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Started by Cove, October 28, 2014, 07:46:15 PM
Quote from: bbcoach on October 29, 2014, 03:16:50 PMYour in Luck and anyone else that is interested. Bushnell Legend Ultra HD are the best for the money right now. They are crystal clear, gather light very well at dawn and dusk and have the Rainguard coating on the lenses that prevents fogging. I just bought a pair of camo 10X42's at B&H Photo for $219.95 and Bushnell has a $100 mail in rebate on these binos until 11/16/14. There is also a 100% Buy Back Guarantee on these if your not completely satisfied. I have a pair of the older Legends that I've had for years so it was a NO Brainer to get a pair of these for $119 after the rebate. Check them out, You won't be disappointed!
Quote from: GobbleNut on November 03, 2014, 08:55:46 AMA major point to be made in this discussion is that regardless of how much money you spend on your binoculars, their cost will not make up for poor glassing technique in their use. A guy with a good pair of inexpensive binoculars (yes, there are some of those out there) that knows how to use them will see more game than the guy that has the high-collar pair but doesn't have good glassing technique.
Quote from: land cruiser on November 04, 2014, 02:01:17 AMQuote from: GobbleNut on November 03, 2014, 08:55:46 AMA major point to be made in this discussion is that regardless of how much money you spend on your binoculars, their cost will not make up for poor glassing technique in their use. A guy with a good pair of inexpensive binoculars (yes, there are some of those out there) that knows how to use them will see more game than the guy that has the high-collar pair but doesn't have good glassing technique. I would argue that a guy with good glass will come in top regardless. Good technique is worthless when your binos give you an excruciating headache.