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Posted: November/27/2022 at 19:24 |
Looking for deer hunting binoculars under 400 yards, mostly swamps and brush. My budget is around $400. I would also use these for baseball viewing.
I have Leupold 6x30 and Vortex Raptor 8.5x32. They are ok. Looking for a little better in the low light. I like the Vortex Diamondback HD 8x42. Possibly could go for the Viper 8x42. I am intrigued with the Kowa BD 6.5x32. Has anyone used these compared to the Diamondback and Viper? Opinions? Thank you.
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Have a look at the Meopta offerings. Excellent value.
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Was sure I had a point when I started this post...
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Konus 8x42 Emperor Open Hinge Waterproof Binocular - SWFA Outdoors $88.76
Konus 10x50 Emperor Wide Angle Waterproof Binocular - SWFA Outdoors $103.96 & free shipping over 99 I was surprised that the glass was as good as it was when I looked through a friends Konus spotting scope, because these are in stock and on sale I would probably try one of them while they are on sale.
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