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<blockquote data-quote="Steve C" data-source="post: 1361142" data-attributes="member: 56622"><p>Yes there does appear to be bias. Probably the bias is simply because 10x sells more units. That does seem to be a hunter bias but there are plenty of birders who like 10x too. But the Euro and Outfitter certainly are only in 10x. But I suspect a big chunk of Cabela's cash comes from hunters. Another bias that bugs the devil out of me is that there are a lot of garments there that I would actually buy except for the fact they only sell them in camo patterns of various sorts. Now, I am a hunter, but aside from a couple of boot pairs I use feeding cattle in the winter, I own not one single square measure of camouflage.</p><p></p><p>The Outfitter did not have anything on it that indicated ED glass. Nor did any of the sales folk seem to have a clue to what "ED" might mean. No, that did not surprise me. No mention of country of manufacture anywhere I saw either. The outfitter seemed to be good enough I did wonder if the glass was German, or maybe came from some Asian clime, hence the reduced price. The design is quite obviously pure Steiner.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Steve C, post: 1361142, member: 56622"] Yes there does appear to be bias. Probably the bias is simply because 10x sells more units. That does seem to be a hunter bias but there are plenty of birders who like 10x too. But the Euro and Outfitter certainly are only in 10x. But I suspect a big chunk of Cabela's cash comes from hunters. Another bias that bugs the devil out of me is that there are a lot of garments there that I would actually buy except for the fact they only sell them in camo patterns of various sorts. Now, I am a hunter, but aside from a couple of boot pairs I use feeding cattle in the winter, I own not one single square measure of camouflage. The Outfitter did not have anything on it that indicated ED glass. Nor did any of the sales folk seem to have a clue to what "ED" might mean. No, that did not surprise me. No mention of country of manufacture anywhere I saw either. The outfitter seemed to be good enough I did wonder if the glass was German, or maybe came from some Asian clime, hence the reduced price. The design is quite obviously pure Steiner. [/QUOTE]
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