ZEISS S3 4-25x50 & 6-36x56 - Best Long Range Optics For The Money! Win A 3 Day Long Range Course!

In this video video we discuss the Zeiss LRP S3 and many other Zeiss optics. We also cover our upcoming XP Long Range Academy Courses and how we are teaming up with Zeiss so that every time you order a Zeiss S3 or S5 you get entered to win a 3 day Long Range Course to come train with Paramount Tactical and X Ring!
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Gary Melton is a former U.S. Army Special Forces Green Beret, Weapons Sergeant, and Sniper Team Leader with 4 combat tours. He has worked full time as a Unit Chief and Special Tactics Instructor at a federal agency, and is the owner and Lead Instructor for Paramount Tactical Solutions.

[@ChuckCooley]

Thanks Guys ! Super glad to partner up with you on this project... it's gonna be fantastic.

[@hangarpilot1895]

Great video with great information!

[@t.c.2527]

You guys never cease to amaze. That's a great deal. I got to get me one so I can win

[@collinsmith9941]

That warranty is definitely a big selling point.

[@marku123]

Just bought the 6-36, anxious to try it out !

[@richfreeman739]

I Have both S3 and S5 that i purchased after watching XRings reviews. The are both great optics!

[@HighCountryOutdoors]

Which optic out of the 2 would you recommend?

[@richfreeman739]

@@HighCountryOutdoors For the $ the S3 would be my choice.

[@HighCountryOutdoors]

@@richfreeman739 Thanks for the recommendation.

[@brendonbenson]

Just looked at both of these today and very impressed. Only thing to work out do they work with a rear add on night camera and infrared light

[@Jknox1030]

Great Video! You also need to give an in-depth video review of that CGD / MPA!

[@paramounttactical]

You’ll be pleasantly surprised very soon.

[@Jknox1030]

@@paramounttactical Fantastic!

[@McgSpook]

ooooh, look at that new video production level. Gary must have sent someone to photogaphy school.

[@paramounttactical]

Oh no, we had a pro for this one.

[@McgSpook]

@@paramounttactical majorly impressed. great job.

[@Youknowthetruthdontyou]

Franklin county Va. for the win.

[@PassionforRifles]

Would like to check that S3 out⚡

[@mediamonk100]

What do you think about the ATN x-sight 5 scopes?

[@Lester.M]

Interesting.

[@dirtatv]

I love the idea of 30x-36x scopes But my question is the thickness of the reticle at 14x-16x power for NRL22 if it would be too thin ( small ) to see clear ?

[@paramounttactical]

It’s not. You’ll be able to see the crosshairs just fine. You understand the reticle on a 30X or even a 100x FFP optic would be the same size at 15x as a 25x or 20x max magnification optic right? Just because the max magnification is larger, it doesn’t make the reticle at lower magnifications smaller compared to a lower powered scope. The beauty of FFP optic is 1 mil is always 1 mil. Sure, you get into the lowest magnification on any of them and you’re not going to be able to use the holdoffs but the crosshairs are always useable. Thanks for watching! -Gary

[@alexandreduruisseau8086]

What do you think of the shorter eye relief (3” - 3.5”)? Most other scopes are in the 3.5” to 4” range.

[@paramounttactical]

I don’t know that’s true. Which ones are 4”? We’re a Nightforce and Zero Compromise dealer and the 5-25 ARACR is 3.6”, the ZC527 is 3.5”. I run a couple other optics and I’m not sure off the top of my head what the eye relief is but he really speaking and to answer your question, I think it’s irrelevant. When reviewing, testing, or even using an optic I don’t even look for the stated eye relief measurement. I think it’s the most irrelevant data point on a scope. Does it work well? Does it have a generous eye box? What’s the exit pupil? Is the eye relief forgiving at most magnifications? Those are the things that matter regardless of the technical data. What I can say is the S3 is great. The eye relief is very generous even at max magnification and the performance has been flawless. The only negative I can even come up with (and it’s not even fair as it’s so subjective) is it’s not my favorite scope aesthetically. 🤷‍♂️ Thanks for watching! -Gary

[@loganrideout9151]

I'm just getting into long range shooting and am in the middle of putting things together. My starter rifle will be a Ruger Precision 6.5 creedmoor. Out of the two S3 scopes featured in this video, which would be the best for that gun?

[@paramounttactical]

S3 6-36.

[@mickeyreefer4212]

When I buy this scope. I don't want to go to f class . I would love to do rimfire. Are you going to have a lottery on that

[@paramounttactical]

We don’t shoot F Class. Our long range courses would be applicable regardless if you’re shooting rimfire or center fire. We plan on offering rim fire courses but our long range level 1 will be a prerequisite. Fundamentals are fundamentals regardless of discipline.

[@urled9007]

What u recommend on my cz 600 lux 223 rifle for hunting purposes

[@paramounttactical]

The S3 4-25 would be an excellent choice.

[@RockinRack]

Ide like to check these out zeiss used to have great glass then something happened. Recently compared binoculars and the 4000$ zeiss victory didn't look as good as the vortex fury for my eyes i was confused at how thats even possible

[@tonydrake3155]

Where can I order that data card from.

[@paramounttactical]

Everything is on our website. www.paramounttactical.com/brand/hawk-hill-machine/

[@dennisdial7872]

Were is the school😊

[@azamatrq7977]

Hello. Tell me how Zeiss s3 4-25-50 removes parallax at 1000m-1200m. ?

