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Campfire Ranger
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For the coin, I'd go Swaro SLCs or old Zeiss Classics (10x40) and not blink.
Leica has great glass, but schit CS when you need it. Swaro has the best in the business without any questions.
Minox and the Meoptas are truly great glass, but if you're going that high already, just get the Swaros and be done. I bought a pair of Meopta "Demo" 8x42's a few months ago for the neck snapping amount of 699. One can shop and buy Swaros at 1k more or less and they have better resale value if that is what you do. That said these Meostars are very very good binos.
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Campfire Tracker
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Campfire Tracker
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The first and last 15 minute argument is certainly worthy of discussion, but I think in many cases it is overemphasized and probably applies to a fewer number of instances and shooters than suggested. No doubt it applies to many hard core whitetail and some muley hunters (such as many here) but for the rest of the world.....
Unless you are near or exactly positioned from where you will shoot, once your game is spotted, you are often going to gave to close distance or reposition yourself which is going to burn at least a few of those critical minutes. You may or may not end up getting a shot.
That said, each person needs to decide for themselves the rate of return the alpha glass or investment in an illuminated reticle will bring.
Just food for thought.
Bob Enjoy life now -- it has an expiration date. ~Molɔ̀ːn Labé Skýla~
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