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    what a great bunch of guys Von tempsky fan just lent me his to try out. from what i can test on from the house i am pretty impressed with them, no issues with range distance nice clear glass will test again on fading light.
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    Quote Originally Posted by mucko View Post
    what a great bunch of guys Von tempsky fan just lent me his to try out. from what i can test on from the house i am pretty impressed with them, no issues with range distance nice clear glass will test again on fading light.
    I think you'll like them bro...reminds me, never leave you alone with mine...lol

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    Quote Originally Posted by Gibo View Post
    Bet you could tell when it mattered for hunting (first and last light)
    Oh shutdafukup. If you have been sitting in ambush waiting for the golden hour and haven't already ranged every last inch of the clearing you are watching then you must have been having a bush masty Gibo. Ha ha ha ha.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Double Shot View Post
    I think you'll like them bro...reminds me, never leave you alone with mine...lol
    Didn't you leave them on a log? Or was that your rifle?
    It takes 43 muscle's to frown and 17 to smile, but only 3 for proper trigger pull.
    What more do we need? If we are above ground and breathing the rest is up to us!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rushy View Post
    Oh shutdafukup. If you have been sitting in ambush waiting for the golden hour and haven't already ranged every last inch of the clearing you are watching then you must have been having a bush masty Gibo. Ha ha ha ha.
    Its more the bino function i was refering to uncle. I used to think glass was all pretty much the same too

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    Quote Originally Posted by Gibo View Post
    Its more the bino function i was refering to uncle. I used to think glass was all pretty much the same too
    I agree that there is a difference between good and poor glass (I saw that on dusk once between a Leupold and a no name scope).
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    Yep the bushnells are pretty good bought mine from reloaders. Did quite a bit of research and a few years back they had one of the best rangefinders going, better than more expensive ones. Will account for angle and has a fairly basic calculator for holdover in mils or Moa. Buy once cry once. Fuck carrying binos and rangefinder, don't care how good the optics are...
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    I got a pair of ARC Fusion binos about 3 years back - & really rate them. I take them every where & avoid the hassle of binos + separate RF. Glass is damn fine and super clear. Have not done a side by side test with top of line euro binos but I can compare to scopes like Swaro's, Kahles, Zeiss and Leupold VX6 which I run .... and to my eyes the Bushnell ARC binos compare very well. I could not justify a reason to fork out 2x cash for euro RF binos.
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