[@paramounttactical]

I don’t think I understand your question. My impression is that you’re responding to something that was said but that wasn’t ever said in the video. The S3 4-25x50 has parallax adjustment from 15m - infinity. Are you asking how parallax adjustment works?

[@jasonsponsler21]

T minus 2.5 months til I win my new scope😂

[@andreashannon3928]

Pretty sure I got unsubbed from your channel, resubbed though

[@paramounttactical]

Don’t you ever unsub! 😂

[@CountIblis-jb4uh]

$2500 - moderate price point...?? 😂

[@paramounttactical]

Yeah it is. It’s as good or better than a NF ATACR 7-35x which is a $3600 optic. You get a FFP optic, unbelievable glass, unbelievable durability, unbelievable warranty for $2500. I’m sorry if you’re shooting your Pappy’s Tasco but you don’t find a better optic for the money. You got on here to talk shit and you thought you’d be found hilarious. The truth is your comments betray your ignorance and you just look stupid. 🤷‍♂️ Thanks for stopping by though.

[@CountIblis-jb4uh]

@@paramounttactical ouch!! I was only kidding ✌️

[@paramounttactical]

@@CountIblis-jb4uh I’m only set to KILL. 🤷‍♂️ my bad.

[@CountIblis-jb4uh]

@@paramounttactical no worries. It's all good. Great LR channel

[@paramounttactical]

@@CountIblis-jb4uh 👊🇺🇸 Thanks for the grace. With all the weirdos in the comments, I often too quickly default to jackass mode. I’m working on it. 😂 Thanks for watching! -Gary

[@buckaroobonsi555]

No way you can put the words "ZEISS" and "For the money" together. That is about like saying "Ferarri" and "For the money" no matter what other words fill in the space between those words it will always be wrong and or not true! You might as well have said the words "Unprotected", "Male Prostitute", and " "For the monry" no matter what it just will not ring true! LOL Normaly when we use things like "best for the money" we are trying say that some under dog brand is punching well above it's weight but Zeiss, Schmindt & Bender, and Swarovski are traditionaly the best of the best money be damned!

[@paramounttactical]

I hear a lot of generalizations. Do you know anything about the Zeiss S3? Do you understand it’s the first of its kind for Zeiss. You’re just making yourself sound dumb and ignorant. 🤷‍♂️Do you understand that the 6-36 is on par and likely better with better features than the Nightforce ATACR 7-35 but at over $1000 less? Of course that question is rhetorical because I know you don’t know anything about the S3 line and you’re just talking out of your ass. But hey… thanks for stopping by.

[@buckaroobonsi555]

Not the Zeiss S3. I have read about it but not had the chance to use one yet. I understand there are people with more money than brains that will drop $10K+ to build and equip a 22LR to shoot paint cans at 736 yards and still miss. kzbin.info/www/bejne/sKSaXmqefLJoepo That overly expensive exercise in futility could have been easily handled with for 1/10th the cost with a Ruger American in a centerfire cartridge from Walmart and a $400 to $600 Arken optic. Who knew the ellusive art of hiting paint cans was so deserving of stupid sums of money! I understand that the S3 has a lot of elevation and windage adjustment with out the need of a seperate TARAC that might be needed with some other combo's in some hunting and competition situations. I understand that $2200 to $2500 might be budget priendly and cheap to some but it is not even close to being so friendly as to call it "Best for the money" with out carefuly qualifing that statement. It is not some value minded underdog or upstart which was my point from the begining. Now had Zeiss decided to build that and bring to market for $699 or even $899 I would be doing cart wheels and signing it's praises myself. I have been competing since 1982 and the current price for rifles, optics, and gear compared to wages and the buying power of the dollar have to be the worst it has been since Jimmy Carter was President. So you will excuse me if I have an opinion slightly different than a young upstart like yourself. Oh and great video very informative even if I disagree with the value judgment. I would expect someone that has made some excellent video's on actual budget friendly optics as well as everything else to understand. I thought you where an NCO in the US Army but maybe I misread you. If so I appologize. I likewise thought you where a family man. I must have assumed to many things but that is why I thought you would understand the "value" of a dollar. I watched your video and did not think you made a compelling case for the "Best Value" at the street price I can get one of these at. Since I have not had the chance to use one yet I only have the case you made on your channel for it to go buy. The magnification on each is sub standard by most standards today in the compettiion world outside of rim fire competition. 20 years ago 36X would have been considered more than enough but today a lot of guys are running 10X-50X optics on rifles. Sure a lot of "tactical" guys and PRS guys 4-25X is enough but that market is pretty crowded in the $2000 to $700 price point. Suprised you would get so butt hurt by someone comenting on the meaning of words and phrases as used in standard English. Someone needs to think about cutting the dose back on the TRT or taking some anger managment classes! Nothing I said was so inflamator or degrading as to warrant your reaction. Ignorance is easy to toss about. I assure you I am well educated, well expeinced and well lived. Maybe some Whim Hoff breath work or yoga breath work might help. P.S. I did not mean to provoke you the first time around! LOL P.P.S. If something is wrong in your life or with your family or you where just having a bad day I appologize.

[@havenbanks5778]

@@buckaroobonsi555 cool story bro, but "expensive" is subjective; and so is "value". When using the market for what is par for the course for scopes with these features, it is safe to say that Zeiss has the most "value" per dollar. That is all