It's time for a new set of binoculars.( son broke the old ones) I do alot of summer scouting checking fields in the evening so I want something powerful but not so much that when i hold them, I can still hold them steady enough to see. I had 12x50's and it was hard to hold them steady enough to really check the deer out. Maybe I drink too much caffeine. Anyway, anybody gotta pair they love or opinions about brands? Trying to keep the cost reasonable, around $100 to $150.
I have a set of Burris that I have really liked. Theyre clear and can see good through them.
Ive got a Burris scope that I love. Do ya remember where ya go them?
check here. http://www.binoculars.com/?sou...tch=e
I bought a set of Barska Atlantic 10x402s from Cabela's. They're $90 - $100 right now. They seem to be pretty good so far.
give http://www.eagleoptics.com a look. they are slightly more than you are wanting to spend but its money well worth it. i have a set of their platinum ranger class and the are my research glass i beat the crap out of them and they are good as new. and i do believe they are still made in the usa
i have nikon prostaff 10x50's and theyre a little heavy. Got a pair of monarchs this year for my birthday and they are light and comfy to the eyes
IMO ... Any that will bring the game close enough to really enjoy will need a stick to prop them on. I have a telescoping shooting stick that is 3' at it's shortest and 5'.4 when extended. Works great with a spotting scope !
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My Burris' came from Bass Pro but i've had them a couple years... They're Landmark II's
I find it odd they arent listed on Burris' site and difficult to find. Leads me to believe they may now be discontinued or somethingat least I still got a lifetime warranty... I'd also checkout The new Redfields too but i don't know where theyre made, 'course theyre made to Leupold/Redfield specs and likely nice and have a nice price. Reviews on opticplanet look good too.
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