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Laser rangefinder testing, good side by side write up.
didn't have my Necon Binos in the test
Laser rangefinder testing, good side by side write up.
didn't have my Necon Binos in the test- Thread starter Pat M
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That was an impressive review, But one thing bothers me is why they got so many miss reads as they say under ideal conditions yet I dont get that many under adverse conditions, But in their defense they were actually using correct sized targets which in its self is a bugger to aim a lrf at AT the best of times,,
Seems like the Terrapin being under $2000 and be best allrounder is the way to go,
thanks for posting it,
John
Seems like the Terrapin being under $2000 and be best allrounder is the way to go,
thanks for posting it,
John
Is this the 4th or just the 3rd thread about this test?
It is a good read, though.
It is a good read, though.
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Pat_M: Which Newcon bionoculars do you have? And how do they perform/what's your opinion of them? Thanks.
I had gotten a very good ebay deal on the old 7x50's big older version (1500yd range), they did work very well, heavy so the stayed in the rig or in range bag, glass was a bit dark. Used them for 5 years
& then found another ebay deal ($300) on newer set 7x40 (1500yd range also) (have ranged houses at 1680), much more compact, bit lighter, better glass
less than 1/2 of any other deals
I do run older Leica 1200 rangemaster monocular for carry/hunting , but the newcons are easier to use/range, field of view - the whole bino thing over mono
& then found another ebay deal ($300) on newer set 7x40 (1500yd range also) (have ranged houses at 1680), much more compact, bit lighter, better glass
less than 1/2 of any other deals
I do run older Leica 1200 rangemaster monocular for carry/hunting , but the newcons are easier to use/range, field of view - the whole bino thing over mono
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