisely defined ribbing minimizes residual reflections inside the tube for bright, high-contrast viewing

• 4A reticle: similar to a traditional German #4. Three medium weight posts at 3, 6, and 9 o'clock draw your eye to the center and stand out well against dark heavy cover. In the middle of your sight picture fine cross hairs intersect to indicate your exact point of aim.
• Second focal plane positioning of the reticle maintains the reticle's size across the magnification range

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does it have Panorama?

A: Yes, the Kodak PIXPRO FZ55 offers panorama mode

Q: 2. Is there any lens hood cap for those rectangular shaped hood? With UV filter, the original lens cap is useless.

A: Unfortunately, there isn't a compatible cap for the rectangular lens hood included with the TTArtisan 28mm f/5.6 Lens for Leica M.

Q: 3. Is there a lens hood available for this lens?

A: This lens hood is compatible with it. https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1298018-REG/fujifilm_16494863_lens_hood_for_xf.html

Q: 4. How can to zoom in and out using this lens with X-T20? Im a newbie and just got my camera and this lens yesterday from BHphoto. Thank you in advance!

A: This is a fixed lens, commonly called a prime lens, meaning that you cannot zoom in or out. It is fixed at a particular angle of view measured in millimeters, in this case 35mm. To change the angle of view, or focal length, you have to change lenses. You can, however, move closer or further from your subject and adjust your focus.If you want to zoom, you will need a zoom lens. Zoom lenses have variable focal lengths also measured in millimeters, for example 17-50mm. The 17mm is the widest or most zoomed out the lens can go, and the 50mm is the narrowest or most zoomed in the lens can go. Zoom lenses come in many different ranges. 17-50mm is a pretty standard length for everyday shots, but if you are taking shots of birds you will want something closer to a 70-200mm lens.

Q: 5. will this lens cover fuji gfx sensor? \

A: Can't find anywhere where Leica lists an image circle spec. However, given the image circle diameter necessary for the GF cameras, 54.27mm and the image circle necessary for a Leica M, 43.27, image quality beyond that 43mm diameter would be poor at best. Especially at maximum aperture where vignetting is already off by 4 stops in the corners when used on an M body. Corner sharpness follows a similar pattern of degradation as distance from center increases. So, no. Even if some light lands on the edges of the Fuji frame it will be dim and not sharp.

Q: 6. I wonder if any of you have had this problem: the exif info does not show the correct aperture number. I mostly shoot wide open at f/0.95 with a Leica M-P typ 240 camera, but the metadata of the photos shows the aperture values ranging anywhere from 1.2 to 2.4. Is this normal?

A: Hello, there is no electronic connection between the lens and camera. The aperture setting on the lens is not sent to the camera, but instead, the camera assess the light entering and estimates the aperture. This applies to all Leica M-lenses on M-cameras.

Q: 7. Will it work for fujifilm x-a3???

A: Yes, it is a Fuji X-Mount camera.

Q: 8. is the body made of metal or plastic?

A: The FUJIFILM XF 35mm f/2 R WR Lens is primarily made from metal .

Q: 9. Does anyone know it's T-stop wide open?

A: T-Stop is a different measurement of f/stop, and is in most cinema lenses. The lens you are referring to is not a cinema lens so is not in T-stops but f/stops. The widest the lens goes is f/0.95.

Q: 10. Just ordered this lens. Will it include a lens hood?

A: Yes this will come with the lens hood in the box.