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Zeiss DTC-A Adapter

Zeiss DTC-A Adapter

Zeiss DTC-A Adapter
Zeiss DTC-A Adapter

Price
189,00 + delivery costs
Incl. VAT 24 %


Quantity
pc



Size
48 (42mm)
Available in stock
56 (50mm)
Available in stock
62 (56mm)
Available in stock



See also
Cleaning supplies
Otis Lens Cleaning Kit
+20,72 €


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Availability
Immediately

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Location Store (Helsinki): Hunting, 22, warehouse


Product description

Zeiss DTC 3 Adapter To quickly and precisely attach the Zeiss DTC 3. DTC ring and DTC adapter are not included in the DTC 3’s scope of delivery.

The Zeiss adapter consists of two parts: the DTC ring (standard size) and a DTC adapter adapted to the diameter of the riflescope’s lens. The Zeiss adapter allows the DTC 3 attachment to be attached easily and precisely.

DTC-A 48 is suitable for all Zeiss rifles scopes with 42 mm objective lens. For other brands please check the outer diameters of the rifle scope and the manufactures warranty terms.


DTC-A 56 is suitable for all Zeiss rifles scopes with 50 mm objective lens. For other brands please check the outer diameters of the rifle scope and the manufactures warranty terms.


DTC-A 62 is suitable for all Zeiss rifles scopes with 56 mm objective lens. For other brands please check the outer diameters of the rifle scope and the manufactures warranty terms.

The approximate size of the packed product or the sales package is 140 x 110 x 80 mm.


Weight
0,196 kg(Includes the weight of the sales package if present)


Warranty
120 month(s)


Country of origin
Germany


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