DangerRanger
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My SLCs failed the impromptu drop test my nephew put them through. So far my leicas have held up to both me and my son
Yes. That would be an acceptable act of maligning.Is it ok to malign their riflescopes with their beautiful glass, that are utter pieces of garbage? Those are made for hunting and shooting, you know?
Collimation is offSlightly off topic but I dropped my meopta binos from my tree stand a few weeks ago, around 20 feet. Since the drop the sight picture is not as clear outside of the very center of field of view. Do you think this would be a correctable issue if I sent them into meopta? Any idea what may have happened Based on this description?
Thanks sneaky, do you think that is something Meopta could correct fairly easily if I sent them in to them?Collimation is off
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I definitely do not agree with Form on this but to each their own.
I own/owned multiple of the big 3 and each have been through hell. Never an issue with any. On occasion I’ll have to purchase new eye cups.
The only Bino I’ve had fail was the 15x56 Meoptas which took a fall that my Leica, Swaro and Zeiss have taken more times than I can remember. Everything has its limits.
Bird watchers/geeks really pic apart optics more so than 99% of the “experts” on hunting forums. They can be a wealth of information.
The funny thing about this thread is all of the comments saying how they have to send in Swaros every 1-2 years when "having a lifetime warranty that you'll surely need to use" is a common knock on anything vortex
Apparently not. I thought this thread was about binos and was speaking to comments about binos.Do you understand the difference between an aiming device for a lethal instrument, and a looking device for viewing pleasure?
My 15x Binos are the 15x Swaros and they will need to go back this spring for the third or forth time because they are losing collimation randomly. |
Apparently not. I thought this thread was about binos and was speaking to comments about binos.
My 15x Binos are the 15x Swaros and they will need to go back this spring for the third or forth time because they are losing collimation randomly.
Oddly, my 15X56 Swaros have been great until this year. After a hunt I looked through them and felt cross-eyed. I'm not aware of any impact to them, but who knows? Hopefully it's the only time I have to send them in.
I probably won’t buy another vortex scope until something changed but I’d rock a set of vortex uhd binos, I had a set of 18s in the past and liked them
Been a minute but iirc they were quite good, don’t recall any issues but I didn’t have any competing 15/18s to compare fovThose are ones I haven’t used. How is the FOV, eye relief, etc?