snopro176
WKR
I've made plenty of posts asking for feedback on meopta, kowa and vortex over the months. Here's what happened..
So I ended up with the meopta meopro hd 80 spotter...for about 2 weeks.
I got a chance to put it, a new vortex razor and some vultures on tripods side by side in low light one evening. Although I feel the meopta was just as good as the vortex razor 20x60-85, and even better at 20x, I couldn't stand knowing that for a few hundred more, I could have a swaro and a much better picture. So I shipped it back and wound up with some vortex vulture HD 15x56s and honestly, I'm super happy with this sub $400 purchase. I feel they're as clear as my viper hd's and easier on the eyes to look through than a mid-range spotter. I think it will do plenty for me until I can afford a truly top shelf spotter, but until then these vulture definitely give me a good look at stuff.
*Vortex VULTURE HD 15x56* The best big glass bang for your buck? - YouTube
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So I ended up with the meopta meopro hd 80 spotter...for about 2 weeks.
I got a chance to put it, a new vortex razor and some vultures on tripods side by side in low light one evening. Although I feel the meopta was just as good as the vortex razor 20x60-85, and even better at 20x, I couldn't stand knowing that for a few hundred more, I could have a swaro and a much better picture. So I shipped it back and wound up with some vortex vulture HD 15x56s and honestly, I'm super happy with this sub $400 purchase. I feel they're as clear as my viper hd's and easier on the eyes to look through than a mid-range spotter. I think it will do plenty for me until I can afford a truly top shelf spotter, but until then these vulture definitely give me a good look at stuff.
*Vortex VULTURE HD 15x56* The best big glass bang for your buck? - YouTube
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