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Man.. this glass is Nice!
Man.. this glass is Nice!
YAY! It came Today! "I See You!"
- Thread starter TheGDog
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Save the spotting scope for Target practice. It nice to see where it hits. Saves ya walking.
Peace
Peace
It's amazing what you can see with the Vultures!
My little 11-33x50 Razor is cool and everything... but since I have to wear glasses 24/7 now, and don't wanna be taking them off and putting them on every time I look thru it in the field (would be a good way to increase risk of dropping them and EFF'ing up my glasses out there and royally screwing myself over) ... they limit my FOV considerably when zoomed-in. So... after reading where others were saying the 15's are for finding.... and the Spotter for assessing... since I ain't picky about which deer I get, I just wanna get one... and it would give me greater FOV... (since the Razor's image really starts to diminish a lot above like 20-ish power) I nervously decided to take the plunge on these.
Kinda wishing I'd gotten these first. The only thing I like better about the spotter is how it has the fine focus knob as well.
I went ahead and ordered the Outdoorsman's Bino Adapter, because the standard Vortex one is kind of a pain to some degree.
The dangerous thing is... almost immediately... I thought to myself... "Damn... I'm going to have to upgrade my chest binos now! Now I see why people preach buying the primo glass.
My little 11-33x50 Razor is cool and everything... but since I have to wear glasses 24/7 now, and don't wanna be taking them off and putting them on every time I look thru it in the field (would be a good way to increase risk of dropping them and EFF'ing up my glasses out there and royally screwing myself over) ... they limit my FOV considerably when zoomed-in. So... after reading where others were saying the 15's are for finding.... and the Spotter for assessing... since I ain't picky about which deer I get, I just wanna get one... and it would give me greater FOV... (since the Razor's image really starts to diminish a lot above like 20-ish power) I nervously decided to take the plunge on these.
Kinda wishing I'd gotten these first. The only thing I like better about the spotter is how it has the fine focus knob as well.
I went ahead and ordered the Outdoorsman's Bino Adapter, because the standard Vortex one is kind of a pain to some degree.
The dangerous thing is... almost immediately... I thought to myself... "Damn... I'm going to have to upgrade my chest binos now! Now I see why people preach buying the primo glass.
That's for sure. Can't go wrong.
There something to be said
About a life time warranty.
Save money and buy quality stuff.
While you can.
There something to be said
About a life time warranty.
Save money and buy quality stuff.
While you can.
I have both 8s and 10s. Not as nice of glass (yet). If the terrain is less open and super-thick chaparral, 8s, if High-Desert Open country, 10s.
I prefer 8s because way better stability when you've been huffin' and puffin' up the trail and see something you wanna checkout and your heart is pumping.
I prefer 8s because way better stability when you've been huffin' and puffin' up the trail and see something you wanna checkout and your heart is pumping.
