Zeiss Announces Fall Discounts

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posted on October 10, 2023
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SFL Binos And V4 Riflescope

From October 10 through November 30 2023, Zeiss will be offering fall discounts through participating Zeiss authorized retailers. The promotion includes two of the company's most popular line of products: the Conquest V4 riflescopes and SFL binoculars.

SFL Binos

SFL Binoculars

For the latter line of binoculars, consumers can avail themselves of an immediate $250 rebate. Optimized to be as lightweight and compact as possible, the SFL (SmartFocus Lightweight) line features the Ultra-High-Definition (UHD) Concept which promotes true-to-life color reproduction and high levels of detail. Thanks to its SmartFocus Concept, the focus wheel is positioned for fast and precise focusing, even with gloves on. Excellent ergonomics combine with a large exit pupil, to make for a view that is easy on the eyes.  The lightweight magnesium housing provides long lasting durability designed to endure for generations. The SFL binocular comes in four models: the 8x30mm; 10x30mm; 8x40mm; and 10x40mm. Closest focus distance for all models is 1.5 meters.

Conquest V4 Riflescope

Conquest V4 Riflescopes

For the Conquest V4 line of riflescopes, a $150 rebate is available. Zeiss offers a total of 21 unique configurations within the Conquest V4 riflescope portfolio. Among these, there are five distinct magnification models available, all with 30mm main tubes. These include the 3-12x44mm; 3-12x56mm; 4-16x44mm; 4-16x50mm; and 6-24x50mm. The V4 line delivers 90-percent light transmission to the eye thanks in no small part to its T-coating, offers a large amount of elevation adjustment in .25-MOA increments, and are designed to handle up to 1,500 Gs of recoil. Models feature either a capped or locking windage turret adjustable in .25-MOA clicks, with a  large range of adjustability and a ballistic stop. Reticles are second focal plane (SFP), both in traditional configurations, and modern "smart" systems with illumination.

For more information about SFL binoculars and Conquest V4 riflescopes, as well as any other Zeiss products, please visit zeiss.com.

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