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The 1 Thing You Learned- Glassing Smarter
there are trade offs. I obviously get closer views with 10x. But I can handhold 7x for a very very long time and actually enjoy doing it. While the 10x requires more breaks with that said I have over 5 miles of coastline in my backyard and I often use my 7x -
"Glassing" with non-wide zoom spotter
Glassing with a spotter? that often requires lower magnification, at that point you might as well get 15x56 binoculars you can thank me later -
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The 1 Thing You Learned- Glassing Smarter
I love the freedom you get with monopods too…I use one often i also found if you use lower 7x magnification binoculars on a monopod, the image is so still you think it’s actually on a tripod -
Beginner shooter with first slug gun. What scope?
I switched to red dots they are rugged, reliable, weigh less then 6 ounces, fast, easy to carry around, cheap, and the list goes on Sig Sauer Romeo 5 is my favorite low budget red dot and it has a well deserved reputation -
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12x42 binoculars
There not very many 12x42's on the market I will say that I own the maven C1 12x42 and Nikon monarch 5 12x42. The maven clearly outperforms the nikon -
Spotting scope on a budget
North America is based on sport hunting which they are against as well -
Spotting scope on a budget
they just regurgitated the same thing to me, not long ago. This was the response I recieved Thanks for your enquiry. Where appropriate we would support the management of wildlife populations for conservation purposes but not for commercial purposes such as driven bird shoots or trophy hunts... -
Spotting scope on a budget
I read it as a company that is playing it safe and panders to anti hunting groups but that’s your prerogative. The beauty of capitalism is that I can vote with my dollars to those that serves me best. especially when opticron is a relabel company not a manufacturer -
Spotting scope on a budget
that’s a question that will vary by the individual. Everyone has their own comfort level regarding exit pupil, how bright of an image they want, or level of sharpness I truly believe the ED50 has exceptional glass with many claiming it comes close or matches alpha glass. With that said, higher... -
Spotting scope on a budget
while we wait for a response I found this from Pete Gamby at opticron From the very beginning we have strongly supported conservation and birding in the way we have marketed the brand and we decided to continue promoting our products in this way. This means we are effectively excluded from... -
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Spotting scope on a budget
send her the link above and tell her the outdoor community would like clarification on the company position simple enough -
Spotting scope on a budget
since you have an inside source, maybe you should reach out and have her give us the official company position -
Spotting scope on a budget
I believe they are one of two optic companies that don’t support it too the original poster…..while I believe my Nikon ed50 is an amazing piece of optic and can go against the big dogs. Keep in mind the best magnification is around 16-20x range…although many still like 27x…..with that said you... -
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Maven B.3 6x30 first impressions
Yes I owned both kowa are sharper in the sweet spot, definitely notice it at very long distances better FOV much brighter in dusk better then the maven for astronomy better AFOV the extra .5x magnification is nice and is noticeable Maven are the optics are pretty decent to the edge were...
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