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| They are a great tool for sure and very close optically to my SV 10x42's...also the bumps on the bottom don't seem to be much of a bother. |
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| I agree. Love mine.
There are two types of people in the world: those that get things done and those who make excuses. There are no others.
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| I have both the Swaros and the Leica's.  I like them both.  |
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| The best ranging bino made and i have had all three offerings from gremany/austria. |
| | | Posts: 154 | Location: N. Texas | Registered: 26 February 2014 |
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| I wonder why they don't use the same good glass that they use on their top of the line Swarovision Binocs |
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| They are incredible in every way.
I also had a pair of Geovids....ever try to get a pair fixed?? Don't!! Big money, long time, and they send them back to Austria and aren't very nice about it either.
I got rid of them and will never buy Leica again! |
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