Zeiss Announces Spring 2016 Instant Savings Promotion

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posted on February 11, 2016
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Carl Zeiss Sport Optics is kicking off its 2016 Spring Shooting Days a bit early by offering instant savings of $150 on select Conquest HD5 and DL riflescopes. The purchases must be made between Feb. 1 and Feb. 28, 2016 at participating Zeiss retailers. It may not yet be spring, but the savings are here.

Eligible models include:

Conquest DL Models:

• 3-12 x 50 Non-illuminated Reticle #6
• 3-12 x 50 Non-illuminated Reticle #6 with ASV
• 3-12 x 50 Illuminated Reticle #60
• 3-12 x 50 Illuminated Reticle #60 with ASV

Conquest HD5 Models:

• 3-15 x 50 Reticle #20
• 3-15 x 50 Reticle #20 with Lockable Turret
• 3-15 x 50 RAPID-Z 600
• 3-15 x 50 RAPID-Z 800
• 5-25 x 50 Reticle #20
• 5-25 x 50 RAPID-Z 800 with Lockable Turret
• 5-25 x 50 RAPID-Z 1000 with Lockable Turret
• 5-25 x 50 RAPID-Z Varmint with Lockable Turret 

For more information, go to Zeiss.com.

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