The ballistic calculator inputs the velocity and ballistic coefficient of the cartridge you’re using in conjunction with wind speed and direction to tell you how many MOA to compensate for.
The hash marks are placed in 2-MOA (minute of angle) increments and by using the Swarovski Optik Ballistic Calculator, you’ll know exactly how many MOA to adjust for. On our Z3 test model, we had the 4w(I) reticle which is prefect for shooters who are used to using horizontal hash marks to adjust for windage. Both scopes feature a couple of different reticle options to guarantee that you can find the proper reticle for your shooting style. The parallax adjusts to coincide with the distance you are from your target. The Z5 features a parallax adjustment to focus the reticle over your target.
This is important because when you’re shooting longer distances, the smaller or thinner the reticle is, the more accurate your shot placement will be. The reticle is set in its own plane and I love having a second focal plane scope because the reticle won’t get bigger when you’re in those high power settings. They have a one-inch tube design, keeping the scope slim and compact while cutting down on weight. They both are extremely lightweight and have 50mm objective lenses which provide a wide field of view. The Z5 and Z3 riflescopes are no different. Swarovski has been a leader in the optics market for years and they are known for having some of the best glass and design in their products.
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