Swarovski is the only brand I will buy now. Having great optics makes every sit that much more enjoyable.
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Originally posted by bman940 View PostI like the idea of a bino rangefinder I just know that if you are spending a lot of time glassing the extra device installed will begin to fatigue you. I checked out Nikon's LaserForce bino rangefinder at SHOT Show and I was impressed with it. MONARCH glass and the rangefinding is quick and easy to read. Every person I showed the LaserForce to liked everything about it, not one negative comment. For my use I prefer Nikon's MONARCH 7 or new HG bino's. The HG's with their filed flattener will go up against any bino on the market. I own Euro bino's and they haven't been out of the safe since I started using the HG's. Definitely worth taking a look at and they are under a Nikon promo right now for $100 off. Here's a pic of what I take to the blind. Nikon's 7iVR rangefinder has worked great for me. The Vibration Reduction has worked in all conditions and never failed me. Nikon's second generation stabilized rangefinder, the MONARCH 3000 Stabilized works much faster, farther and fits the hand better, I just haven't used one in the field.
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I only buy nice glass and mostly Swarovski. There are times good glass and high end glass will seperate. Theses moments are all day glassing or glares and many others. As for rangefinders- I personally do not perfer them being built in for 2 reasons. The first is technology changes too quickly and you are stuck with a $3,500 outdated bino and rangefinder set. The second is more to break. If the rangefinder breaks and it will you are again stuck with extra weight.
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Originally posted by bk913 View PostCan you get us the employee discount?
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