Choosing a DNT Zulus
Every DNT Zulus model has a rangefinder and ballistic engine. Pick by zoom range and sensor.
Zulus HD 3-12x
A 1920 × 1080 sensor with a lower zoom range and a wider view. It suits rimfires and smaller centrefires up to .223 for foxes, rabbits and closer pig work.
Zulus HD 5-20x
The same HD platform with more magnification for longer shots, and a rangefinder that reads from 5 yd to 1100 yd.
Zulus 4K 3-24x
A 4K sensor behind a 50 mm f/1.8 lens and a wide 3–24× range, with a rangefinder out to about 1300 yd. Choose it if you want one scope for close bush and long open shots.
DNT Zulus FAQs
How does the DNT Zulus compare with other night vision scopes?
The DNT Zulus keeps the look and handling of a standard variable scope, with a fixed zoom range written on the scope much like glass optics. Many other digital scopes use a base magnification and digital zoom instead. If you are moving from a traditional scope and want familiar zoom steps with a rangefinder built in, the Zulus is an easy transition.
Do I need an IR torch with a DNT Zulus?
For full darkness, yes. A mounted
IR torch gives the sensor the light it needs and extends how far you can identify game.
Compare other series:
HIKMICRO Alpex Pro,
HIKMICRO Alpex 4K,
HIKMICRO Alpex 4K Lite,
Nocpix Nite,
Pard Night Stalker,
Pixfra Volans and
multispectral scopes.
