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<blockquote data-quote="Steve C" data-source="post: 1402995" data-attributes="member: 56622"><p>There was one of these at the Sportsman's show too. The biggest impression I had about this is that it looks to have a better, brighter image than the Viper 8x42's in the same booth. The 8x32 was new, and the dealer had had the 42's for a little while, so are likely not new production. So this begs the question of are there any glass upgrades incorporated in the Viper line?</p><p></p><p>This looks likea 3/4 scale model of the 42 series. It is a neat looking instrument and feels superb in the hand. If I didn't have the Swift 7x36 already, and if I was more in the market for a compact glass this would be on the short list.</p><p></p><p>Lacking better opportunity for review, I'll just say I liked what I saw.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Steve C, post: 1402995, member: 56622"] There was one of these at the Sportsman's show too. The biggest impression I had about this is that it looks to have a better, brighter image than the Viper 8x42's in the same booth. The 8x32 was new, and the dealer had had the 42's for a little while, so are likely not new production. So this begs the question of are there any glass upgrades incorporated in the Viper line? This looks likea 3/4 scale model of the 42 series. It is a neat looking instrument and feels superb in the hand. If I didn't have the Swift 7x36 already, and if I was more in the market for a compact glass this would be on the short list. Lacking better opportunity for review, I'll just say I liked what I saw. [/QUOTE]
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