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<blockquote data-quote="SG6" data-source="post: 1250480" data-attributes="member: 68155"><p>Not sure about the snobbery aspect. Last year at the Birdfair at Rutland Water I tried out a set of Leica's. To say they were good would be an insult. They were brilliant, clear, bright and very, very sharp. I was very impressed. Slight catch £1440 if I recall.</p><p></p><p>I suppose if I had that amount of cash spare I would love a pair, but I simply don't and could not think of a reason for spending that money on a pair.</p><p></p><p>I suspect that some people have simply made the choice to have a set and to hell with the cost.</p><p></p><p>I have just added to another thread that I have 6 sets of binoculars. Wonder if the total cost of those 6 comes close to the cost of one very good pair?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="SG6, post: 1250480, member: 68155"] Not sure about the snobbery aspect. Last year at the Birdfair at Rutland Water I tried out a set of Leica's. To say they were good would be an insult. They were brilliant, clear, bright and very, very sharp. I was very impressed. Slight catch £1440 if I recall. I suppose if I had that amount of cash spare I would love a pair, but I simply don't and could not think of a reason for spending that money on a pair. I suspect that some people have simply made the choice to have a set and to hell with the cost. I have just added to another thread that I have 6 sets of binoculars. Wonder if the total cost of those 6 comes close to the cost of one very good pair? [/QUOTE]
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