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I’m looking for a good pair of dangerous game bino’s. Band name and the size. I currently own a pair of Lecia 10 x 42 geo’s and I’m looking for something a little smaller / lighter.
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I have the Leica 10x42s and went with the Leica 8x30 for the lighter carry glass. You can't get better.


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Swaro 8x30 SLCs... The older ones were a bit lighter than the newer ones.
 
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Swaro 8x30 SLCs... The older ones were a bit lighter than the newer ones.


OR even better the EL 10x32 or 8x32 - that is the top of quality in this size...


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Have you taken a look at the Vortex Viper 6x32? A very nice optic I think you'll really enjoy using


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I personally love either the Swarovski 8x30 SLC or 8x32 EL
 
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Have you taken a look at the Vortex Viper 6x32? A very nice optic I think you'll really enjoy using


How do these compare to Leupold, or Nikon or some of the more expensive brands like Lieca, Swaro etc.


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Have you taken a look at the Vortex Viper 6x32? A very nice optic I think you'll really enjoy using


How do these compare to Leupold, or Nikon or some of the more expensive brands like Lieca, Swaro etc.


forget about it - if You have looked through a Swaro EL You will not look after a Votex bino anymore...


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Agreed, the Vortex Viper will not compare to a Swaro, however, in it's price class it is excellent and better than most


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Doug, how would you rate them against the Minox HG BR ASPH

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have you looked at Alpen? their not bad for the money.
 
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I'm in the Red shirt.
The HG's are just shy of the Alpha Euros. You'll LOVE them


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