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<blockquote data-quote="Lewis Haank" data-source="post: 3327504" data-attributes="member: 135472"><p>As a follow up to the above. My question remains: Why put 87 mm filter threads on the end of the scope when no 87 mm filters exist? </p><p></p><p>Swaro, why not help your customers by making the threads 86 mm?</p><p></p><p>I bought a clear 86 mm filter on amazon for $12.38. As expected, it is ever so slightly too small. It will screw into the threads on the scope enough so that if I tip the scope forward (further than I would ever want to) the filter stays in place. But I can lift it off without unscrewing it. Not a perfect solution but good enough for when I am birdwatching at the beach which is a relatively rare event.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Lewis Haank, post: 3327504, member: 135472"] As a follow up to the above. My question remains: Why put 87 mm filter threads on the end of the scope when no 87 mm filters exist? Swaro, why not help your customers by making the threads 86 mm? I bought a clear 86 mm filter on amazon for $12.38. As expected, it is ever so slightly too small. It will screw into the threads on the scope enough so that if I tip the scope forward (further than I would ever want to) the filter stays in place. But I can lift it off without unscrewing it. Not a perfect solution but good enough for when I am birdwatching at the beach which is a relatively rare event. [/QUOTE]
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