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best scope under 300 pounds? (1 Viewer)

Blincodave said:
Andy,

OK, I'm intrigued. Which companies' scopes are from this single obscure Japanese manufacturer?

Dave

Opticron, Mirador, Viking et al. They get there optic lenses from the same factories, well they used too. Only the high end of the market have inhouse production of lenses these days. Bit like videos and other electronic gear, if you look inside different video companies models you could well find they have parts made by Dawoo!

Bauch and Lomb sounds like German firm, owned by an American company and now made in Japan,whether their optics are inhouse is anyones guess. The cheaper ones Natureview etc probably bought in.

HTH

Osprey
 
gripper said:
i suggest you have a look at the opticron imagic 80 i belive it can be bought for just under £300 with a fixed e/p

hope this helps

Well, if that's the case less than £300, I've got ripped off. This scope costs over £300 with the cheapest eyepiece. I've never seen it under £300 only without the eyepiece which range from about £50 -£150.

Osprey
 
gripper said:
i suggest you have a look at the opticron imagic 80 i belive it can be bought for just under £300 with a fixed e/p

hope this helps

Oops! An apology has forthcome. You're right £299 for an Imagic 80 St. and 25 or 32xw.

I stand corrected;-)


Osprey
 
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