Product Description

ZeroTech Vengeance 4-16×40 PHR-4 Illum. MOA SFP Rifle Scope– The Classic Hunter’s Modern Edge

Overview – Why This Scope Belongs on Your Rifle

There’s a reason certain rifles become part of the family – the bolt that’s been worked a thousand times, the stock that’s worn to your shoulder, the scratches that tell a story from every season. You don’t bolt just any scope onto a rig like that. You need an optic that blends into the setup, respects the heritage, but quietly outshines everything you’ve used before. The Vengeance 4-16×40 PHR‑4 IR does exactly that.

It’s light enough to carry all day, tough enough for Australian scrub and high-country weather, and sharp enough to turn a long shot into a sure thing. This is a 1‑inch tube scope that proves old-school dimensions still make perfect sense – especially when the glass inside is this good.

PHR‑4 Illuminated Reticle – Built for Speed and Precision

The heart of this scope is the PHR‑4 illuminated reticle. It’s a clever blend of classic styling and modern functionality – heavy outer posts at three and nine o’clock that pull your eye straight to centre, with fine inner crosshairs and a floating illuminated dot that stays crisp whether you’re hunting first light or fading dusk.

Six brightness settings let you dial the glow to match the conditions, from barely-there on a bright morning to blazing when the shadows get long. The top half of the reticle is deliberately left open, so you never lose sight of what’s beyond your target – a huge advantage when you’re leading a moving animal through timber or scanning a ridgeline for that second deer. It feels natural, intuitive, and fast, which is exactly what you want when the moment arrives.

Magnification, Parallax and Turrets – Ready for Any Ground

The 4‑16x magnification range gives you genuine versatility. Crank it down to 4x for thick bush stalking where field of view matters most – you’ll see over 8 metres at 100 metres. Dial it up to 16x when you’re reaching across open paddocks, and the second‑focal‑plane reticle stays the same size while the target grows, with the holdovers calibrated at 16x for consistent referencing.

The side parallax adjustment is a game‑changer for precision. It cleans up parallax error from just 15 metres out to infinity, so whether you’re taking a close shot through the scrub or stretching out across a valley, your point of impact stays true. Turrets are lockable and return‑to‑zero, clicking in 0.25 MOA increments, with a full 60 MOA of elevation and windage adjustment – plenty of room for dialling drops and drift without running out of travel.

And don’t overlook the removable throw lever – it’s in the box, it clips on in seconds, and it lets you whip through the magnification range without breaking your cheek weld. When the action’s hot, that split-second advantage counts.

Built Tough, Built Light – Glass and Construction

This scope lives on a 1‑inch 6061‑T6 aircraft‑grade aluminium tube that’s featherlight at just 645 grams, but tough enough to shrug off knocks, rain, and dust. The 40mm objective lens gathers light brilliantly, and the fully multi‑coated glass cuts through glare and haze to give you a bright, contrast‑rich sight picture.

Eye relief sits between 84 and 100mm – generous enough for heavy recoiling calibres – and the dioptre adjustment (-2 to +2) lets you dial in perfect focus for your own eye. IPX7 waterproof rating means you can cross creeks, hunt through downpours, or drop it in the mud without worrying about fogging or leaks. It’s built for the kind of weather that sends other scopes packing.

What’s in the Box

• Vengeance 4-16×40 SFP IR riflescope

• Removable magnification throw lever

• Stretch‑fit lens covers (front and rear)

• Microfibre lens cleaning cloth

• Welcome card with QR code linking to the full instruction manual

Everything you need to mount, protect, and zero – nothing you don’t.

Full Specifications

The Bottom Line

The Vengeance 4‑16×40 isn’t trying to be the flashiest scope on the shelf – it’s trying to be the one that never lets you down. It’s the kind of optic that disappears beneath your focus, leaving you to read the wind, judge the distance, and make the shot. If you’ve got a rifle that’s earned its keep, this is the glass it deserves. No fuss, no gimmicks – just clarity, reliability, and the quiet confidence that comes from knowing your gear is up to the job.