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      Buying Zeiss in Australia

      Magnum Sports lists 210 Zeiss products with around 198 available today: 19 riflescopes from the Conquest V4 1-4x24 ($1,416) through the Conquest V6, Victory HT and Victory V8 hunting lines to the LRP S3 and S5 long-range scopes ($5,636), 44 binoculars and monoculars from the Terra ED Pocket ($577) to the Victory SF and rangefinding Victory RF, nine DTI thermal monoculars and DTC clip-on thermal units, and 124 Zeiss rings, caps, throw levers, harnesses and spare parts.

      Zeiss glass sells on low-light performance: the Conquest V4 4-16x44 ($1,645) and V6 2.5-15x56 ($3,146) are the most popular deer scopes on our shelves for dawn and dusk hunting, the Victory HT 3-12x56 ($4,004) is the specialist twilight scope, and the LRP S3 6-36x56 ($4,004) is a first-focal-plane long-range scope. Thermal starts with the DTI 1/25 at $2,178 and the DTI 3/35 Gen 2 at $3,575 for spotting pigs and foxes at night.

      Optics and thermal need no firearms licence in NSW and are posted Australia-wide; we fit and bore-sight scopes to rifles bought here and stock the Zeiss and Optilock mounts to suit.

      • PricesZeiss riflescopes from $1,416 (Conquest V4 1-4x24) with most hunting scopes $1,500 to $3,200; Victory V8 and LRP S5 to $5,636. Binoculars from $577 (Terra ED Pocket), thermal from $2,178.
      • Availability210 Zeiss lines listed, about 198 available now; Conquest V4 and V6 scopes, Terra and Conquest binoculars and DTI thermals held at Roseville Chase, spares from the distributor (allow 5+ days).
      • DealerMagnum Sports, 19 Babbage Road, Roseville Chase NSW — NSW Firearms Dealer Licence 413159984 — (02) 9882 2689

      Tell us your rifle, calibre and the light you hunt in and we will match objective size, magnification and reticle, then fit it in store. Browse the full riflescope range, or read our guide to choosing your first thermal.

      Common questions

      Which Zeiss scope is best for deer hunting in Australia?
      The Conquest V4 4-16x44 ($1,645) or 3-12x56 ($1,502) covers most sambar, fallow and red deer hunting with excellent low-light glass; hunters who shoot at last light step up to the Conquest V6 2.5-15x56 ($3,146) or Victory HT 3-12x56 ($4,004), and the Victory V8 ($4,935 and up) is the flagship.
      What is the difference between Zeiss Conquest V4 and V6?
      Conquest V4 has a 4x zoom ratio, 30 mm tube and second-focal-plane reticles at $1,416 to $1,852. Conquest V6 has a 6x zoom, better glass and ballistic turret options at $2,717 to $3,146. Both are made for hunting; the LRP S3 and S5 are the first-focal-plane long-range lines.
      Do I need a licence for a Zeiss thermal monocular?
      No. Thermal monoculars and clip-on thermal units are optics and need no firearms licence in Australia; they are posted Australia-wide. Using a clip-on on a rifle for night shooting is subject to your state hunting rules and the landholder's permission.
      How much do Zeiss binoculars cost?
      Terra ED Pocket 8x25 $577, Terra ED 10x42 $815, Conquest HD 8x32 $1,287, Conquest HDX 10x42 $1,856, Victory SFL 10x30 $1,994, with Victory SF and RF rangefinding models to $15,135 (September 2026 prices).
      Do you stock Zeiss spare parts and accessories?
      Yes, 124 lines: flip covers, objective and eyepiece caps, throw levers, turret caps, neoprene scope covers, bino harnesses, tripod adaptors and DTI lens units. Most are in store or a few days from the distributor.

      Answers written by the licensed dealers at Magnum Sports, Roseville Chase NSW. Last reviewed September 2026. Firearms law differs by state; check with your state registry before you buy.