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I miss threads with pictures... Yeah, we like them a lot!
So, if you have any pictures of your binoculars, post them here! Lets respect this little rule Post these informations in your post: Brand: Nikon Name: SportStar Specification: ww x yy Prism Type: Roof/Porro Binoculars age: xx years/months/days Let's begin!
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You show first!
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My Zen-Ray (signature) didnt arrive yet =/ As soon as they arrive, I will post some pictures :)
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Here's a pair of mine;
Leitz 7x35 circa 1981 Last edited by Ardy : Friday 18th September 2009 at 02:32. |
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Proof that the Incans worshiped Swarovskis...
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Guys dont forget to post the information about your binoculars!
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Well, I have sold the last in the row, Vortex Viper 8x
Up front Pentax SP 10x42, Middle Bushnell Legend 8x32 the two are less than 3 yrs old
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Here are my favorite bins, Leica Duovid 8x12x42
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Such great binoculars
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Zen-Ray
ED2 8x43 Received them yesterday
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Cool. Check them out for any problems. Go to the extreme ends of the focus. Most binoculars go beyond infinity at the far end.
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These are my favourite binos. I have had them for a very long time. They were bought before East & West Germany became one. As you can see from the pic, the eye pieces have perished, but I have orded a new pair, the 3rd I think.
If I could afford & needed a new pair of binoculars, I would buy the today's equivilent. Karl Zeiss Notarem 10x40B Can't remember, but well over 25 years.
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..I rather a Swallow sticker than a Swaro logo!( note than I am only playing with words,and not intend to endorse or diminish any particular brand,Plus I really would love to have a pair of Sawros with Swallows stickers on them,when i tihnk about it..) |
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Have a look.
Brand: Leitz Name: Trinovid Spec.: 8x32, FoV 8.5 deg Age: 1972 |
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binocs
eagle optics denali 8x42
nikon monarch 8x42 6.3 |
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My little Nikon family portrait - all of them I have actually bought from fellow BF-members. I like them all in spite of their shortcomings... err... I mean the binoculars.
![]() 10x32HG roof (2003) 8x32SE porro (2005) 8x30EII porro (2009) Ilkka ps. Ardy & Renze, those old Trinovids (& Classic Zeisses) are IMHO still the most beautiful binoculars. |
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Those little 8x30 EIIs still call to me at times Ilkka. I never should have sold my pair to Cesear.
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Guard cats on Binocular duty......These are the ones that I use the most, they always go where ever I go. Dont let these seemingly harmless cats fool you, they will rip you apart if you go near their masters binoculars ....... 7x36 ED2 , 6x32 Viper, 12x50 Burris Signatures. Yea I know Monkey & Midnight look like they just woke up, but that bed does have that effect on them.......Gwen
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I like the case Gwen Is it a drill case that youv've lined with foam or something? Nice idea, keeps things safe when rattling around in the car.
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Gwen, nice cats! Are they littermates?
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Martin its a Plano four pistol hand gun case. They retail for about $25 not including sales tax at most sporting goods stores, but you can find them on Ebay for about $19 including shipping. I looked around for awhile before I found these. They are great if you want to carry more than one Bino, comes with all the foam inside you need. Just take out what works for you . I use the Bino Snug rug case if I just take one of my other binoculars........ and I dont work for Plano.........Gwen
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Ning ...no they are not littermates but they act like they are. Monkey the gray cat is a stray that showed up on my porch about a year ago & midnight the black we got at the animal shelter about 6months after monkey for a play mate. They get along great ...Gwen
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Great cats and I love the fact that you rescue!!!
I too was wondering about your case. I have been looking for one for some time now. I ordered a Snug rug case, but didn't really care for it. I have a tough time zipping it ip around my Zens. You are the first person I know to also have one. This is off topic, but do you like the Sug rug? Do you use it only with certain bins? I would love to find a similar hard case for my 65 mm scope, without spending a ton of money! |
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Hi Laura, My Nikon 10x42SE fit very good into the snug rug I have for porros. I think the snug rug for roof prism binoculars is ok for the smaller roofs but runs out of room with the strap on for the larger roofs. I have a picture of my experiment dropping a chicken egg in a snug rug from my ceiling, it just shows that the egg did not break. This is in my gallery on here. I have no connection to the people that make snug rugs.
Regards,Steve Last edited by mooreorless : Sunday 18th October 2009 at 15:00. |
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