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Nikon 8x30 EII
I'm wondering if the Nikon 8x30 EII is the most discussed binocular on Bird Forum's website ever? I know it isn't practical to go about determining if it is or not but it seems that every 6 months or so someone new discovers it and wants to find out more about it. Please note that there is a... -
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Nikon 8x30 EII
Nikon can make EIIs cheaply because most of their parts are modular and interchangeable and they have been making them since 2000. They might have a large inventory of parts for them. Both the 8x30 and 10x35 use the same eye pieces, eye cups, prisms and prism housings. Only the objective... -
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Nikon 8x30 EII
It is basically a trouble free binocular, optically speaking.:t: My 8x30 needs the covering over the right prism housing re-glued to the body but that doesn't affect its remarkable view!:king: I haven't had that problem with my 10x35 but I don't use it as much. The body covering has been... -
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Nikon 8x30 EII
:h?: Why do we have two Nikon 8x30 EII threads almost next door to each other here? Bob -
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Nikon 8x30 EII
Is this the start of a "pump and dump" for your 8x32 SV? People can hardly find any of the other 3 if they want to buy one new and it is tough to find them used. Instead you should be arguing that your 8x32 SV is better than Nikons EDG or Leicas Ultravid or Zeiss's FL. -
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Nikon 8x30 EII
Stonesy, I bought an 8x30 EII around the year 2000, about a year or so after it was introduced. It cost me $235.00 then. I used it heavily for years and it looks it! I've used it less over the last 8 years or so, but it is still a real pleasure to use and I would never get rid of it. Its...