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Offline Eric M

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Re: Window shopping for better binoculars
« Reply #30 on: March 27, 2017, 09:42:47 PM »
great choice :tup:
They are great binos. An imbecile must have designed the front lens covers. They fell off constantly all weekend until I finally lost one. Leupold is sending replacements, which I will wire tie on. What a terrible design though. My Redfields have clip in covers No problem. They don't quite fit the Pro Guides though. I love glassing with these though.

 


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