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<blockquote data-quote="mfunnell" data-source="post: 3326334" data-attributes="member: 134332"><p>My Bresser Spektar 15-45x60 arrived. While I had to pay more like US full price for this (here in Oz), I'd say it's <strong>still</strong> a pretty decent deal - which makes the US$40 deal (if still available) something of a steal. I've not much experience with scopes but it seems to me quite good enough for my use, which is pretty much limited to sitting it on a tripod (I'm a photographer, I have tripods) on my balcony, to get a closer view of the birds in the bushland opposite me than I can get through binoculars. It seems quite good for that, the view being sharp enough to do a pretty decent job and things like CA not being intrusive enough that they worry me. </p><p></p><p>I might think differently if I had a more "instustrial strength" application for a scope, or an intention to look through it for long periods - but I don't. I'm sure this scope is quite good enough for me to dip my toe in the waters of scopes, with an actual use I can make of it, while I get used to it over time. I seriously doubt I'd have spent more on a scope, so I'd not have one at all if not tipped off to this model.</p><p></p><p> ...Mike</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="mfunnell, post: 3326334, member: 134332"] My Bresser Spektar 15-45x60 arrived. While I had to pay more like US full price for this (here in Oz), I'd say it's [b]still[/b] a pretty decent deal - which makes the US$40 deal (if still available) something of a steal. I've not much experience with scopes but it seems to me quite good enough for my use, which is pretty much limited to sitting it on a tripod (I'm a photographer, I have tripods) on my balcony, to get a closer view of the birds in the bushland opposite me than I can get through binoculars. It seems quite good for that, the view being sharp enough to do a pretty decent job and things like CA not being intrusive enough that they worry me. I might think differently if I had a more "instustrial strength" application for a scope, or an intention to look through it for long periods - but I don't. I'm sure this scope is quite good enough for me to dip my toe in the waters of scopes, with an actual use I can make of it, while I get used to it over time. I seriously doubt I'd have spent more on a scope, so I'd not have one at all if not tipped off to this model. ...Mike [/QUOTE]
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