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Resolved Question: Binoculars: With mil dot, tactical milling or no reticle?
I want to but a nice pair of binoculars. I have mostly enverything figured, but I would like to know if anyone has a opinion about reticles? (If you don't know what that is, please don't answer) I am stongly considering the tactical military leupold 10x40. Because it is durable, the right size and specs. I want to use it to spot while hunting, and generally be able to scan an area for activity. I would also like to learn to range find with mil dot or tactical milling reticle, but I am concerned the reticle will obstruct my view and I will waste 500 bucks, Insight from anyone? Sry, they are actually 10x50mm
8 Feb 2008, 3:17 pm | click here for answers
Resolved Question: So I have a pair of 10x42 Leupold Binoculars. . . but I want a second pair, can someone help?
I don't want to spend a lot of money, preferable $75 or less for a second pair to keep in my truck just in case I need them. I think I want 8x optical but the second number (i.e. 32, 42, 50, etc) what does it do for you? I want something clear and good for low light situations, so do I want a higher or lower second number? Also I was considering the Bushnell 10x42 Permafocus. . . does anyone have any other recommendations? Thanks
7 Jul 2009, 12:03 pm | click here for answers
Resolved Question: What kind of binoculars should I buy for looking/watching wildlife & using for general purposes ?
I looked at a pair of Nikon 8 X 40 also some Leupold,Bosh & lomb & cabela's brand name others 10 X 40 size I just want a great pair to have & use for when I'm outdoors.
30 Jan 2009, 8:49 pm | click here for answers
Resolved Question: What binoculars would be best for hunting.?
I have three choices of binoculars and wanted to know which one would be best? The choices are: Nikon Action Binoculars w/ porro prism 10-22x50mm, leupold rogue binoculars 10x50mm, and Bushnell Legend Binoculars-porro or inverted porro prism 10x50mm. I do not want cost to influence decision. every are waterproof, and every are fog proof except for the leupold binocular
24 Nov 2009, 12:55 pm | click here for answers
Resolved Question: Bird Photography Contest- Great prizes !?
Anyone out there interested in entering the Wild Bird magazine photo contest? First prizes is a Canon 50D digital camera body. Other prizes include: Nikon Binoculars, Nikon Digiscopes, Minox Digiscopes, Leupold Binoculars, and other great prizes. There are five categories: backyard birds, Amateur, Digiscoped photos, flight photos, and water bird photos. Each contestants can submit two photos (up to 8x10 in size) or digital images (300 DPI) on a CD. Pick up the March/April edition (or later) copy of Wild bird magazine and turn to page 44-47 to learn more. You can also go to http://www.wildbirdmagazine.com to learn more or call 1-800-542-1600. Update: I can easily scan the pages from the magazine and e-mail the details, rules and application form to anyone interested. Send me an e-mail if interested. Thanks.
23 Mar 2009, 5:26 pm | click here for answers
Resolved Question: Do leupold 9x40 binoculars exist?
I did a google search for leupold 9x40 binoculars, this site came up http://www.binoculars.seekadeal.info , what i actually dont understand is if these scopes exist, i know that leupold products are good quality. I am in europe and i cannot find a dealer with these products, does anybody know where i can receive em? There is a lot on ebay but before buying there sick stick to some local dealer. Thanks
20 Apr 2008, 12:34 pm | click here for answers
Resolved Question: Which is the better Binocular?
I'm currently looking for a binocular with a larger objective,(bigger than my 10x28) I've arrive down to the Burris FullField II 10x42, and the Leupold Arcadia 10x42. Both are within $20 of each other and seem to offer the same features.Any help to end this tie breaker?
1 Dec 2008, 7:50 pm | click here for answers