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  1. Blue72

    Maven B.3 6x30 first impressions

    great pair of binoculars I like my Kowa 6.5x32 better for its sharper sweet spot, brighter image, and larger FOV. But the maven has the better edge to edge clarity
  2. Blue72

    Swaro vs everything else Convince me

    many Leica fans would never give up the color saturation that’s why you need to try all the glass out and see what you like
  3. Blue72

    Spotting scope on a budget

    The Nikon ed50 its been praised with great reviews over and over again they are in your budget if you order from Japan
  4. Blue72

    Any good dangerous game scopes availebel these days?

    It’s a very old tradition in African elephant hunting. …..Donald Trump Jr. was bashed by anti hunters for doing the same thing. I don’t see it any different then antlers or taxidermy heads
  5. Blue72

    Any good dangerous game scopes availebel these days?

    What about a simple red dot instead of a scope? Only adds an ounce or two and is very popular with dangerous game hunters in Africa
  6. Blue72

    Swarovski x2 booster

    Here is a review from a well respected optics guy http://scopeviews.co.uk/SwaroBooster.htm
  7. Blue72

    Small 28 - 32mm bino recommendations

    I have a bunch of 32’s Kowa 6.5x32 are my favorite
  8. Blue72

    15x vs 18x Binos!

    Both are nice, I think it depends how much range you need to determine which magnification many 18x sacrifice very little FOV compared to their 15x counterpart. Some actually exceed the AFOV compared to 15x plus you can see the ring in good 18x binoculars, where Saturn is just a football in 15x
  9. Blue72

    Best glass quality in a rangefinder?

    Been down this road before, for the same reasons without a doubt it’s the Leica…I even used it for astronomy a few times
  10. Blue72

    The 1 Thing You Learned- Scopes for Hunting

    Better yet use a non magnified red dot, out to 200-300 yards using a six o’clock hold ……you just might surprise yourself
  11. Blue72

    The 1 Thing You Learned- Scopes for Hunting

    As far as I want to people forget that the militaries around the world used fixed power scopes for a very long time on sniper rifles and many still do even modern designated marksman make 600 yard hits with their fixed 4x Acog there is a YouTube channel called nine hole reviews. The shooter...
  12. Blue72

    The 1 Thing You Learned- Scopes for Hunting

    Fixed magnification makes your life easier. Familiarity of target size at range, brighter image, lighter weight, simplicity, wider field of views, smaller eyepiece, etc..
  13. Blue72

    Bitten by the 8x32 bug… Thoughts?

    Try a maven 6x30, Leica 7x35, Kowa 6.5x32….the extra exit pupil is more comfortable and brighter for low light condition. Plus they are very stable hen your heart rate is up or it’s windy outside
  14. Blue72

    22LR - scope?

    I like putting red dots on my 22lr. Using a six o’clock hold gives very impressive accuracy results. I use a 12 o’clock hold for hundred yards to compensate for drop
  15. Blue72

    Any Leica fans using Swaro SLC 15x56?

    in that case, I probably step down to Leica 12x50 then swaro. But that’s just me. I rather have the “Leica look” of saturated colors
  16. Blue72

    Any Leica fans using Swaro SLC 15x56?

    The geovids come in 15x56
  17. Blue72

    Are Alpha Binoculars worth it?

    Check out this guys YouTube channel. He reviews alpha and next tier binoculars. He is a professional photographer and hunter that has an eye for perfection he will be the first to tell you that the difference is getting smaller and smaller these days here he compares more affordable trinovids...
  18. Blue72

    Are Alpha Binoculars worth it?

    Mavens are really really nice glass…… so are Leica trinovids, Nikon HG, Meopta, etc… put on a tripod and you will blow away an alpha that is being handheld
  19. Blue72

    Optic loadout help (leupold vs Maven... Maybe?)

    without a doubt 15x…big views start at 15x now that more 18x binoculars are available…if I did it again I probably get 18x
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