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About LinkBacksI just use my Leica 1600 now for glassing.
I have a pair of 10x Bushnell bino's, but leaving them at home is one less thing to carry. The bino's are better, sure, but the Leica glass I find good enough, and it stays hung around my neck and zipped into chest pocket at all times.
It's a shame all the range finding bino's I've tried weigh more than both put together and are fucking huge.
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