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Thread: Spotting Scope and Tripod Options

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  1. 08-11-2022, 11:18 AM #7
    Southerner223
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    I had a vortex viper 65mm spotter for atleast 5 years. No issues with it and spotted alot of animals. Was a good compromise weight vs quality vs price. And has a good warranty if you kick it with your boot ontop of a mountain

    Had it on a Manfrotto tripod which is 800grams. Goes up tall enough to sit behind but not stand

    Here's the combo in a tahr block (Mahitahi)

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