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Big Bino help needed, 15x? 18x?
Not hunting related but you can just make out the ring around the planet Saturn with 18x binoculars on a good night with no humidity -
What do you carry in that backpack??
optics game bag spare filet knife and sharpener fire starter aluminum foil folded small (can use for cooking if needed) mini fix it sticks and tiny wrench hydration bladder for drinking and cleaning meat paracord first aid kit compass emergency blanket bandana extra layer (if needed) few extra...- Blue72
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What’s your experience with SUBSONIC 300 Blackout?
It has handgun energy. But some loads open and kill more like broad head arrows rather then hydrostatic shock a rifle normally does -
New 56mm Swaro spotter
Others have too with the fixed magnification eyepiece and say the opposite -
New 56mm Swaro spotter
why wait you can get a brand new Nikon ED50 from Japan gray market for $500 -
What’s your experience with SUBSONIC 300 Blackout?
what was the load?…..the game?…..and your results? -
New 56mm Swaro spotter
I know on the bird forum there is a debate that the Nikon ED50 with fixed eyepieces can hold its own against the Kowa 554 love to see a side by side with the swaro -
What binoculars should I get for a first time hunter ?
another Vote for 10x42 on a tripod to extend your views I really enjoyed my Nikon monarch 7, Maven C1, and Kowa BD2….don’t think you can go wrong with any of them -
Looking for reflex sight
Sig Romeo 5 if your on a budget. It has a great reputation for reliability. Alabama arsenal did a torture test and even shot the thing with a shotgun. Even then the red dot still turned on if you have the money, aimpoint has the best glass and reliability …but I do love my Romeo! -
Low-power Scout Scope
yes, they are called prisms….primary arms has some lightweight ones (under 6-7 ounces) but you don’t want magnification for low light, you want a bigger aperture in whatever scope you choose -
Low-power Scout Scope
Go red dot it eliminates the light robbing peep sights, but keeps the handiness of a lever action -
Best Scope Magnification for Deer Hunting.
General rule of thumb that works for me is 1x for each hundred yards for an ACCURATE shot and 2x for each hundred yards for a PRECISION shot…..with that said you don’t need precision for hunting. I always rather have lower magnification and higher FOV. Plus you get more shakes with higher... -
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Lightweight 1-4x ?
using a six o'clock hold with a 2 MOA dot really Increases accuracy, instead of just placing the dot over the deer. You can also increase your accuracy distance if you use a rear peep sight or a magnifier As a general rule of thumb I can shoot slightly further with red dots over iron sights... -
New Swaro 56mm Spotters ATC/STC
Love to see how this compares to the legendary Nikon ED50 with fixed eyepieces. -
Lightweight 1-4x ?
warning: the lightweight and nimbleness of a red dot equipped mountain rifle becomes very addictive P.S. You can still have magnification if you go with a prism -
Lightweight 1-4x ?
Have you considered a red dot or a prism? they balance out a mountain rifle very nicely since they weigh nothing. you can get red dots that only weigh 1 ounce or a magnified 3x prism for 6-7 ounces -
How to make salmon eating black bear taste good???
Leave the bears alone and fish for salmon!!! -
Zeiss vs votex vs Lica
Leica for the color saturation….something maven, swaro, or zeiss don’t offer -
3/4 mile to 2 miles 15x SLC or spotter?
Absolutely…mirages make you dial down magnification ….sometimes to 20x or lower…at that point you might as well use the brighter more comfortable binoculars
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