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  1. Blue72

    Spotting Scope Size Recomendation

    Go light….50mm
  2. Blue72

    True sleeper optics

    Nikon ed50 with fixed magnification eye piece. Mine is flawless!!!
  3. Blue72

    10x low light bino

    50mm objective lens is superior in dark environments compared to 42mm. Astronomers prefer them for a reason I would imagine bigger then 50mm would be even better
  4. Blue72

    Kowa BD II 6.5 x 32mm or Maven B3 6x30?

    No, but it doesn’t mean it’s not there. I have never experienced that with any of my optics. Maybe I’m oblivious to it I w
  5. Blue72

    Kowa BD II 6.5 x 32mm or Maven B3 6x30?

    I own the maven 6x30 and Kowa 6.5x32. They are quite different and depends what you are looking for in a binocular. But if it’s for astronomy then the Kowa wins hands down. I can pick up the North American nebula way better in the Kowa but here is my findings Mavens 1. smaller form...
  6. Blue72

    Which Bino size do you Prefer?

    6.5x32 when your heart is racing, these binoculars are flat and comfortable
  7. Blue72

    Compact spotter or 15x56s or alpha 12x

    Been down this road many times what I did learn is that one eye viewing of a spotting scope was not for me and most of the time the magnification was between 20-30x And I only looked out to 1-2 miles tops! At that point 15x covers that range well, more pleasing to view, and brighter due to...
  8. Blue72

    Cheapest Spotting Scopes for Range use out to 300-400 yards

    I use the fixed magnification eyepieces, they are near alpha glass quality. At least the sample I have. the 20x eyepiece is brighter and more comfortable 16x eyepiece is even better, but at that point I rather have 15x binoculars Like I said, it has a excellent reputation for a reason
  9. Blue72

    Cheapest Spotting Scopes for Range use out to 300-400 yards

    Nikon ED50 from a Japanese retailer or Amazon Japan is dirt cheap and the glass is nothing short of amazing it has a long running reputation for a reason
  10. Blue72

    Sold Kowa 6.5x32 binoculars $295

    only a few months old. Selling because I have duplicates. Very relaxing views. Have all accessories
  11. Blue72

    How far are your prairie dog shots?

    Are you guys using dials or reticles on those longer shots?….or a 300 yard zero?
  12. Blue72

    How far are your prairie dog shots?

    Just trying to get an average for each type of game
  13. Blue72

    Favorite mtn rifle scope under 2k

    I like my mountain rifles light! a 1 ounce red dot is sufficient for me, especially since most hunts are under 100 yards in the mountains of the east coast
  14. Blue72

    Field of view - How much is too much??

    For me, the more the better. No such thing as too much ….the only limitations is that some optics tend to have distortion in the outer edges with super wide FOV I prefer zero magnification (red dots) so it’s less of an issue
  15. Blue72

    Best Spotting Scope Under $700

    I did not come across any
  16. Blue72

    Best Spotting Scope Under $700

    eBay has many Japanese dealers selling brand new Nikon ed50 with good reputations if your not comfortable dealing with foreign dealers you can go with a Japanese dealer on Amazon . But it’s slightly more
  17. Blue72

    Best Spotting Scope Under $700

    Nikon ed50 with a fixed eyepiece its been extremely popular for decades for a reason and you can get them for way less then your budget if you buy it from a Japanese dealer
  18. Blue72

    Binoculars under $100

    Nikon acculon porro are really good for the money. Popular with astronomers. I have a pair of 7x35 with 9.3 degrees of FOV that I really like. I have also owned the 8x40, 7x50, 10x42,10x50 in the past and they are all decent for the money the Nikon 8x25 trailblazers are pretty amazing pocket...
  19. Blue72

    22 BDC For Precision Rimfire

    Maybe not for competitive type of shooting but there is a lack of acog type reticles for 22s. primary arms has one and its fun
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