Binocs what make and model?

[Bow Drawn]

Nikon, Leupold, Bushnell, Swarovski and more to choose from and then what model do you have and magnification? And Why that model?


Personally I like a middle of the price range models Like the Nikon Monarch with an excellent 10X42 for long distant or the 8x42 for in close deer woods hunting.

Lets read your choice?

[YorkArcher]

Leupold Cascade 8x42mm

$300 range.

Very clear optics, Nice Size,

[Great White Hunter]

I use Leupold Windriver Cascade 10x42 very clear, crisp. Great in lowlight! 290 bucks or there abouts.

[Va Hunter]

I use a set of Tascos that're pretty old. They're so clear, I just can't see myself buying anything else. They weigh a lot more than some of the newer ones. They never fogged on me either.

[timba]

Originally Posted by Va Hunter

I use a set of Tascos that're pretty old. They're so clear, I just can't see myself buying anything else. They weigh a lot more than some of the newer ones. They never fogged on me either.

I used to have an old pair of tasco too,but a few years ago some one gave me a some bosch and lomb and waht a difference I found.

timba

[Coodster]

Minox 8x42 made by leica these are the sweetest binos I have looked through that didn't cost 1600 love them can't wait to spot some deer antelope and elk with them this season....41 days and counting

[OhioCooner]

I've just got the little cheapies. They do the job for me.

[YorkArcher]

Originally Posted by OhioCooner

I've just got the little cheapies. They do the job for me.

The high end ones are nice. But you are right...

When the deer start movin, I rarely take the time to look through the binocs.

[youngbuck83]

Nikon Monarchs 10x42

[Flintlock1776]

Vortex Optics


Made in the USA (Wisconsin)

www.vortexoptics.com

I found some bino dealers on another hunting site that beat MSRP.


I like them a lot!

PS the closer you get to 5.0 the more well balanced the deal is i.e. 10x32 = 3.2 10x 50 = 5.0

I do have Leupold on my guns but I'm thinking of Vortex scopes next time around