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12-08-2007, 10:35 AM
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| | | Binoculars Since Im a student and have no money lol, i was wondering if anyone could tell me of a good make of bioculars which are realatively cheap?
Ive found out that the cheaper ones arent very good and its worth spending a bit on them.
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12-08-2007, 12:15 PM
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| | Re: Binoculars I would recommend Helios Mistral bins, they are very good quality and reasonably priced at £89 for 10 or 8 x42's from most UK dealers (I see there is Helios Rapide now for £70, never used them but possibly worth a try, or ask if anyone has use them). I had previously tried the cheaper Bushnell trophy bins and found them to be very dark
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